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The Secretary-General's response is contained in paragraphs 25 and 26 of his overview report A/61/786.
In his overview report, the Secretary-General provides details on the elements of a new strategic approach to learning and career support.
The response of the Secretary-General to that request is contained in paragraphs 94 to 98 of his overview report A/66/679.
In paragraph 190 of his overview report, the Secretary-General provides some analysis on the trends over time in the cost of United Nations peacekeeping.
The Secretary-General addresses a number of those issues in his overview report(A/62/727) and in the reports referred to above.
The Secretary-General provides information on the Secretariat's staff selection andrecruitment system in paragraphs 34 to 46 of his overview report.
In paragraph 55 of his overview report(A/66/679), the Secretary-General states that a review of the peacekeeping budget development process is being undertaken.
The Committee recommends that the Secretary-General report to the General Assembly on the effectiveness of the Abacus initiative in his overview report.
In his overview report, the Secretary-General provides details of progress made to ensure responsible stewardship of the environment A/67/723, paras. 164-168.
I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the Secretary-General for his overview report(A/62/644) of the activities of the United Nations in relation to climate change.
In his overview report, the Secretary-General highlights improvements in the management of United Nations property, attributing them to a more global management approach.
The Committee notes that the Secretary-General included in his overview report(A/61/786, paras. 18-23) a summary of the policy on quick-impact projects that will define related budgetary requests for peacekeeping operations from 2008 onwards.
In his overview report, the Secretary-General provides details concerning the use and deployment of government-provided personnel to field missions A/68/731, paras. 163-170.
The Secretary-General indicates in his overview report that a revised policy document on quick-impact projects was to have been issued by the end of 2012 A/67/723, para. 115.
In his overview report two years ago, the Secretary-General, in response to a request from the General Assembly, provided details concerning the quantity of temporary duty assignments throughout all peacekeeping missions.
In that connection, the Secretary-General indicates in his overview report that, as part of the effort to align required resources and capabilities with operational requirements, comprehensive civilian staffing reviews are being undertaken at each mission.
In his overview report, the Secretary-General refers to the same guidelines, still under development, indicating that they incorporate the most recent direction given by the Assembly on the subject A/68/731, para. 167.
In paragraphs 55 to 60 of his overview report, the Secretary-General provides information on the steps taken and envisaged to address the continuing gaps in the representation of women in the Secretariat.
In his overview report, the Secretary-General points out that HR Insight is helping to make the United Nations more environmentally friendly by reducing the number of printed pages A/67/324, para. 28.
In paragraphs 106 to 108 of his overview report, the Secretary-General provides information on the steps taken and envisaged to address the continuing gaps in the representation of women in the Secretariat.
In his overview report, the Secretary-General describes efforts taken to ensure that field missions mitigate adverse environmental impacts of peacekeeping missions in host countries A/68/731, paras. 216-219.
The Advisory Committee recalls that in his overview report in 2007, the Secretary-General included a summary of the policy on quick-impact projects that will define related budgetary requests from 2008 onward A/61/786, paras. 18-23.
In his overview report, the Secretary-General indicates that the conditions of service applicable to military observers, advisers and police officers continue to apply to other government-provided personnel A/68/731, para. 169.
In this regard, the Secretary-General, in his overview report, states that for the deployment of Umoja and the implementation of IPSAS, the Secretariat's chart of accounts has been refined to both harmonize across all funding sources and modernize the descriptions A/68/731, para. 29.
In his overview report on peacekeeping operations, the Secretary-General indicated that in 2011/12, the Department of Field Support had focused on developing a supply chain concept that defined how the Department would address many of the challenges of rapid and flexible operational support for the field.
In this connection,the Committee notes that the Secretary-General, in his overview report on peacekeeping operations(A/64/643, para. 9), asserts that a comprehensive review of management initiatives is contained in his report on the proposed global field support strategy; however, the Committee finds no such review in the document.
In his overview report, the Secretary-General indicates that the human resources management framework will provide performance measures for both strategic human resources and delegated human resources authorities and that the framework will be designed in phases through 2015 A/67/723, annex I, paras. 20-23.
In response to requests by the General Assembly, the Secretary-General provided in his overview report for the 2008/09 budget period(A/62/727) detailed information on the cooperation and coordination between the Conduct and Discipline Team in the Department of Field Support, conduct and discipline teams in the field, the Office of Internal Oversight Services and other entities of the United Nations system.
In paragraph 98 of his overview report, the Secretary-General indicates that, during the budget period, the Departments of Peacekeeping Operations and Field Support will continue to lead policy, guidance and training initiatives.
In paragraph 44 of his overview report, the Secretary-General notes that the preliminary assessment of the activities of the Regional Aviation Safety Office at UNLB had been positive.