Examples of using Cost data in English and their translations into Arabic
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Average daily subsistence allowance rate is derived from actual cost data across all peacekeeping missions,
(b) It was also agreed that the Secretariat should request national cost data in the same format as that contained in chapter 8 of the Contingent-Owned Equipment Manual(see annex I.A.5).
It is proposed to request cost data in national currencies rather than in United States dollars and to apply the rate of exchange effective on the date the survey is sent out to troop-contributing countries(A/60/725, para. 29).
(c) The troop/police contributors must submit to the Secretariat the following national cost data for each item that should be reviewed: a national market value;
The cost data of each troop-contributing country was summarized as an average cost of one peacekeeper per month, and the average cost was then compared with the rate of
The Committee is responsible for the review of the budget based on the budget assumptions, using historical cost data to ensure that the estimates are accurate, prior to final approval by the Special Representative of the Secretary-General.
(c) The troop/police contributors must submit to the Secretariat the following national cost data, for each item that should be reviewed: a national market value;
In preparation for the 2017 Working Group, the Secretariat requests that Member States submit national cost data no later than three months before the meeting in order to allow time for the consolidation and validation of such data. .
Accordingly, by note verbale, Member States were requested to submit standard cost data for generic categories of major equipment, using 2006 as the base year, to carry out a comprehensive review of contingent-owned equipment reimbursement rates.
Therefore, cost data questionnaires were sent to all States contributing military personnel, that is, both troops and/or military observers, to all established peacekeeping missions in December 1996.
However, when there is zero variable cost data, researchers don't face a cost constraint on the size of their experiment, and this has the potential to lead to unnecessarily large experiments.
In October 2010, the Secretariat invited Member States to participate in the meetings of the 2011 Working Group, and distributed consolidated national cost data from 48 Member States and 26 issue papers from 9 Member States.
Updated national cost data from 50 Member States, 33 issue papers from 10 Member States and 13 issue papers from the Secretariat were distributed to Member States in December 2010.
The Assembly also explicitly stated, for the first time, that the purpose of gathering cost data was to" identify common and essential additional costs" incurred in deploying to United Nations peacekeeping operations.
In October 2003, the Secretariat invited Member States to participate in the meetings of the 2004 Working Group on Contingent-Owned Equipment from 23 February to 5 March 2004, attaching the consolidated national cost data from 30 Member States.
The Board ' s review, however, disclosed that the Administration had not yet developed adequate cost data in respect of the various conference services to enable any meaningful analysis and control to be undertaken.
does not reflect any position taken by the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the validity of the cost data.
Medical Support Section of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, as well as national cost data.
The Board underscores the need to develop reliable cost data during 1996-1997 on the various conference service activities and would encourage the Administration to undertake a detailed exercise in this regard.
Utilization of the data provided by Member States is intended for statistical purposes only and does not reflect any position taken by the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the validity of the cost data.