Examples of using Recosting in English and their translations into Arabic
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It would be unacceptable to reconcile the differences between States regarding recosting for inflation and exchange rates by seeking to adjust the level of the budget.
Provision for recosting, i.e., exchange rate adjustment of 1993 over 1992 and projected inflation in 1993, 1994 and.
A preliminary recosting is reflected in the budget proposals of the Secretary-General(A/60/6(Introduction, sects. 1-35, Income sects. 1-3) and A/60/6(Sect.13)/Add.1).
The recosting in the present report is based on the initial budget proposals of the Secretary-General,
However, the Institute had not yet considered establishing a recosting policy to take into account changes in the operational rates of exchange, actual inflation or the outcome of salary surveys.
After testing the formula using the existing recosting methodology in place in the first performance report, the Board performed the procedures once more, using the different options.
Table 6 Cumulative recosting amount arising from fluctuations in the performance of the Swiss franc and the euro against the United States dollar.
Post-related recosting was similarly deferred pursuant to resolution 66/238, as detailed in the annex thereto.
An amount of $220.6 million relating to the deferred post-related recosting for inflation and exchange rate fluctuations has also been added for planning purposes(see para. 9 below).
Provision for recosting, i.e., exchange rate adjustment of 1997 over 1996
Based on the existing recosting methodology, the Secretariat has identified fluctuations in currency and inflation rates as the main drivers of the recosting effect.
The recosting effect represents the difference in total estimates between each phase of the budget.
Column(b) in table 1.A provides for the recosting of posts which in 1996 had been costed at a 50 per cent vacancy factor.
The current recosting methodology ensured that activities were not negatively impacted by excessive currency fluctuations and inflation, a process that was to be expected in a global organization.
Noting that recosting had become a major issue,
It was his delegation's understanding that recosting was a technical step that was taken at the very end of the budget process.
Favourable fluctuations of the exchange rate result in a recosting downwards of $50,300.
He also stressed that he remained uncomfortable with the existing recosting methodology and the lack of transparency in its presentation.
the General Assembly may wish to decide whether the recosting of the Development Account should be continued beyond the current biennium.
The United Nations uses standard costs in recosting, generally created or revised as the biennial budget evolves and goes through four recosting ranges.
