Examples of using An implementation rate in English and their translations into Arabic
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The calculated global index showed an implementation rate of 55 per cent. This was a clear improvement over the baseline period, which pointed to a global implementation rate of only 44 per cent.
UNMIS incurred $134.0 million in expenditure for the reporting period, representing a budget implementation rate of 97.4 per cent(compared with $998.8 million in expenditure for an implementation rate of 99.1 per cent in the prior 2010/11 period).
The Global Service Centre incurred $68.6 million in expenditure for the reporting period, representing a budget implementation rate of 100 per cent(compared with expenditure of $64.3 million, or an implementation rate of 93.8 per cent, in the prior financial period).
Section 34, Safety and security, had an implementation rate of 75 per cent, which was an improvement compared to the implementation rate of 71 per cent in the previous biennium.
It stated that implementation had been a problem in the past but that since 1995 the head of state had given the highest priority to improving abilities and this was bearing fruit- in 1996 the UNFPA programme had had an implementation rate of 86 per cent.
(a) Implementation rate. Notwithstanding the limitation of a quantitative indicator of performance based on a comparison between the number of outputs delivered and the commitments set out in the programme budget, an implementation rate of below 70 per cent does imply possible problems.
Overall, programmes achieved an implementation rate of 90 per cent for mandated outputs(IM) in the 2010-2011 biennium, which is one percentage point higher than in 2008-2009.
As noted, budget section 4, Disarmament, had an implementation rate of 79 per cent, which was an improvement over
At the same time, the addition of 43 outputs by the Secretariat resulted in an implementation rate of 73 per cent based on mandated activities,
Initial data for the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme indicate an implementation rate of 142 per cent when considering implemented quantifiable outputs in relation to outputs programmed at the beginning of the biennium.
The programme had an implementation rate of 50 per cent(as a newly created programme, this was the first biennium for which an implementation rate was determined).
The total expenditure of the Force for 2011/12 amounted to $48.2 million, representing a budget implementation rate of 95.5 per cent, compared with $47.3 million in expenditure and an implementation rate of 98.9 per cent in 2010/11.
The Office incurred $287.8 million in expenditure for the reporting period, representing a budget implementation rate of 98.9 per cent(compared with $210.1 million in expenditure for an implementation rate of 99.9 per cent in the prior period).
MINURSO incurred $60.0 million in expenditures for the reporting period, representing a gross budget implementation rate of 97.6 per cent(compared with $57.1 million in expenditures for an implementation rate of 100 per cent in the prior 2010/11 period).
UNOCI incurred $625.1 million in expenditure for the reporting period, representing a gross budget implementation rate of 96.8 per cent(compared to $551.5 million in expenditure and an implementation rate of 96.7 per cent in the 2010/11 period).
MINURSO incurred $56.5 million in expenditure for the reporting period, representing a gross budget implementation rate of 97 per cent(compared to $60 million in expenditure for an implementation rate of 97.6 per cent in the prior 2011/12 period).
The Advisory Committee notes that as at 30 April 2013, total expenditures incurred amounted to $2,074,200 against an approved amount of $7,500,000, reflecting an implementation rate of 28 per cent.
With regard to UNMEE(A/57/672), expenditures against a budget of $198.4 million had totalled $185 million, resulting in an unencumbered balance of $13.4 million for an implementation rate of 93.2 per cent.
The performance report of the United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia(UNOMIG)(A/57/676) showed expenditures of $25.3 million against a budget of $27 million, resulting in an unencumbered balance of $1.7 million for an implementation rate of 93.7 per cent.