Примеры использования Backstopping capacity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It would therefore be necessary to further strengthen the Organization's backstopping capacity.
No Headquarters backstopping capacity currently exists for those functions.
The Committee is of the opinion that any such determination must,of necessity, take into account an analysis of existing backstopping capacity.
While that exercise points to shortfalls in backstopping capacity in certain areas, the findings are considered preliminary.
The Secretary-General must have a certain amount of flexibility in order toadminister an integrated backstopping capacity.
It could also provide a strategic policy development and backstopping capacity for the United Nations system on security sector reform.
Since its establishment in 1991, there had been a significant expansion of United Nations peacekeeping activities,as well as improvements in backstopping capacity.
The Committee was further informed that the initial findings had indicated that backstopping capacity for special political missions was provided by all funding sources.
A further review of the backstopping capacity, conducted in preparing the resource requirements for 1995, has reaffirmed that 630 posts are necessary for backstopping. .
The importance of incorporating a gender perspective into peacekeeping missions and-- ensuring an appropriate backstopping capacity-- had been stressed in numerous contexts, including Security Council resolutions.
The Advisory Committee has no objection to the Secretary-General's proposal for the addition of a position of Political Affairs Officer(P-4)in New York to ensure adequate backstopping capacity for the Mission.
It also remains the Secretary-General's view that the financing of the core backstopping capacity, representing the fixed costs to the Organization, must be financed from the regular budget.
Increasingly robust human rights components in peacekeeping were appropriate andthe imbalance between human rights mandates in the field and backstopping capacity at Headquarters should be corrected.
In order to better assess backstopping capacity requirements, measures have been taken to estimate the resources currently devoted to backstopping all special political missions in all departments and offices.
While each mission hadits own resource requirements, she concurred with the Advisory Committee that there should be a relationship between backstopping capacity and the overall scale of peacekeeping activities.
Adequate backstopping capacity must be in place at Headquarters, within established budgetary procedures, as UNAMID was the largest operation managed by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Field Support.
The Advisory Committee is concerned that the Secretary-General has deemed that the results of the recently conducted review of backstopping capacity for special political missions do not meet requirements.
To develop a better appreciation of backstopping capacity issues, the Secretary-General initiated measures to estimate the resources currently devoted to backstopping all special political missions in all departments and offices.
It will be recalled that the Secretary-General,in paragraph 35 of his previous report, presented to the Member States a plan concerning an adequate backstopping capacity to manage peace-keeping operations effectively.
Much of the backstopping capacity that special political missions need to draw upon is provided by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, the Department of Field Support and the Global Service Centre, which are not funded from the programme budget.
The lower requirements are attributable to the fact that non-recurring costs associated with the backstopping capacity for MINUSMA, for which a provision was made in the 2013/14 budget, will not be required in 2014/15.
Mr. Mukai(Japan), speaking also on agenda item 125, said that the restructuring of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations andthe consequent establishment of the Department of Field Support had strengthened backstopping capacity for peacekeeping operations.
In addition, while it could be applied prospectively to any additional backstopping capacity that may be required, the proposal would not address issues related to the use of existing backstopping capacities at Headquarters.
The inability to scale up backstopping capacity as a peacekeeping operation transitions to a special political mission could have the perverse effect of delaying a transition for fear that the new mission would not have the support it requires.
The lower requirements are attributable to efforts made to reduce costs in connection with the use of mobile phones andto the fact that non-recurring costs associated with the backstopping capacity for MINUSMA, for which a provision was made in the 2013/14 budget, will not be required in 2014/15.
He was in favour of creating additional positions to augment backstopping capacity at Headquarters: in the light of the current surge in peacekeeping, the Department of Peacekeeping Operations should be strengthened to ensure that all operations were properly managed.
The increasing scale and frequency of emergencies necessitated a corresponding strengthening of the capacity of the Department, which, in turn,required a strengthened backstopping capacity, especially in view of the additional functions assigned to it in the area of disaster reduction, environmental disasters and mine clearance activities.
As far as backstopping capacity at Headquarters was concerned, the Secretariat should make use of vacant positions and existing funding for general temporary assistance to meet the expanded requirements of UNIFIL, pending a detailed discussion of the issue in the context of the budget for the support account for peacekeeping operations for 2007/08.
The distinction between the funding arrangements for peacekeeping andpolitical missions is evident in the shrinking of resources and backstopping capacity, and the consequent risk of disruption to mandate implementation, that can ensue when a peacekeeping operation draws down and is replaced by a follow-on, fieldbased political mission.
The Committee pointed out that, since then,there has been an evolution in backstopping capacity resulting from, among other things, sizeable investments in technological improvements, the professionalization of personnel through diversified training, the development of mechanisms for rapid deployment capability and the strengthening of strategic, analytical and operational capacity provided following the issuance of the report of the Panel on United Nations Peace Operations see A/55/305-S/2000/809.