Examples of using Non-programme in English and their translations into Arabic
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His delegation regretted that the Committee had not been able to discuss the concept of non-programme costs and the Advisory Committee's suggestions concerning a new mechanism for the development account in informal consultations;
The Secretary-General should provide justification for his conclusion that non-programme costs constituted 38 per cent of the regular budget and should inform the
There is a significant difference in the distribution of total programme support and management costs(non-programme costs) between core and non-core funding sources. In its resolution 67/226, the General Assembly reaffirmed that the guiding principle governing the financing of all non-programme costs should be based on full cost recovery, proportionally, from core and non-core funding sources.
Many delegations indicated that they had no objection in principle to the establishment of a development account but stressed, at the same time, that savings from reduced non-programme costs and other management efficiencies must not be achieved at the expense of the full implementation of mandated activities.
The end result is that while the new harmonized cost-recovery frameworks currently being implemented provide improved transparency and comparability of programme and non-programme costs, and also constitute a step forward towards the financing of non-programme costs proportionally from core and non-core funding sources, the attainment of full cost recovery remains a work in progress.
and(b) non-programme activities.
Mr. SIAL(Pakistan) said that during the session delegations had been informed that staff costs accounted for 75 per cent of United Nations expenses, whereas in the Secretary-General ' s proposal it was estimated that up to 38 per cent of the resources of the regular budget were devoted to administrative and other non-programme costs.
Instructed the Department of Administration and Management to present a detailed plan for a reduction of at least one third in the proportion of resources devoted to administration and other non-programme costs in the regular budget by the year 2001, with the resources released reallocated to economic and social programmes;
Ample time should be devoted to the following issues: the support account; the programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999, particularly the utilization of the Development Account and the reduction and refocusing of non-programme costs; gratis personnel; and the financing of the United Nations peacekeeping operations.
Report of the Secretary-General on the reduction and refocusing of non-programme costs(A/52/758 and A/52/7/Add.10)
The Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions has considered the report of the Secretary-General of 22 December 1997 on reduction and refocusing of non-programme costs(A/52/758), which was requested by the Advisory Committee in its first report on the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1998-1999,1 as endorsed by the General Assembly in its resolution 52/220 of 22 December 1997.
With regard to conference services, it is assumed that some 25 per cent of conference services is devoted to non-programme entities, mostly in the administrative sector, principally at Headquarters, for a number of United Nations bodies dealing with administrative matters(the Fifth Committee, the Pension Board, the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, the International Civil Service Commission, the Board of Auditors, etc.)(ibid., para. 13).
Mr. Watanabe(Japan) said that although the Committee had had to defer consideration of the report of the Secretary-General on the reduction and refocusing of non-programme costs(A/52/758), a decision on the exact modalities and procedures of the development account must be taken as soon as possible
A component of that support is devoted to non-programme entities, mostly in the administrative sector, including documentation, not only for administration per se, but also, principally at Headquarters, for a number of United Nations bodies dealing with administrative matters(the Fifth Committee, the Pension Board, the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, the International Civil Service Commission, the Board of Auditors, etc.).
Mr. Atiyanto( Indonesia), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that although the Group had concurred in the deferment of consideration of the reduction and refocusing of non-programme costs, it urged the Secretary-General to submit a clear, legitimate concept of these costs and of methodologies for calculating the percentage thereof so that the Committee could take a decision on the matter in the context of the establishment of the development account.
of the Organization comprises, 38 per cent non-programme costs and how he intends to reduce it to 25 per cent.
furthermore, may vary from office to office, for the purpose of this exercise it has been assumed that non-programme costs currently represent about half of the total cost of these offices and consequently a 50 per cent factor has been assigned to those costs.
Non-programme expenditure.
Non-programme aid.
Non-programme expenditure/total expenditure.