Примеры использования Low implementation rate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Board noted the low implementation rate of its recommendations of 26 per cent.
However, recommendations relating to IPSAS and project management have shown a relatively low implementation rate.
Despite that progress, the low implementation rate in certain areas was a cause for concern.
While acknowledging the specific circumstances faced by UNAMID,the Advisory Committee nonetheless remains concerned about the low implementation rate of quick-impact projects.
The low implementation rate, which had remained at 44 per cent for a second year, was a cause of concern.
The Committee is concerned about the low implementation rate of quick-impact projects in recent years para. 54.
The low implementation rate in ITC can be explained in terms of the fundamental reorganization and restructuring that was taking place during the biennium.
In its previous report, the Advisory Committee had expressed concern about the low implementation rate for quick-impact projects see A/66/718/Add.16, para 55.
The Secretary-General attributes the low implementation rate to the lack of a comprehensive peace agreement and the slow pace of the return of elements of the warring parties to their homes.
In this connection, the Committee notes that inits report on the United Nations peacekeeping operations, the Board of Auditors also highlighted the low implementation rate of quick-impact projects at UNAMID see A/65/5 Vol.
Expresses concern at the low implementation rate of the projects undertaken through the Development Account;
It would thus be appropriate for the entities responsible for implementing NEPAD, when setting up their programmes,take into account the Brussels Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries for the Decade 2001-2010, whose low implementation rate is growing ever more alarming.
The Board noted the relatively low implementation rate on human resources management, as shown in table 15.
In this regard, the low implementation rate in the key area of international and multisectoral cooperation shows the need for further international and regional cooperation and coordination of activities.
The General Assembly, in its resolution 56/237 of 24 December 2001, expressed concern at the low implementation rate of projects, and urged a more expeditious and effective rate of implementation. .
In view of the regrettably low implementation rate of the Board's recommendations for the period ending 30 June 2001, she urged the Secretariat to step up its efforts in that regard.
The Group would therefore have expected the Secretariat to explain in greater detail why it had not been able to achieve full implementation of programmed outputs or why a relatively low implementation rate had been achieved in some areas, and it trusted that fuller information would be included in future reports.
He urged UNRWA to explain its low implementation rate to the Fifth Committee and hoped that all open recommendations would be addressed quickly.
The relatively low implementation rate was partly attributable to the significant increase in the number of recommendations, which was, in turn, partly due to the Board's increasing focus on management issues.
Two areas showed evidence of a relatively low implementation rate: foreign exchange rates and human resources management, as shown in table 16.
The low implementation rate in this case is attributed to the termination of 26 quantifiable outputs, 24 per cent of the programmed quantifiable outputs of the Department.
Similarly, in section 8, Africa: New Agenda for Development,the comparatively low implementation rate was caused both by terminations and programmatic readjustments due to the shortage of extrabudgetary funds.
A low implementation rate of the Action Plan against Illicit Manufacture, Trafficking and Abuse of Amphetamine-type Stimulants and Their Precursors and low response rates were observed for Africa.
Three areas showed evidence of a relatively low implementation rate: financial overview; presentation and disclosure of the financial statements; and programme management, as shown in table 6.
The Department of Management acknowledged the low implementation rate and reported to the Committee that the Management Committee, under the chairmanship of the Deputy Secretary-General, was making a concerted effort to stress to programme managers the need to implement expeditiously all of the recommendations of oversight bodies and would continue to monitor closely their implementation. .
Three areas showed evidence of a relatively low implementation rate: financial statement matters; end-of-service and post retirement benefits; and asset management as shown in table 6.
The Secretary-General attributes the low implementation rate to the lack of capacity of implementing partners and the inaccessibility of remote locations for the purpose of monitoring the projects.
Four areas showed evidence of a relatively low implementation rate: programme and project management; non-expendable property management; information technology; and internal audit function, as shown in table 8.
The Administration reasoned that the low implementation rate was caused by the change of directorship in mid-2004, understaffing in regard to key academic personnel, and the cancellation of courses owing to the unstable security situation in Jordan.
The Advisory Committee is concerned at the low implementation rate for these projects and requests the Secretary-General to intensify his efforts in searching for a workable means of expediting the rate of their implementation para. 67.