EPA Review Annex Documents - DFID
EPA Review Annex Documents - DFID
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Table 7 Costs Estimates Private Sector Participation<br />
2006 2007 Total<br />
Level of Effort (50% of Public Officials)<br />
A - Total Working Days in Field 147.50 217.50 365.0<br />
B- Working Days in DR (3 for 1) 442.5 652.5 1,095<br />
C- Travel Days (person per one day) 53 88.5 141.5<br />
Total Working Days for <strong>EPA</strong> (A+B+C) 643.00<br />
Daily Rate (US$) at US$150 150.00<br />
171<br />
958.50 1,601.5<br />
150.00 150<br />
Total Level of Effort 96,450.00 143,775.00 240,225.00<br />
Per Diem Rate (US$) 350 350 350<br />
A- Total of Days in the Field 147.50 217.50 365.0<br />
B- Travel Days (50%) 26.5 44.25 70.75<br />
Total Per Diem Rate 60,900.00<br />
Air Fair<br />
Caribbean (US$700) 18,700.00<br />
Europe (US$1,100) 15,600.00<br />
Total Air Fair 34,300.00<br />
Total Private Sector 191,650.00<br />
Source: Author’s own elaboration<br />
91,612.50 152,512.50<br />
51,500.00 70,200.00<br />
21,350.00 36,950.00<br />
72,850.00 107,150.00<br />
308,237.50 499,887.50<br />
Overall, <strong>EPA</strong> estimated costs for years 2006 and 2007, are US$1.5 million. It is<br />
important to point out that for mostly all meetings the CRNM financed the cost of one<br />
participant, including per diems and airfare. These funds were obtained through<br />
different international grants. However due to the fact that we used conservative<br />
numbers when establishing DR participants in the meeting, is very likely that the figures<br />
cancelled each other out.<br />
In addition to that it might be appropriate to add the DR budgetary contribution to the<br />
CRNM, which account to US$250,000 per year. After adding the two years, the<br />
estimated costs, it adds up to US$2 million.<br />
The resources to support <strong>EPA</strong> negotiation came from the DR internal budget. Each<br />
ministry was in charge of allocating its own resources to cover the expenses of the trade<br />
negotiators.