Examples of using Indicative scale in English and their translations into French
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The United Nations Secretary-General acknowledged the success of the voluntary indicative scale of contributions in his report to General Assembly at its sixty-third Session, which took place in September 2008 A/63/201.
The strategy includes a voluntary indicative scale of contributions and aims at increasing donor contributions to UN-Habitat in the short term as well as broadening the donor base in the medium term.
The voluntary indicative scale of contributions aims at increasing the level of nonearmarked contributions by 10- 15 per cent per biennium over the plan period
Based on a preliminary analysis of the indicative scale of contributions and indications from Governments on increased contributions commencing in 2003, it is estimated
In contrast, the UNEP Governing Council adopted in 2002 a voluntary indicative scale of contributions(VISC), initially on a pilot basis, with the objective of increasing
While it appears that not all Member States were in favour of the UNEP voluntary indicative scale, the new system has helped to improve the predictability and adequacy of resources,
the Executive Director in mid2005 developed a new voluntary indicative scale for the biennium 2006- 2007, taking into account
Urged Parties to make voluntary contributions to the effect-oriented activities in 1998, using the indicative scale of contributions as annexed to the report of the twenty-second session of the Working Group on Strategies EB. AIR/WG.5/46, annex I.
In accordance with paragraph 12(a) of the financial rules, indicative scale of assessment is based on the United Nations scale of assessments as contained in the General Assembly resolution A/RES/58/1 B of 3 March 2004.
He also said that his Government reserved the right to seek a revision to the indicative scale of assessments adopted by the Conference of the Parties at its current meeting
25 per cent have made annual pledges in amounts less than indicated by the voluntary indicative scale.
All Member States of the United Nations were urged to inform the Executive Director, in a timely manner, whether or not they would use the proposed indicative scale of contributions.
including the voluntary indicative scale of contributions;
a similar amount to that set out in the voluntary indicative scale of contributions.
timely contributions for a biennium cannot be guaranteed by the voluntary indicative scale of contributions as the contributions remain voluntary.
UNEP developed a new indicative scale for the current biennium 2004- 2005.
taking into account feedback from Governments during the first pilot phase in 2003 UNEP developed a new indicative scale of contributions for the biennium 20042005.
including the voluntary indicative scale of contributions;
UNEP developed a new indicative scale of contributions for the current biennium 20042005.
Introduction of a voluntary indicative scale of contributions: based on the experience of UNEP,