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External sources (not reviewed)

in education systems are recurring concerns.

for such purposes only (see Part C above and annexes VII and VIII).

health-care issues in the country and ensure that privatization of the health system does not impede the enjoyment of the right to health, in particular for the disadvantaged and marginalized individuals and groups.

who performed decentralised procurement; the introduction of declarations of compliance with UNIDO procurement ethics and professional standards; the development and continued rollout of a comprehensive training programme to increase the general awareness of procurement rules; the publication of relevant reference documentation on the UNIDO Intranet, making it easily accessible to UNIDO staff at large, including UNIDO field offices; the current development of a computerised monitoring system, providing management with exception reports which could indicate incidents of non-compliance with procurement rules; and the recently established operational coordination committee, which would also be addressing procurement issues.

meetings: a conference organized by the Peacekeeping Financing Division in collaboration with the Field Budget and Finance Division of DFS on budgetary matters, including high-level issues, the results-based-budgeting methodology and budget instructions, with a view to improving the budget formulation process in missions ($63,000); the annual meeting of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund and two central bank seminars on investments by the Treasury ($10,400); and an insurance workshop ($7,100).

individual project codes, which are maintained as distinct financial and accounting entities within the framework of UNRWA’s financial statements.

years (2005–2007) was a correct one and clearly demonstrates the perspective economic growth will be ensured through large scale implementation of the results of the scientific and innovatory activities in the real sector of the economy of the Republic of Moldova.

utilization of Country Programming Frameworks (formerly National Medium Term Priority Frameworks) in guiding FAO’s work at country level.

of available resources in a manner that ensures equitable access.

by food insecurity; (c) institutional backstopping, capacity-building and project management, including support for the project’s operational units in the development of key elements of a social welfare policy.

meetings implemented to meet requests but the use of such advice by Codex.

under the supervision of the Commissioner of the Republic representing the authority of the central State.