Примеры использования Accomplishment accounts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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June- December 2007 Self-evaluations by the secretariat: user survey of outputs, citations,web statistics, accomplishment accounts.
Accomplishment accounts for the 2006-2007 biennium.
The Committee will discuss the accomplishment accounts for the 2006- 2007 biennium.
Accomplishment accounts for the 2004-2005 biennium.
Evaluation of the Working Party: Accomplishment accounts for the 2008-2009 biennium.
Accomplishment accounts for 2006-2007 prepared by the secretariat and the leaders of the Teams of Specialists; and.
The secretariat will update the accomplishment accounts once all the data for the biennium are available.
Accomplishment accounts include a description of the activities undertaken and outputs delivered, results achieved, lessons learned and areas that need improvement.
In 2010, the Committee will review the draft accomplishment accounts prepared for each expected accomplishment by the secretariat.
These accomplishment accounts for the biennium 2006-2007 will be prepared at the end of 2007; drafts will be presented to the Committee session.
In 2010, the Committee will be invited to review the draft accomplishment accounts prepared for each expected accomplishment by the secretariat.
These four accomplishment accounts, together with similar reports from throughout the system, will be used by the United Nations Secretariat to put together the Secretary General's report to the General Assembly on the,"Programme performance of the United Nations.
In 2010, the Committee will be invited to review the draft accomplishment accounts prepared for each expected accomplishment by the secretariat.
It also discussed the accomplishment accounts for the 2006- 2007 biennium and the new UNECE procedures for the evaluation of subprogrammes for the upcoming 2008- 2009 biennium.
At its seventy-fifth session in 2012,the ITC will be invited to review the draft accomplishment accounts prepared for each expected accomplishment by the secretariat.
In February 2008, the ITC reviewed andendorsed so-called accomplishment accounts, i.e. for each cluster of activities, an"expected accomplishment" together with related"indicators of achievement" and"performance measures" and noted that in 2010 it would review these accounts and discuss lessons learned and take programmatic measures, if appropriate ECE/TRANS/200, paragraphs 117-119.
At the end of 2005, using the data it had collected for the indicators of achievement,the secretariat wrote accomplishment accounts that evaluate how well the Subprogramme's objectives were met and what could be done better in the future.
In 2010, the Committee will then review accomplishment accounts prepared by the secretariat for each expected accomplishment, discuss lessons learned and take programmatic measures, if appropriate.
Prompted by the efforts of the Senior Adviser and the PPME Unit,the Sectoral Committees, for the first time during their 2006 sessions, discussed the respective subprogrammes' accomplishment accounts prepared by the secretariat as part of the Programme Performance Report.
EVALUATION: Draft Accomplishment Accounts for the 2006-2007 Biennium.
There was a noticeable improvement in expertise demonstrated by a better ability to distinguish between reporting on implemented outputs and reporting results,more regularity in building up accomplishment accounts during the biennium and wider and more knowledgeable use of appropriate data collection methods.
For this purpose, the Working Parties should review the accomplishment accounts, drawn up by the secretariat and consisting of an evaluation, both quantitative and qualitative, of the results achieved.
In February 2010, the ITC will be invited to review the draft accomplishment accounts prepared for each expected accomplishment by the secretariat.
In February 2008, the Committee on Inland Transport reviewed andendorsed so-called accomplishment accounts, i.e. for each cluster of activities, an"expected accomplishment" together with related"indicators of achievement" and"performance measures" and noted that in 2010 it would review these accounts and discuss lessons learned and take programmatic measures, if appropriate ECE/TRANS/200, paragraphs 117-119.
At the end of 2005, using the data it had collected for the indicators of achievement,the secretariat wrote accomplishment accounts that evaluate how well the Subprogramme's objectives were met and what could be done better in the future.
In accordance with this decision, the Working Party should review its accomplishment accounts for the biennium 2008-2009 and discuss the lessons learned and take programmatic measures, if appropriate.
For this purpose, the Working Parties should review the accomplishment accounts, drawn up by the secretariat and consisting of an evaluation, both quantitative and qualitative, of the results achieved.
In 2010, the Committee would be invited to review the draft accomplishment accounts prepared for each expected accomplishment by the secretariat, discuss the lessons learned and take programmatic measures, if appropriate.
The Committee noted that in 2010 it will be invited to review the draft accomplishment accounts prepared for each expected accomplishment by the secretariat and will be expected to discuss the lessons learned and take programmatic measures, if appropriate.