Examples of using Classification of activities in English and their translations into Spanish
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in the context of its classification of activities/categorization of posts, and in consultation with the Department of Administration and Management,
UNICEF review on the impact of cost definitions and classification of activities on harmonized cost-recovery rates DP-FPA/2012/1.
Para. 32(s) Notes the paper on the Classification of Activities/Categorization of Posts(PSA/PPE)(EC/1992/SC.2/CRP.17) and the comments of the ACABQ thereon, and requests UNHCR to
UNICEF review of the impact of cost definitions and the classification of activities on harmonized cost-recovery rates;
revision and harmonization of the classification of activities and associated costs(approved in 2010);
Classifications of activities/ products.
Noted the need for increased integration of classifications of activities, products and occupations;
Accordingly, classifications of services are classifications of activities, since the nature of various service activities can be described
producer price indices, classifications of activities and products, and information society statistics.
index of services production; classifications of activity and product; and future strategy.
which was a joint review of the impact of cost definitions and classifications of activities on the harmonized cost-recovery rates.
regional and international experts working in the area of time use surveys and classifications of activities for time use statistics.
joint review of the impact of cost definitions and classifications of activities on the harmonized cost-recovery rates DP-FPA/2013/1-E/ICEF/2013/8.
in developing countries but are not defined in most classifications of activities for data collection on time use.
In addition, the joint road map to the integrated budget states that the 2012-2013 budget documents will"… include the results of the joint review of the impact of cost definitions and classifications of activities on the harmonized cost-recovery rates.
which are in line with the classifications of activities and associated costs,
the links among the classifications of activities, of goods and services,classifications identified for the first two groups of classifications) and, more tentatively, other classifications such as classifications of social statistics.">
mentioned in paragraph 1, above, including the results of the joint review of the impact of cost definitions and classifications of activities on cost recovery;
as set out in the road map, will jointly review existing cost definitions and classifications of activities and associated costs,