Although the number of grants exceeds the 12% total funding traditionally allocated to the social sciences and humanities, René DuRocher, executive director of the CRC Program, was quick to point out that science and technology still received a generous per capita allowance.
As mentioned before, the global budget approach offers an alternative to individually negotiated targets due to equal per-capita emission allowances, which could nevertheless be defined as national targets.
After inclusion of additional Indigenous specific primary care funding sources in the NT, including Aboriginal specific medical services and pharmaceutical allowances, the per capita expenditure gap persists [ 29].
While the upper social class, in contrast to the lower social class, has a larger allowance for household consumption expenditure per capita, they present a relatively small proportion of the population and have a comparatively lower APC.
Between 2013 and 2019, it allocated 673m free emissions allowances to coal-dependent countries whose GDP per capita was 50% below the EU average.
An important concept in discussions of carbon management policies is cap and dividend, where some fraction of the revenues of an auction on emission allowances is returned to citizens on an equal per capita basis.
One is that they're nutritious, for example, having a lot of vitamin C. In the North American diet, with the per capita potato consumption, about a third of our recommended daily allowance of vitamin C comes from potatoes alone.
For example, estimates of the proportion of per capita consumption that was unrecorded in Sweden, following specific changes to travel allowances and consequently to unrecorded imports, ranged up to 30% (Rehm et al., 2007).
Developing countries want national emissions allowances to be allocated on the basis of equity of per capita emissions.
The council said it had asked Capita for a £20m cut in the contract and its budget plan had made allowances for that.
