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External sources (not reviewed)

As director of the responsible department, you commission a pre-feasibility study for the construction of a modern plant that meets both quality and quantity requirements.

The Committee points out that the United Nations strategy is to synchronize IPSAS with the introduction of the new enterprise resource planning system, since the Organization’s existing information technology systems cannot meet the requirements of IPSAS without extensive and costly adaptation.

[...] [...] to secure adequate funding for evaluations to be commissioned by the programme sectors; the need to increase [...] [...]

[...] [...] they were unpaid and that their motorcycles — vital for the effective monitoring [...] [...]

[...] measures generated only limited results, as they were insufficient in scope and scale to achieve the goals and objectives [...] [...]

[...] [...] security services that better respond to women’s needs, both through examples [...] [...]

The amount of $2,168,300 is proposed to provide for recurring requirements, centrally administered by the Executive Office on behalf of both DPKO and DFS, for the maintenance and repair of information technology equipment based on the standard service-level agreement established by the Office of Information and Communications Technology, in the amounts of $757,500 and $657,000 for DPKO and DFS, respectively; the acquisition of standard information technology equipment, including new and replacement desktop computers, laptop computers and network printers, for both Departments ($387,300); and the support account share ($366,500) of central information technology infrastructure costs (information storage and backup, application hosting, departmental servers and other services) as derived from past expenditure patterns.

[...] recognized under voluntary contributions, and this has undoubtedly impacted the financial performance of the Programme Fiduciary Fund (PFF).

[...] [...] and the private sector to make voluntary financial contributions to the Eastern Mediterranean Oil Spill Restoration Trust Fund, and in this regard requests the Secretary-General to mobilize international technical and financial assistance, in order to ensure that the Trust Fund has sufficient and adequate resources, [...] [...]

The child-minding service provides an alternative to parents whose child cannot for some reason attend a pre-school child care institution.

[...] recommendations were: inadequate staff understanding of the regulatory framework of UNICEF; inadequate monitoring by management of the functioning of internal controls; unpredictability of funding; inadequate workflows [...]

In the supplementary information provided to the Advisory Committee, the Secretary-General states that one of the lessons learned with regard to compliance missions was that, irrespective of the professional competence of the individual compliance officers, when dealing with Chief Security Officers at the P-5 or senior P-4 levels or debriefing designated officials at the level of D-2 or above, a P-3 compliance officer has neither the seniority nor the field experience to be credible.

[...] [...] such assistance is negligible, and [...] [...]

The question now is whether we are going to use that crisis as a pretext for doing less or, instead, make the necessary extra effort to keep our promises.

[...] [...] representative of Lesotho; the representative of France; the representative of Ethiopia; the representative of Thailand; the representative of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela; the representative of Yemen; and the representative [...]

[...] [...] Restoration Trust Fund has sufficient and adequate resources; [...] [...]

The estimate of $1,233,000 would cover requirements, centrally administered by the Executive Office on behalf of the Department of Management, for the maintenance and repair of IT equipment based on standard service-level agreements established by the Office of Information and Communications Technology ($465,000) and the support account share ($471,000) of central information technology infrastructure costs (information storage and backup, application hosting, departmental servers) derived from past expenditure patterns as well as the acquisition of new and replacement standard information technology equipment ($297,000).

Accordingly, prison authorities shall provide comprehensive programmes and services that address these needs, in consultation with women prisoners themselves and the relevant groups.

[...] [...] health problems, shortfalls in education, lack of childcare facilities, etc.

[...] the culture sector by meeting needs in the areas [...] [...]

[...] Orta, Antarctica embodies Utopia: a continent that welcomes [...] [...]

[...] [...] (para. 110); (ii) inactive trust funds (para. [...] [...]

[...] [...] Nations Trust Fund for the African Union [...] [...]

The Panel agreed that the evaluation of sources and source material, and the analysis of information and evidence must attain the highest possible standards of accuracy, bearing in mind that the Panel is of an independent, expert and non-judicial character with no subpoena powers.

The lack of women’s representation in parliament, marginalization of women’s departments and violence against women continued to be challenges for women along with the broad challenges of climate change, disaster reduction, trade and economic development.

The Committee was informed that since WFP had already achieved IPSAS compliance, it was expected that the joint exercise would facilitate the harmonization of certain Umoja solutions with those of the WINGS II system, and also allow the United Nations to benefit from the lessons learned by WFP during its transition to IPSAS.