Примеры использования Purchase and transportation section на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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UNA029E-03304 Purchase and Transportation Section, Geneva.
The security projects have significantly increased the workload of the UNOG Purchase and Transportation Section.
As a result, the Purchase and Transportation Section was unable to carry out procurement planning for the biennium 2006-2007.
About 100 client entities, which are part of 24 departments of various sizes,have contact with the Purchase and Transportation Section.
The Purchase and Transportation Section is responsible for procurement servicesand travel and transportation related activities.
Previously these activities were carried out by the Purchase and Transportation Section of the United Nations Office at Geneva on behalf of UNITAR.
The Purchase and Transportation Section is responsible for procurement servicesand for activities related to travel and transportation. .
The Board welcomes the intention to improve cooperation between UNITAR and the Purchase and Transportation Section of the United Nations Office at Geneva.
To achieve this purpose, the Purchase and Transportation Section is responsible for the timely evaluation of vendor performance rules 7.11-5.
During 1997, UNITAR made significant progress in completing its inventory, and by July 1997 had started to reconcile the results with the Purchase and Transportation Section records.
We recommend that the UNFCCC request the UNOG Purchase and Transportation Section to review the procurement procedures for completeness and accuracy.
Of the five members currently sitting(who were appointed by means of the internal memorandum dated 11 September 2007),only one is not a member of the Purchase and Transportation Section.
The Purchase and Transportation Section of the United Nations Office at Geneva was unable to carry out procurement planning for the biennium 2006-2007.
Of the five members currently sitting(who were appointed by means of the internal memorandum dated 11 September 2007),only one is not a member of the Purchase and Transportation Section.
The Publishing Service, Working Group on Publications and Purchase and Transportation Section at the United Nations Office at Geneva have started to implement the recommendations at the Office.
It comprises three organizational units: the Office of the Chief, including the Operations Support Unit, the Buildings and Engineering Section, and the Purchase and Transportation Section.
The Office further recommended that the Service and the Purchase and Transportation Section at Geneva use systems contracts, where appropriate, in contracting out printing jobs to external companies.
In its 1994 report the Board referred to UNITAR's failure to prepare an up-to-date inventory of non-expendable property and to compare this with the records of the Purchase and Transportation Section of the United Nations Office at Geneva.
UNITAR and the Purchase and Transportation Section had reconciled the computer inventory as at 31 July 1997; the non-computer equipment should follow by autumn 1977 at the latest.
VIII.90 Three General Service(Other level)posts are proposed for abolition, one in the Purchase and Transportation Section, under subprogramme 4, and two under subprogramme 7, Library services.
The Purchase and Transportation Section of the United Nations Office at Geneva is the main, centralized procurement unit for the majority of the United Nations departmentsand offices located in Geneva.
The Board is therefore concerned that no progress has been made by UNITAR in reconciling its records with those of the Purchase and Transportation Section of the United Nations Office at Geneva or in compiling an inventory for non-computer equipment.
The current Chief of the Purchase and Transportation Section entered on duty as Deputy Chief of the Section and Chief of the Procurement and Contracts Unit in 1991, and was appointed Chief of the Section in 2000.
In 1994, 1995 and 1996, the Board commented on the Administration's failure to prepare a comprehensive and up-to-date inventory of non-expendable property and to reconcile this with the records of the Purchase and Transportation Section of the United Nations Office at Geneva.
Towards the end of each year, the Purchase and Transportation Section requests all offices to provide their acquisition plans for the following year. A meeting was held on 17 December 2008 with organizationsand offices using the procurement service of the United Nations Office at Geneva.
General Services, which comprises the Office of the Chief; the Registry, Records and Mailing Section; the Building, Engineering and Custodial Section; the Security and Safety Section; and the Purchase and Transportation Section.
In accordance with paragraphs 8.1.1 to 8.1.4 of the Procurement Manual, and upon the recommendations made in the above-mentioned report of the Board, the Purchase and Transportation Section sent a request to all client entities asking them to notify it of their purchasing projections in terms of goods and services for the biennium 2006-2007.
The Central Support Services are under the direction of the Chief of Service and comprise three sections: the Mailing, Pouch and Inventory Section, the Buildings and Engineering Section, and the Purchase and Transportation Section.
The reduction relates to the proposed abolition of 13 General Service(Other level) posts(6 from the Purchase and Transportation Section, 5 from the Registry, Records and Mailing Section, 2 from the Electronic Services Section) made possible by the consolidation of organizational units and the streamlining of procedures.
Accordingly, the restructuring of this service is envisaged, following which the Central Support Services would comprise only three organizational units:(a) the Office of the Chief;(b) the Buildings and Engineering Section; and(c) the Purchase and Transportation Section.