Примеры использования Definition of accountability на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Definition of accountability and roles and responsibilities.
Decides that the definition of accountability shall be.
Definition of accountability and how the components fit together.
The Inspectors note that there is no single, coherent andcommonly understood definition of accountability.
The definition of accountability proposed was far too limited.
The Advisory Committee discussed the Secretary-General's proposed definition of accountability with the oversight bodies.
The definition of accountability include a reference to the obligation of contractors and consultants para. 10.
Moreover, as the system of accountability develops, the definition of accountability will evolve accordingly.
The Committee considers that the definition of accountability approved by the General Assembly provides a valuable opportunity for the Committee to focus on performance results and values.
The reports were submitted by the Secretary-General in 2006 and 2008 respectively, and a definition of accountability was proposed in 2006.
The structure of the portal is aligned with the definition of accountability provided in General Assembly resolution 64/259 and includes the following sections.
The Secretariat examined these in relation to the components of its own framework and the definition of accountability endorsed by Member States.
In 2011, the compact was redesigned to be aligned with the definition of accountability provided by Member States in resolution 64/259, including an emphasis on proactive risk management.
The second set of recommendations pertains to accountability, andincludes issues such as the definition of accountability in the United Nations.
The Advisory Committee believes that the definition of accountability should go further than responsibility to"explain and justify" by also establishing responsibility for action or lack thereof.
The Advisory Committee believes that the definitions of ICSC andUNFPA provide a good basis for a definition of accountability for the United Nations.
In the view of the Advisory Committee,lack of clarity in the definition of accountability is one of the fundamental weaknesses in the Secretary-General's accountability architecture.
However, as a number of Member States had called for more detail and for a common understanding of the matter,a separate addendum 6 would be drawn up to provide a definition of accountability.
In making this proposal, the Committee is drawing reference to the definition of accountability approved by the General Assembly in its resolution 64/259, adopted on 29 March 2010.
In its definition of accountability, the General Assembly highlighted that accountability included achieving objectives and high-quality results in a timely and cost-effective manner as well as the accurate and timely reporting on performance results resolution 64/259, para. 8.
In 2011, he aligned the structure of the compacts to reflect the main components included in the definition of accountability provided by Member States in resolution 64/259.
The Committee further recommends that the definition of accountability should include reference to the obligation of"contractors" and"consultants", since they play an important role in providing services in the Secretariat.
The Committee recommends that the General Assembly consider that, in addition to thereference to"achieving objectives and high quality results", the definition of accountability should also be expanded to address"managing risks.
In this connection, the Advisory Committee also recalls the definition of accountability contained in General Assembly resolution 64/259 and recommends that consideration be given to its inclusion in future amendments.
The definition of accountability adopted by the General Assembly in its resolution 64/259 covers:(a) the obligation of the Secretariat and its staff members in terms of mandate implementation, compliance with the regulatory framework, standards of conduct, stewardship of resources, performance and achieving results;(b) rewards and sanctions; and(c) the role of the oversight bodies A/66/738, para. 9.
The Group agreed with the Advisory Committee that the Secretariat's working definition of accountability was unclear, making practical and measurable results difficult.
Considering the definition of accountability set out in the former resolution and the emphasis in the latter on implementing effective mechanisms that fostered institutional and personal accountability at all levels, the Group was deeply concerned that, in 2012, 59 staff had been guilty of misconduct or falling below the standards of conduct expected from international civil servants, and that the fundamental professional principles for international civil servants had not been fully upheld.
The Advisory Committee recalls its earlier comment that a lack of clarity in the definition of accountability is one of the fundamental weaknesses in the Secretary-General's accountability architecture A/63/457, para. 9.
While the Assembly has requested a definition of accountability, it is understood that the request is for a working definition that may be applied in the context of arrangements existing under the United Nations Charter.
While the Administration set out its fundamental elements of accountability in January 2010(see A/64/640), andthe General Assembly endorsed a definition of accountability in March 2010(resolution 64/259), the Board is concerned that progress in embedding an effective accountability system remains limited.