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The Group noted with concern the significant cuts in the budget proposals for many peacekeeping missions.
Despite the improvement in the rate of full implementation of the Board's recommendations for the biennium 2008-2009, the Group noted with concern that the number of recommendations under implementation had increased from 3 per cent to 6 per cent.
In that regard, the Group noted with concern that insufficient progress had been made in implementing the Brussels Programme of Action.
Mr. Jaffeer(Observer for Sri Lanka),speaking on behalf of the Asian Group, said that the Group noted with concern the limited interaction that many of the non-governmental organizations in consultative status with UNIDO had with the Organization.
The Group noted with concern the reported decline in technical cooperation activities in the first three quarters of 2013.
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The Group noted with concern that the construction project was continually being revised and that it would not be completed until August 2010.
Mr. Stagno(Costa Rica), speaking on behalf of the Rio Group, said that the Group noted with concern the deterioration in the Organization's financial situation since the previous year and the shrinking number of Member States that had paid their assessed contributions in full.
The Group noted with concern the delay in the implementation of IPSAS to 2014 for the United Nations and to 2012 for other entities.
Regarding remuneration, the Group noted with concern that a situation had been created in which the principle of equality of members of the Court and ad hoc judges was not being maintained.
The group noted with concern the decrease in revenues from the sale of cards and gifts and requested follow-up on the situation and actions taken.
In that regard, the Group noted with concern that only 46 of the 80 staffing positions approved for the project had been filled as at 31 August 2010.
The Group noted with concern that, although more payments had been received, unpaid assessments for the international tribunals had increased.
Along these lines, the Group noted with concern that the Government was far from meeting the minimum requirements related to the implementation of the Kimberley Process.
The Group noted with concern that many developing countries had been unable to implement national plans owing to the lack of financial resources and technical assistance.
In 1993, as in previous years, the Group noted with concern that the cases declared arbitrary included a large number involving persons who had been deprived of their freedom for some years.
The Group noted with concern the Board's observations regarding deficiencies in monitoring financial flows, as contained in paragraph 23 of the OIOS report A/61/669.
The Group noted with concern that the integrated programmes did not receive sufficient funding, and that donors had not yet changed their project-related funding approach.
The Group noted with concern the findings contained in the OIOS report(A/63/668) and emphasized that a rigorous planning process would have obviated the need for extraordinary measures.
The Group noted with concern that the Advisory Committee had recommended approval of a budget for the Operation that was 50 per cent lower than that proposed by the Secretary-General.
The Group noted with concern that the Secretariat had again been unable to identify posts to be redeployed as part of the experiment approved by the General Assembly at its fifty-eighth session.
The Group noted with concern that the practice had led to an increase in the average vacancy rate over the biennium 2012-2013, reversing the recent trend of declining vacancy rates.
In that connection, the Group noted with concern the decline in the level of resources allocated for the Secretariat to maintain the Register, suggesting that that could have affected its ability to fulfil its functions.
The Group noted with concern that the Agency's expenditure per refugee had dropped from an average $200 per year per refugee in the 1970s to less than $70 per year per refugee in the last decade.
The Group noted with concern the dire financial situation faced by UNHCR and wished to reiterate its full support for the work of the Office of the High Commissioner and the need to fully implement the recommendations of the Board.
However, the Group noted with concern that the rate of collection of the 2006 assessed contribution and the rate of collection of previous years' arrears were both lower than in comparable periods in previous years.
However, the Group noted with concern that despite the fact that the institutional framework of the Unit was solid, its independence was negatively affected by its inability to present its budgetary requirements to the Fifth Committee.
The Group noted with concern that neither the Secretary-General's report on the strengthening of the development pillar(A/62/708) nor his report on the Development Account addressed the perennial issue of the funding mechanism for the Account.
The Group noted with concern the suspension of the voting rights of three Member States as at 31 March 2008, and urged those Member States and former Member States that had not yet paid their assessed contributions to do so without delay.