Sentence examples for budget of the programme from inspiring English sources
The budget of the programme for the period 2007-2013 is €3.1bn.
Efficiency of Programme Interventions Calculating on the basis of the data provided by UNICEF, the original budget of the Programme was nearly USD 9.9 million.
The budget of the programme also covers the fees of the external auditor, the French Cour des Comptes since 1994.
The total budget of the programme is EUR 32.64 mln, of which 65% is provided by the Government of the Netherlands, 19% by UNICEF, 13% by the Government of Mozambique and 3% by beneficiaries.
Representatives of the Commission pointed out that this decision will not have any budgetary implications, as the overall budget of the programme was already approved under the current long-term budget.
In the early swaps, WWF and other organizations did not include sufficient investment and technical assistance to meet these organizational challenges in the original design and budgeting of the programme.
(1 a) In order to give an overview of the reforms designed and implemented on the basis of the request of each Member State, the distribution of the new budget for the Programme should be based on clear selection criteria and be presented in a transparent way.
Reviewing the focus and budget of the Prevent programme, set up by the last Labour government and already reviewed once by the coalition.
Personnel salaries constitute a large part of the budget of the YFHS programme.
In this section, examples are taken from past the applications - including those described above - to illustrate four barriers to disinvestment and resource release: specification of the budget constraint, scope of the programme budget, composition and role of the advisory group, and incentives for/against contributing to a 'shift list' of options for disinvestment and resource release.
But since it is perceptions that matter in politics, the international-affairs budget of the State Department, the programme under which foreign aid falls, is bound to suffer.
