Примеры использования Logistics support package на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The mandate of UNSOA is to provide a logistics support package to AMISOM.
Costs for the logistics support package remain dependent on ongoing work to identify suppliers and deliver support solutions.
Increased efficiency andeffectiveness of the delivery of the United Nations logistics support package to AMISOM.
Delivery of a United Nations logistics support package to the African Union Mission in Somalia AMISOM.
Expected accomplishment 1.1: Increased efficiency andeffectiveness of the delivery of the United Nations logistics support package to AMISOM.
The concept of a United Nations logistics support package for AFISMA relies on certain principles and planning assumptions that are essential for the United Nations.
Increased efficiency andeffectiveness of the delivery of the United Nations logistics support package to the African Union Mission in Somalia AMISOM.
We understand that you will shortly be submitting a letter to the Council further developing andrefining options for a voluntary and United Nations-funded logistics support package.
Expected accomplishment 1.1: delivery of a United Nations logistics support package to the African Union Mission in Somalia.
As part of the logistics support package approved by the Security Council, the Department of Field Support has helped to put in place a sustainable supply route from Mombasa to Mogadishu to support AMISOM.
Expected accomplishment 1.1:delivery of a United Nations logistics support package to the African Union Mission in Somalia.
United Nations planners also continued to assist in the planning for the AMISOM FM radio station due to be launched as part of the logistics support package.
A second option would be for the United Nations to provide a logistics support package to AFISMA in all phases of its operations.
I should like to recall that in my letter of 13 December 2012(S/2012/926),I shared some of my initial planning associated with the possible provision of a United Nations logistics support package for AFISMA.
If the Council were to authorize a United Nations logistics support package, the Secretariat would endeavour to do its best to initiate the provision of support as quickly as possible.
In the same presidential statement, the Security Council also underlined the need for the United Nations andthe African Union to study the lessons learned from UNAMID and the logistics support package for AMISOM.
As detailed in my recent reports on Somalia(S/2009/684, S/2010/234 andS/2010/447), the delivery of the logistics support package has resulted in significant improvements in the living and working conditions of AMISOM personnel.
It is to be noted that the logistics support package forms only one part of the assistance required to enable AMISOM to remain in place and build up its troop strength to its authorized level of 8,000 personnel.
I understand that the Security Council is now considering a draft resolution which, inter alia,provides that the United Nations would develop and deliver a logistics support package for the African Union Mission in Somalia AMISOM.
To support planning and delivery of the logistics support package, and as directed by the Security Council in its resolution 1863(2009), the Department of Field Support intends to establish a dedicated and independent field support headquarters.
In its resolution 1863(2009), the Security Council requested theSecretary-General to implement an innovative form of engagement, by which the United Nations was to provide a logistics support package to the existing African Union Mission in Somalia AMISOM.
The Security Council could request the Secretariat to develop and deliver a logistics support package for AMISOM, which would include equipment and services normally provided to peacekeeping missions under the heading of United Nations-owned equipment.
However, it is expected that the deployment of the necessary assets and establishment of the necessary contracts andlines of supply to implement the full range of services under the logistics support package would take a minimum of 120 days.
In paragraph 5 of that letter, the Secretary-General indicated that, in addition to the logistics support package(see para. 15 above), AMISOM would also need other military capabilities to fulfil its mandate, including counter-IED and explosive ordnance disposal capability.
In addition, it coordinates efforts in support of forces of the African Union andregional organizations in operations where the Department of Field Support has been mandated to assist logistics support package or trust funds.
In addition to the logistics support package and monies delivered through the trust fund, AMISOM will also have a number of military capability needs to achieve the new tasks required by the Djibouti Peace Agreement, protect its forces and provide better security for air and sea operations.
While a more extensive lessons learned exercise isplanned for November 2010, experience over the past year clearly indicates that the logistics support package financed through United Nations assessed contributions has been a key factor in the operation of AMISOM.
UNSOA has established an inclusive support operations centre, including liaison officers from the African Union, AMISOM, troop-contributing countries andbilateral donors, which will guide the transition from bilateral support to delivery of the full United Nations logistics support package.
The Advisory Committee recalls thatin its resolution 1872(2009), the Security Council requested the Secretary-General to continue to provide a logistics support package for AMISOM comprising equipment and services, but not including the transfer of funds, as described in the letter from the Secretary-General to the President of the Security Council S/2009/60.
With respect to Somalia, while the Peace and Security Council of the African Union expects the deployment of a United Nations peacekeeping operation as a follow-on force to AMISOM as a result of fluid conditions on the ground,the Security Council decided, in January 2009, to authorize a logistics support package to assist with the Union's peace support operation in Somalia.