Examples of Programme Costs in a sentence
Programme Costs may be subject to a surcharge in response to increased transportation costs (including fuel), duties, taxes or fluctuations due to exchange rates.
If the changes to the Programme Costs are more than 10% of the original cost of the Programme then the Applicant may cancel their place on the Programme, within one week of being informed of the increase and shall receive a full refund less the deposit.
The Programme Costs include the Insurance Policy which shall be valid in Israel throughout the period covered by the Programme and only when the Participant is officially on the Programme*.
In an organisation there are two types of costs that are incurred as a result of running a project or service: Direct Programme Costs and Non-Project Attributable Costs (NPAC or overheads).Direct Programme Costs are all the costs that are clearly and directly incurred because of the project.
Programme Costs do not include any supplementary insurances which the Applicant may wish to purchase in relation to additional cover and pre-existing medical conditions.