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Challenges also remain in the area of simplification and harmonization of business practices.
Executive heads to present reports to governing bodies assessing progress in the area of simplification and harmonization.
An important development in the area of simplification and harmonization of programming, reporting and disbursement procedures was the Rome Declaration on Harmonization A/57/763, enclosure.
He confirmed that UNFPA would continue its efforts in the area of simplification and harmonization.
Notes the progress achieved in the area of simplification and harmonization as defined in section VI of resolution 56/201, with the assistance of the United Nations Development Group, and calls upon the funds, programmes and the specialized agencies of the United Nations system to continue to implement the simplification and harmonization agenda by taking further steps to enhanceand ensure the sustainability of that process;
The WFP Deputy Executive Director summarized progress in the area of simplification and harmonization on behalf of UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and WFP.
Recently, UNDG has been given special consideration to concrete initiatives in some of these specific areas, in response to the request from the General Assembly and the Council for specific measures in the area of simplification and harmonization.
Report of the Secretary-General on actions taken by the executive boards and governing bodies of the United Nations funds, programmes and specialized agencies in the area of simplification and harmonization of the United Nations development system General Assembly resolution 62/208, para. 112, and Council resolution 2008/2.
Invites the executive boards and governing bodies of the funds, programmes and the specialized agencies regularly to assess the progress achieved in the area of simplification and harmonization of rules and procedures;
Takes note of the actions taken by the executive boards and governing bodies of theUnited Nations funds and programmes and the specialized agencies in the area of simplification and harmonization of the United Nations development system to reduce transaction costs, to enhance efficiency and to achieve financial savings, to be invested back in country programmes;
Underscoring the urgent need to coordinate the activities of various United Nations organizations,delegations were pleased to note the progress achieved in the area of simplification and harmonization, as well as in gender mainstreaming.
Report of the Secretary-General on actions taken by the executive boards and governing bodies of the United Nations funds, programmes and specialized agencies in the area of simplification and harmonization of the United Nations development system(E/2010/52) General Assembly resolution 62/208, para. 112, Council resolution 2008/2, para. 22, and Council resolution 2009/1, para. 4.
Report of the Secretary-General on actions taken by the executive boards and governing bodies of the United Nations funds, programmes and specialized agencies in the area of simplification and harmonization of the United Nations development system;
The executive boards and governing bodies of the funds, programmes and specialized agencies to regularly assess progress achieved in the area of simplification and harmonization of rules and procedures(para. 64) and CEB(former ACC) to address the requirements for further simplification and harmonization of procedures para. 65.
Takes note of the actions taken by the executive boards and governing bodies of theUnited Nations funds and programmes and specialized agencies in the area of simplification and harmonization of the United Nations development system;
At its fifty-ninth session, the General Assembly invited the executive boards and governing bodies of the funds, programmes and the specialized agencies to assess regularly the progress achieved in the area of simplification and harmonization of rules and procedures and requested the funds and programmes to provide, in their annual reports to the Council, specific information on the progress achieved in that area General Assembly resolution 59/250, paras. 36, 38 and 39.
The present report has been prepared in response to General Assembly resolution 62/208, which requests the governing bodies of organizations of the United Nations system to assess the progress achieved,including costs and benefits, in the area of simplification and harmonization, and analyse the potential impacts on development programming para. 112.
At its fifty-ninth session, the General Assembly invited the Executive Boards and governing bodies of the funds, programmes and the specialized agencies to assess regularly the progress achieved in the area of simplification and harmonization of rules and procedures, and requested the funds and programmes to provide, in their annual reports to the Council, specific information on the progress achieved in that area Assembly resolution 59/250.
Actions taken by the executive boards and governing bodies of the United Nations funds, programmes and specialized agencies in the area of simplification and harmonization of the United Nations development system.
Report of the Secretary-General on actions taken by the executive boards and governing bodies of the United Nations funds, programmes and specialized agencies in the area of simplification and harmonization of the United Nations development system General Assembly resolution 62/208 and Council resolutions 2008/2 and 2009/1.
Notes the submission of the information provided by the United Nations System Chief Executives Board for Coordination regarding the progress made in the area of simplification and harmonization of business practices within the United Nations development system;
Actions taken by the executive boards and governing bodies of the United Nations funds, programmes and specialized agencies in the area of simplification and harmonization of the United Nations development system E/2008/CRP.4.
Report of the Secretary-General on actions taken by the executive boards and governing bodies of the United Nations funds, programmes and specialized agencies in the area of simplification and harmonization of the United Nations development system General Assembly resolution 62/208.
In paragraph 112, requested the executive boards and governing bodies of the United Nations funds, programmes and specialized agencies to assess the progress achieved,including costs and benefits, in the area of simplification and harmonization of the United Nations development system at the global, regional and country levels, analyse the potential impacts on development programming and report to the Council at its substantive session on an annual basis.
Although significant progress has been made, especially since the reform processes launched in 1997,further efforts are needed in the areas of simplification and harmonization of procedures.
Conference room paper on actions taken by the Executive Boards and Governing Bodies of the United Nations funds, programmes and specialized agencies in the area of simplifications and harmonization of the United Nations development system.
Encourages the executive boards of the United Nations funds and programmes to consider further progress in the areas of simplification and harmonization of the rules and procedures on operational activities at an upcoming joint session of the boards before the next triennial comprehensive policy review.
Some progress has also been achieved in the areas of simplification and harmonization of business processes, joint programming and roll-out of a new generation of United Nations Development Assistance Frameworks.
Requests that efforts be undertaken across the United Nations system, including the specialized agencies,to make progress in all the areas of simplification and harmonization of rules and procedures at the field level, taking into account efforts and ongoing initiatives by bilateral donors and multilateral development banks, with the ultimate intent of reducing transaction costs, increasing the effectiveness and efficiency in aid delivery and enhancing government ownership of development processes through better coordination and management of external assistance;
A two-fold process is contemplated for its implementation: First,technical assistance to Governments in the areas of simplification and harmonization and, second, the automation of official procedures affecting or regulating trade and capacity-building of SMEs in the area of electronic business.