COST APPORTIONMENT FORMULAE Sample Clauses

COST APPORTIONMENT FORMULAE. In the following formulae the following symbols are used in addition to those for costs given above: Incremental water allocation - (Section B.2 of Annex 3) South Africa ir Eswatini i,s Total it
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COST APPORTIONMENT FORMULAE. In the following formulae the following symbols are used in addition to those for costs given above: Incremental water allocation - South Africa ir (Section B.2 of Annex 3) Swaziland is Total it

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