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The Board identified a number of shortcomings related to training.
As a result of those briefings the Board identified a number of issues of concern which it conveyed to the Authority and the public.
The Board identified a number of issues that require active consideration by management.
Key findings The Board identified a number of issues that require active consideration by management.
The Board identified a number of issues that require active consideration by management, in particular.
In its report, 10/ the Board identified a number of shortcomings in the internal audit coverage of the Organization.
The Board identified a number of issues that require the consideration of management, in particular those set out below.
In paragraphs 110 to 167 of its report, the Board identified a number of serious weaknesses related in particular to the proper receipt, recording and effective control of assets in mission operations.
The Board identified a number of issues for UNIDIR to consider in planning its future research activities.
During its interim audit in November 2011, the Board identified a number of weaknesses in the way the steering committee and the project team handled project risks, including a focus on actions required to tackle issues arising from risks that had materialized rather than on mitigating actions to prevent risks arising.
The Board identified a number of areas in which the framework could be improved, and these are reflected in the recommendation below.
More fundamentally, the Board identified a number of structural and deep-rooted obstacles to changing the results-based-budgeting system as currently designed and implemented.
The Board identified a number of issues which would need to be elaborated further and requested the TIR Secretary to modify the document accordingly, taking account of the comments made by TIRExB members.
As mentioned above, the Board identified a number of weaknesses in terms of financial transparency, such as inconsistent disclosure of end-of-service liabilities and misclassification of administrative costs.
However, the Board identified a number of areas where further enhancements could be made, including better links at the camp level between health outcomes and health spending, and more opportunities for the interpretation of the statistical data.
In its previous report, the Board identified a number of weaknesses in project governance, including: a lack of a single senior responsible owner; a lack of senior ownership for key project deliverables such as business transformation; a lack of critical challenge to actions proposed by the project team; and a failure to tackle effectively the root causes of project delay.
However, the Board identifies a number of issues and is particularly concerned that the accounting manual to be used by peacekeeping operations may not be started until March 2013-- some three months before IPSAS is due to go live.
The Board has identified a number of risks that need to be mitigated if the Fund is to meet its deadline of 1 January 2012.
The Board has identified a number of issues that will need to be considered by management if the effectiveness of UNRWA operations is to be improved.
The Board has identified a number of key elements that need to be in place for an organization to effectively use and benefit from ICT services.
In working with Governments that exchange information on precursor shipments on a regular basis, the Board has identified a number of problems and issues that should be addressed.
The Board nevertheless has identified a number of areas that some organizations could address to expedite the full implementation of the recommendations.
The Board has identified a number of key elements that need to be in place for an organization to effectively use and benefit from ICT services see the table below.
The Board thus identified a number of discrepancies between headquarters and field office figures with regard to the breakdown of expenditure per flash appeal sector the overall amount did, however, match.
The Board, nevertheless, identified a number of opportunities for further improvements, relating to cash transfers to implementing partners, cost management and programme management.
The Board examined the budget formulation process and identified a number of weaknesses, including.
Turning to human resources management, she noted that the Board had identified a number of instances in which staff members had been appointed without the performance of a reference check, a practice which could compromise the credibility of the individual missions concerned and the Organization as a whole.
The Board has identified a number of problems in project delivery in UNMIBH(see A/57/5, vol. II, chap. II, paras. 163-171), including serious deficiencies in the procurement of patrol boats, cars and buses for the State Border Service and in the execution of a project for disabled students para. 169.
The Board also identified a number of other amendments that the Commission on Narcotic Drugs and the Economic and Social Council might consider making to the treaties, including adopting simpler scheduling procedures under the Convention on Psychotropic Substances, strengthening treaty-based control measures over psychotropic substances in line with Council resolutions, streamlining reporting procedures and introducing a simplified estimates system for synthetic narcotic drugs.
The Board further noted that the Secretariat had identified a number of elements that could be addressed in the reformulated strategy, such as the definition of a revised set of policies and standards that could be enforced across the Organization, including in the peacekeeping area, in urgent matters such as information security, application systems control and audit trails.