THEORETICAL ASPECTS ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXPENDITURES

Recognizing the importance of assuring that short-term consultant services planned as a part of the program of the Organization should be provided in full, even when

The Executive Committee at its 31st Meeting recommended, and the X Meeting of the Directing Council approved, revisions to Article IV, Regulations 4e3 and 4.4, of the

4.3 Appropriations shall remain available for twelve months following the end of the financial year to which they relate, to the extent that they are required to discharge

To request the Director to study the means whereby the need for improving health conditions. will be given adequate consideration by the Governments at the time they formulate

The Director is particularly concerned over recent action (July 1954) of the Economic and Social Council provid- ing that beginning in 1955 Technical Assistance funds

The Pan American Sanitary Organization is responsible for international health activities in the Americas. Health programs are planned by the tech- nical staff in

In accordance with the Financial Regulations now in effect, the annual contributions in respect to the Departments of France and the Territories of the Netherlands and

There is a theoretical assumption that the disclosure on environmental and social issues has a potential impact on the companies’ economic and financial, environmental and