Примеры использования Framework for accountability на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The framework for accountability should be based on filling the gaps in information and equality.
In that regard, the European Union welcomes the Secretary-General's report on a framework for accountability within the United Nations security management system and looks forward to its implementation.
The framework for accountability, which specifies the roles and responsibilities of all actors in the United Nations security management system, including the Department of Safety and Security, was taken note of by the General Assembly in its resolution 61/263.
Also, this document is not consistent with the framework for accountability established for the United Nations security management system.
The Advisory Committee concurs with the observations made by the oversight bodieswith respect to the implementation of Umoja and the need to ensure that the agreed-upon framework for accountability be properly embedded in its design and implementation.
How can we develop a framework for accountability and monitoring of sustainable development?
In one of these documents,dated 28 August 2002(A/57/365), the Secretary-General set out an inter-organizational security framework for accountability for the United Nations field security management system.
The report of the Secretary-General on a framework for accountability for the United Nations field security management system(A/57/365) was presented to the General Assembly.
At the 28th meeting,on 27 November, the Chairman of the Committee introduced a draft decision entitled"Inter-organizational security measures: framework for accountability for the United Nations field security management system" A/C.5/57/L.17.
A common and fully coordinated Framework for Accountability will provide realistic guidance on each security role and responsibility, which will be utilized in all United Nations operations and programmes.
The relationship between the Department of Safety and Security of the United Nations andUNDP is governed by the framework for accountability for the United Nations security management system, approved on 29 March 2007 by the General Assembly.
The report, which serves as a framework for accountability in global development policy, is a major aspect of the follow-up within the Bretton Woods institutions to the outcome of the Monterrey Conference.
An accountability framework was establishedin 2002 as well, as outlined by the Secretary-General in his report on inter-organizational security measures: framework for accountability for the United Nations field security management system A/57/365.
The present report outlines a framework for accountability for the United Nations field security management system, which was elaborated and agreed upon on an inter-agency basis by all the organizations of the United Nations system.
Traditional justice mechanisms, such as Culo Kwor, Mato Oput, Kayo Cuk, Ailuc and Tonu ci Koka and others as practiced in the communitiesaffected by the conflict, shall be promoted, with necessary modifications, as a central part of the framework for accountability and reconciliation.
Welcoming the report of the Secretary-General on a framework for accountability for the United Nations field security management system, in which a new mechanism to ensure accountability and responsibility in the area of field security is introduced.
The Development Cooperation Forum High-level Symposium on accountability and effectiveness of development cooperation,held three weeks earlier in Berlin, had underscored that there was a need for such a global umbrella framework for accountability in development cooperation.
It consolidates and updates rules,sets out a framework for accountability for performance and sets standards of conduct designed to avoid real or apparent conflict of interest, including requiring financial disclosure by the senior officials of the Organization.
More than 10 years since world leaders established goals and targets to greatly reduce extreme poverty, hunger, illiteracy and disease,the Millennium Declaration and the Millennium Development Goals framework for accountability derived from it have inspired development efforts and helped set priorities and focus interventions.
Following the report of the Secretary-General on Inter-organizational security measures: framework for accountability for the United Nations security management system(A/57/365), Minimum Operational Security Standards(MOSS) compliance has been adopted and implemented as a standard United Nations security policy.
The Committee was informed,upon enquiry, that the responsibilities of the Secretary-General and heads of United Nations agencies, programmes and funds, as set out in paragraph 4 of the Secretary-General's report entitled"Interorganizational measures: framework for accountability for the United Nations field security management system"(A/57/365), would remain intact.
The General Assembly takes note of the report of the Secretary-General entitled"Inter-organizational security measures: framework for accountability for the United Nations field security management system", and concurs with the recommendations made by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions in that regard.
The Administrator, in opening,stated that the framework for accountability presented in the report had been identified through an extensive and consultative process undertaken within UNDP with the assistance of external consultants and would provide the links among a number of individual accountability systems that had functioned well but on an individual rather than an integrated basis.
The Secretary-General submitted to the General Assembly at its fifty-seventh session a report entitled"Inter-organizational security measures: framework for accountability for the United Nations field security management system"(A/57/365), as requested in section VIII of Assembly resolution 56/255 of 24 December 2001.
Following the report of the Secretary-General entitled Inter-organizational security measures: framework for accountability for the United Nations field security management system(A/57/365), minimum operational security standards(MOSS) compliance has been adopted and implemented as a standard United Nations security policy.
In line with the recommendations of the Independent Panel on Safety and Security of United Nations Personnel and Premises Worldwide, priorities include addressing key policy, operational and strategic weakness, improving the safety and security of locally recruited staff, providing adequate resources,improving the framework for accountability, enhancing cooperation with host Governments and Member States, and restoring public trust in the United Nations at the global and local levels.
Mr. Myat(United Nations Security Coordinator),introducing the report of the Secretary-General on the framework for accountability for the United Nations field security management system, pointed out that the report was the result of several rounds of inter-agency meetings which had begun in January 2002 in the context of the Inter-Agency Security Management Network.
The accountability of all actors within the United Nations field security management system continues to be governed by the report of the Secretary-General entitled"Inter-organizational security measures: framework for accountability for the United Nations field security management system"(A/57/365), as requested in section VIII of General Assembly resolution 56/255 of 24 December 2001.
The Department of Peacekeeping Operations hasindicated that it would review and incorporate peacekeeping personnel into the framework for accountability following the preparation of a protocol defining the lines of responsibility and accountability between the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Office of the United Nations Security Coordinator(UNSECOORD) as they relate to peacekeeping operations.
The Chairman suggested that the Secretariat should draw up a draft decision for consideration by the Fifth Committee in which the Committee would recommend to the General Assembly that it should take note of the report of the Secretary-General on inter-organizational security measures: framework for accountability for the United Nations field security management system(A/57/365) and endorse the recommendations made by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions in its report A/57/7/Add.11.