That UNICEF provides a Agree In its project report to UNICEF detailed acquittal of the balance DFAT, UNICEF provided of the funding 27.5 per cent a detailed breakdown of (approximately USD2,772,802) the costs of UNICEF that was not directly allocated activities: for the design construction and supervision of the 23 schools. - indirect support costs (UNICEF headquarters) – 6.5 per cent (as specified in project contracts) - travel for supervision 1.6 per cent – - administrative costs for UNICEF Sri Lanka 8.4 – per cent - UNICEF costs for promoting the friendly approach 11 per – cent. That all future construction Agree DFAT will continue to DFAT activities supported by DFAT work with partners to in the education sector comply ensure that, possible, with DFAT’s Disability all future construction Inclusive Design criteria, and activities are accessible for the Ministry of Social Services people with disabilities. Sri policy of “Promotion Accessibility to the Built Environment for Persons with Disabilities” and include, inter alia, toilets for people with disabilities as well as the associated ramps, handrails and doorways suitable for wheelchair access.
That UNICEF provides a detailed acquittal of the balance of the funding 27.5 per cent (approximately USD2,772,802) that was not directly allocated for the design construction and supervision of the 23 schools. Agree In its project report to DFAT, UNICEF provided a detailed breakdown of the costs of UNICEF activities: - indirect support costs (UNICEF headquarters) – 6.5 per cent (as specified in project contracts) - travel for supervision – 1.6 per cent - administrative costs for UNICEF Sri Lanka – 8.4 per cent - UNICEF costs for promoting the approach – 11 per cent. UNICEF That all future construction activities supported by DFAT in the education sector comply with DFAT’s Disability Inclusive Design criteria, and the Ministry of Social Services Sri policy “Promotion of Accessibility to the Built Environment for Persons with Disabilities” and include, inter alia, toilets for people with disabilities as well as the associated ramps, handrails and doorways suitable for wheelchair access. Agree DFAT will continue to work with partners to ensure that, possible, all future construction activities are accessible for people with disabilities. DFAT friendly
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