Примеры использования Integrated compound на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Since the issuance of the report,there have been further developments in Iraq relating to the proposed integrated compound.
In January UNAMI identified a future site for the United Nations Integrated Compound as an alternative to a site previously chosen.
It therefore recommends against approval of resources in the amount of $180,150,000 related to the construction of the United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad.
This would therefore necessitate a secure, long-term and integrated compound for the United Nations to accommodate its staff in Baghdad.
The Government of Iraq has also provided UNAMI with a 10-year lease for the site where the long-term integrated compound would be located.
An integrated compound would facilitate the return and re-establishment of United Nations agencies in the country, increase administrative efficiency and promote cohesive and coordinated action.
He indicates that the scope of the project has changed from the original plan for the construction of a new integrated compound on vacant land to the renovation of existing facilities.
A detailed draft proposal for the United Nations Integrated Compound in Baghdad has been sent to the Office of the Controller and is to be considered by the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions in early May.
The Advisory Committee also notes that the Government of Iraq has provided UNAMI with a 10-year lease for the site where the long-term integrated compound would be located see A/62/512, para. 108.
In Baghdad, it is imperative to proceed with the construction of a new integrated compound as soon as possible. On 3 November the Council of Ministers of Iraq decided to contribute $25 million for the project in 2009.
Discussions are ongoing with the Government of Iraq on the use of its $50 million contribution to the trust fund established for renovation of United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad.
Upon completion of the design phase, a more comprehensive proposal for the construction of the United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad will be submitted to the General Assembly for its consideration in due course.
Subject to theobservations in its report, the Advisory Committee recommended approval of a commitment authority of $5 million to undertake design work in connection with the proposed United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad.
The $50.8 million Trust Fund was established for the construction of the United Nations Integrated Compound in Baghdad, with the aim of providing a secure, safe and comfortable working and living environment for United Nations staff members and personnel in Iraq.
In Baghdad, construction of the additional accommodation in the D-2 complex is expected to be carried out using the Government of Iraq's contribution of $50 million to the trust fund established in support of the construction of a United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad.
Owing to the changed scope of the project from construction of a new integrated compound on vacant land, to renovation of existing facilities, donors to the trust fund will be contacted and presented with revised terms of reference reflecting the change in the use of the allocated funds for their consideration.
Approve commitment authority for 2009 for UNAMI in the amount of $5million under section 32, Construction, alteration, improvement and major maintenance, to undertake design work in connection with the construction of the United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad.
The Assembly also requested the Secretary-General to submit a new, complete anddetailed proposal for the construction of the United Nations integrated compound for its consideration early in the second part of its resumed sixty-third session, with detailed comprehensive financial requirements and timelines of the different phases of its implementation.
The Advisory Committee recalls that the General Assembly, in its resolution 64/245,approved a commitment authority of up to $5 million under section 33 of the programme budget for the biennium 2010-2011 to undertake design work for an integrated compound in Baghdad.
The fund will be used for additional facilities and upgrades(construction and renovations) to the new United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad now comprising the existing Diwan compound and the adjacent D-2 compound formerly occupied by the United States Agency for International Development USAID.
The Secretary-General also proposes that commitment authority in the amount of $5 million beapproved for 2009 under section 32, Construction, alteration, improvement and major maintenance, to undertake design work in connection with the construction of the United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad.
The trust fund established in support of the construction of a United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad currently holds contributions in the amount of $50,760,644, including donations from Iraq, the Czech Republic, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland and Sweden. On 31 March 2010, the trust fund received $25 million from the Government of Iraq's 2009 federal budget.
Part two of the Secretary-General's report on the United NationsAssistance Mission for Iraq(A/62/512/Add.5) contains proposals for the construction of a hardened, integrated compound in the international zone in Baghdad to serve as the integrated headquarters of UNAMI.
Concerning the decisions of policymaking organs, the Secretary-General sought approval to appropriate the amount of $5 million already approved as a commitment authority for the United NationsAssistance Mission in Iraq(UNAMI) for the biennium 2010-2011, in connection with the construction of the United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad.
A clear course of action for the compound is currently under review andupdated detailed comprehensive financial requirements for the construction of the United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad or an alternative option will be submitted to the General Assembly for consideration at the first part of its resumed sixty-fifth session.
Approves commitment authority for 2009 for the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq in the amount of 5 million dollars under section 32 of the programme budget for the biennium 2008-2009 to undertake design work in connection with the construction of the United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad;
UNAMI has commenced the implementation of the work related to the establishment of the United Nations Integrated Compound in Baghdad utilizing the $50.8 million contributed under the Trust Fund, as reported in the proposed 2013 budget(A/67/346/Add.5, para. 365), where it was indicated that detailed project documents would be developed and construction would commence in early 2013.
In this context, the General Assembly approved commitment authority for 2009 for the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq in the amount of $5 million dollars under section 32 of the programme budget for the biennium 2008-2009 to undertake design work in connection with the construction of the United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad.
Requests the Secretary-General to submit a new, complete anddetailed proposal for the construction of the United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad, under section 32 of the programme budget, for its consideration early in the second part of its resumed sixty-third session, with detailed comprehensive financial requirements and clear timelines for the different phases of its implementation;
That the General Assembly approve commitment authority for UNAMI in an amount ofup to $5 million under section 33(Construction, alteration, improvement and major maintenance) of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 2010-2011, to undertake design work in connection with the construction of the United Nations integrated compound in Baghdad.