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That is the only way for our Organization to meet the diverse and many demands placed on it.
At the same time, Member States must ensure a continuous, predictable and assured political andfinancial support in order for the Organization to meet the challenges it faces.
It is therefore important to reshape our Organization to meet the challenges of tomorrow, not those of yesterday.
For the Organization to meet its growing responsibilities and challenges, Member States have to honour their Charter obligations.
We need to modernize the way we work so as to enable the Organization to meet its share of the priorities set out at the summit.
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Important changes in UNIDO's management processes andsystems are therefore becoming necessary to enable the Organization to meet these demands.
The results of this endeavour will allow the Organization to meet the increasing number of enterprise-wide demands emerging from the aforementioned strategic priorities.
In order to achieve such efficiencies, leadership across the global procurement function is required to utilize the purchasing power of the Organization to meet its critical requirements.
The conditions of service andcontractual arrangements were critical factors that enabled the Organization to meet the rapid deployment and staffing requirements of peacekeeping operations up until the early 1990s.
It enables the Organization to meet the operational needs at Headquarters and in the field, and to realign the workforce profile to meet evolving organizational needs, including surge needs.
This would facilitate speedy recruitment and placement of staff which, in turn,would enable the Organization to meet its operational needs in a more effective and efficient manner.
Notes the variety of human resources management initiatives that the Organization has undertaken since the adoption by the General Assembly of its resolution 63/250 on 24 December 2008, and recognizes that the continued implementation of the reform initiatives will better equip the Organization to address a variable and demanding environment in which integration and harmonization will provide the basis for longer-term efficiencies in productivity and an improved work environment that will, in turn,better enable the Organization to meet its mandates;
His delegation fully supported the reform process andwas confident that those reforms would allow the Organization to meet the high demand for peacekeeping operations worldwide.
These projected efficiencies would allow the Organization to meet increased ICT demand or to reassign available staff resources to higher priority functions or other programme areas.
It has also highlighted progress on some of the cross-cutting integrative initiatives that I identified in my five-year Action Agenda as helping the Organization to meet its mandates across the entire spectrum of our work.
The strategic role has an advisory andsupportive focus that helps an organization to meet its goals by using recruitment, assessment, learning and development to drive decisions, monitor performance and improve results.
As I undertook when assuming office, I am leading a thorough and wide-ranging review of the activities of the United Nations andthe manner in which they are conducted with a view to reconfiguring the Organization to meet the changing needs of the world community as it moves into the next millennium.
According to the Secretary-General,this will enable the Organization to meet operational needs at Headquarters and in the field and to realign the workforce profile to meet evolving organizational needs, including surge needs.
Mr. CELSO DE OURO-PRETO(Brazil) said that the reform of UNIDO and the resultant, lighter organizational structure with its greater scope for horizontal communication between divisions wouldmake for more efficient coordination and would enable the Organization to meet the new challenges facing it.
UNIFEM is looking to a broad array of donors for core funding support in 2005 to enable the organization to meet the goals outlined in its MYFF, and to advance gender equality worldwide in the context of the MDGs.
Also central to its continuing reorientation is the development of a strategic vision linking all thecomponents of the Secretariat, as well as an emphasis on planning and cooperation within the Organization to meet its many and varied information goals.
Recognizes that a large gap remains between policy and practice andthat building United Nations staff capacities alone is not sufficient for the Organization to meet its commitments and obligations with respect to gender mainstreaming, and requests the United Nations system, including United Nations agencies, funds and programmes within their organizational mandates.
Consolidation of mission budgets would result in a single performance report and a single expenditure statement rather than the current 17 individual documents,while consolidation of financial resources would improve the liquidity of all peacekeeping operations and help the Organization to meet its obligations towards troop-contributing countries.
In the meantime, the rate of retirements andnatural attrition within the next year will not be sufficient to enable the Organization to meet pressing needs for additional staff with the key skills and competencies needed to fulfill its mandate.
The principal task of the external auditors, such as PwC, is to ensure that the IRU's accounting procedures are in full compliance with Swiss law and the IRU Constitution and that the financial management of IRU, including its policy of creating sufficient reserves,allows the organization to meet all of its current and future financial obligations;
The Board looked forward to working with the organizations to meet those challenges.
Welcomes the substantial contributions of Member States,United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations to meet the humanitarian needs of the Angolan people, and encourages additional substantial contributions;
Noting with gratitude the support provided by various countries,as well as intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, to meet the humanitarian needs of the country.
It was also noted that capacity-building programmes had been developed both by developed countries and intergovernmental organizations to meet needs identified in the Consultative Process.
Entities of the United Nations system, including UNHCR and UNICEF,provide training on violence against women for staff to enable the organizations to meet standards in prevention and response.