Examples of using User fees in English and their translations into Russian
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On 1 April 2008, the Government abolished user fees from all public health facilities,
That the project agreement should provide for tariffs or user fees that allow for the recovery of the capital invested
User fees however normally do not generate the level of revenue needed to invest in new projects or expand existing infrastructure.
for example, user fees, scaled fees,
User fees need to be charged at a level that reflect the real market value of the services provided.
On 1 April 2008, the Government abolished user fees from all public health facilities,
for example, that user fees introduced by health-sector reforms cause steep drops in the use of maternal health services UNFPA, 2005.
For instance, user fees are, in general, an obstacle to the full enjoyment of human rights in these two sectors.
Health centres were obliged to maintain user fees to cover operating costs,
Even small user fees can impose a significant financial burden on individuals
The Committee calls on States to abolish user fees and implement health-financing systems that do not discriminate against women
Therefore, user fees which end up excluding the poor from essential health and education services,
This may include abolishing user fees and implementing health financing systems that do not discriminate against the poor for their inability to pay;
The question of user fees for irrigation is closely associated with the appropriateness of scale
For example, the exchange rate which is used to calculate the user fees could be set at the beginning of a year e.g. 2 January.
domestic tax revenue and user fees, borrowing in domestic capital markets,
provided examples of legal, i.e. non-infringing ways of distributing copyrighted content over the internet, based on advertising revenues or user fees.
He called upon G8 countries to increase their support to countries specifically with public health systems that aim to abolish user fees.
Costs of these services are typically raised through taxes, user fees and intergovernmental transfers.
occasionally supplemented by user fees, levied according to building size