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The overall percentage of women is still below the desired 50/50 goal as women represented only 37 per cent of the total staff of 5,976.
While some field offices submitted returns for 1998-1999, they represented only a small proportion of the offices with ongoing projects.
This morning, a delegation indicated to us that official development assistance last year represented only 0.3 per cent of the gross national product of developed countries.
While the financing needs for sustainable development were enormous, the President noted that they represented only a relatively small portion of global savings.
The prevailing world order ensured the well-being of only those children who formed part of the privileged sectors, which represented only 20 per cent of the global population.
he emphasized that Member States ' assessed contributions represented only a fraction of their national budgets.
In relation to all flows to developing countries, the sub-Saharan African portion, represented only about 4 per cent in 2006.
while food exports represented only 2 per cent of total exports.
She said it was a travesty that the DPKO budget represented only 0.5 per cent of global military spending.
But consultations required dialogue: the comments by staff representatives and the statement by the President of the New York Staff Committee represented only one side of the story.
for the first time in years, the delegation of the Executive Board for a field visit represented only three regional groups.
From 2000-2008 the economy registered cumulative growth of 67.2 per cent, although this represented only 56.9 per cent of total output in 1990.
multi-denominational schools represented only a small percentage of the total and, regretted that, according to reports, there were not enough alternative schools,
A speaker noted that UNICEF income had grown by 33 per cent in 2011 and regular resources by 12 per cent, although the latter still represented only 29 per cent of total income, and a" whopping" 71 per cent of income was other resources.
Across all industries, women represented only 30 percent of trainees.
That figure represented only about 3 per cent of all agency programme expenditures.
That amount represented only the net balance of the inter-office voucher clearing account.
E/ The programme figure of 15,000,000 erroneously represented only a one-year projection.
Thus the present cash balance represented only three months of cash on hand.