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Budgets: Funding rises in France...

Physics World, 1997
French spending on research will rise 1.4% to FFr 53bn (about £5.4bn) next year. Though barely more than the rate of inflation, the figure represents an increase on last year's budget and ends a downward trend. The money will be used to create 3500 new jobs in research and higher education.
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Funding: Germans face budget cuts

Physics World, 1991
As the German federal budget nears final approval, the impacts of the Gulf war and of unification are beginning to make themselves felt on the research community. Scarcity looms after times of plenty for many physicists.
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Budgeting, Funding and Managing Clinical Research Projects

2008
Large, integrated multidisciplinary teams have become recognized as an efficient means by which to drive innovation and discovery in clinical research. This chapter describes how to budget and fund these large studies and effectively manage the large, often dispersed teams involved.
Elizabeth, Hatfield, Elizabeth, Dicks, Patrick, Parfrey   +2 more
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Budget management of university research funds

2015 International Conference on Logistics, Informatics and Service Sciences (LISS), 2015
Based on Complete and Incomplete Contract Theory, the paper analyzes the root causes of different kinds of problems during the process of budget compilation and implementation of university research funds. These problems include false budget, fiddling on expenditure, and hard to monitor and control.
null Lan Zhang, null Zhenji Zhang, null Xiaolan Guan   +2 more
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Budget: Japan slowly increases funds

Physics World, 1997
Despite the Japanese government's promise to substantially increase spending on science over five years from 1996, the country's Science and Technology Agency (STA) has requested a budget increase of just 1.4% for next year. A government panel has also recommended that the STA should be merged with its traditional rival, the Ministry of Education ...
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Funding Infrastructure Despite Budget Reductions

2012
Abstract : In the summer of 2011, the US debt reached $14.2 trillion, forcing the President of the United States and Congress to call for major cuts in discretionary spending. Cutting discretionary spending for all federal programs impacts the nation s inland waterway infrastructure which is maintained by the US Army Corps of Engineers through local ...
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Devolved budgeting, formula funding and equity

Management Accounting Research, 1998
Abstract A key part of the New Public Sector in the U.K. has been an increased use of delegated budgeting in health and education. Initiatives such as the Local Management of Schools, GP-Fundholders and the Purchaser–Provider split in the National Health Service have required resources and associated budgets to be allocated down to smaller, more ...
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Formula Funding and Performance Budgeting

2007
Numerous instruments are needed to make operational the principles of performance budgeting. Among the most important is the mechanism whereby individual local agencies are financed. This chapter focuses on one particular type of financing mechanism: the use of mathematical formulas to determine the magnitude of funds directed towards a local public ...
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Science Funding: Devaluation undermines Italy's budget

Physics World, 1992
In a move to stabilise a rickety lira and increase confidence, the Italian government is rushing its freshly penned finance law for 1993 through parliament. The budget promises contributions in research areas that had expected the worst. To prevent delays, Prime Minister Giuliano Amato has even brought out the voto di fiducia (vote of confidence ...
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Funding & Budgeting

2021
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