Nongovernmental organizations said that Japan's record expenditure was nearly 100 times higher than the amounts spent at the meeting in Cologne or an earlier one in Birmingham, England, and that the money could have been used to relieve the debt of the world's poorest nations.
Unit values are obtained by dividing recorded expenditures for every household and food item by the corresponding quantity for every household.
With a facility of his own, Hendrix could work as much as he wanted while also reducing his recording expenditures, which had reached a reported $300,000 annually.
Among the recorded expenditures are payments for carts and cart horses, wages for royal servants, payments for improvements to royal manors and houses, royal gifts to persons, hunting expenses, payments to acquire a governmental office, payments to mercenaries, and the costs of bags and casks to transport silver pennies about the kingdom.
We recorded expenditures for health department staff time and material resources associated with the efforts to control the outbreak.
Methods for allocating costs above the NGO level to NGOs were derived based on programme records, expenditures reports and interviews with BMGF Avahan and SLP staff.
This change meant recording expenditure upon payment of the deposit, instead of recording it upon delivery, as had been done by the government until then.
Based on the raw data from Statistics Finland, we constructed table 1, which shows recorded expenditure by the funder and sector.
Where donors chose to continue providing project-based support rather than budget support, they were encouraged to plan projects in coordination with the overall SWAp and record project expenditures on the Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF), which sought to incorporate public expenditures by both the GOU and donors within a single three-year budget framework.
By encouraging young women to record their expenditures, and to discuss their finances frankly, Refinery29 could, the theory goes, help young women become savvier about money.
