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The Secretary-General further indicated that the prospect for the reunification of their country rested primarily in the hands of the Cypriots.
In his letter of 27 May, the Secretary-General further indicated that he wished to present his report personally to the General Assembly.
The Secretary-General further indicated that an effort is being made to exploit the full potential of the Committee, namely.
In his report pursuant to paragraph 5 of resolution 1859(2008)(S/2009/385), the Secretary-General further indicated that in view of the progress in the liquidation activities, including the considerable decrease in the number of outstanding letters of credit, some of the alternatives considered by the Working Group at the time might no longer be appropriate.
The Secretary-General further indicated that the Board had stated that it would continue to seek clarification with regard to the risk of overlapping functions between the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions and the Independent Audit Advisory Committee.
The Secretary-General further indicated that a programme for hedging currency exposure to the euro was not recommended at this time.
The Secretary-General further indicated that the Regional Centre works closely with the UNODC regional office in Tashkent and the UNODC-supported Central Asian Regional Information and Coordination Centre in Almaty.
The Secretary-General further indicated, inter alia, that this task will require the presence in Angola of a substantial number of administrative and logistical personnel, as well as of a small medical unit.
The Secretary-General further indicated(ibid.) that, at the time of finalization of his report, the future status of the Office of the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for the future status process for Kosovo was not clear.
The Secretary-General further indicated that AMISOM faced significant risks from all forms of IEDs and that the most practical solution would be to provide training on patrolling techniques and tactics, which could be provided to AMISOM by qualified Member States.
The Secretary-General further indicated that the evolving reality in Kosovo was likely to have significant operational implications for UNMIK and that, pending Security Council guidance, there might be a need for UNMIK to adjust its operational deployment to reflect developments and changes on the ground ibid., para. 32.
The Secretary-General further indicated that the ESCWA Centre for Women is now expected to provide support to other divisions for gender-sensitive programming and implementation, as part of the ESCWA gender mainstreaming strategy adopted in 2010 see also para. V.83(a) above.
The Secretary-General further indicated that maintenance costs for the project at Headquarters, which was implemented earlier than at other duty stations, in 20062007, had already been included in the programme budget for 2008-2009 under section 32 and formed the basis for the budget for subsequent bienniums.
The Secretary-General further indicated that, while the Centre was designed to remain scalable in accordance with the request of the General Assembly, it was necessary to provide a small core leadership and support team to maintain its operations as a single, integrated unit.
The Secretary-General further indicated that, should the Council decide to make significant modifications to the mandate of UNOCI and the level of its troops, implications for its resource requirements for 2010/11, if any, may be presented to the General Assembly for consideration during the main part of its sixty-fifth session.
The Secretary-General further indicated that he had been requested to submit a report to the General Assembly at its sixty-second session on options for designing a pension scheme for the members of the Court, and expressed his intention at that point to"suggest possible practical measures for resolving problematic issues" in his report to the General Assembly.
The Secretary-General further indicated that he had been requested to submit a report to the General Assembly at its sixty-second session on options for designing a pension scheme for the members of the Court, and expressed his intention at that point to"suggest possible practical measures for resolving problematic issues" in his report to the General Assembly.
The Secretary-General further indicated that the review had resulted in a number of proposed revisions to the model, including:(a) the development of an electronic application to provide greater flexibility and responsiveness to key mission-specific resourcing drivers;(b) the inclusion of an initial civilian capacity of general temporary assistance positions; and(c) the incorporation of updated costs, global field support strategy initiatives and implementation of the technical observations of the Board of Auditors A/67/633, paras. 34-36.
The Secretary-General further indicates that the contract to restore the damaged sites was signed by the Mission on 10 December 2009.
The Secretary-General further indicates that a follow-up report on the implementation of flexible workplace strategies, including a detailed business case, will be submitted to the General Assembly at its sixty-ninth session.
The Secretary-General further indicates that the number of interlocutory motions brought before the United Nations Appeals Tribunal is increasing, as is the number of self-represented staff members.
The Secretary-General further indicates, in paragraph 13.10, that the new business lines have been used to restructure the Centre in order to align its structure with delivery requirements.
The Secretary-General further indicates that the implementation of the system is planned in four select peacekeeping operations in 2012/13 and is expected to be completed in 2014/15.
The Secretary-General further indicates that the demand for quick-impact projects has, over the previous financial periods, exceeded the approved budget for the projects ibid., para. 86.
The Secretary-General further indicates that the guide, which is also available on the website of the Office(www.un. org/en/ethics/), has been well received by staff and management.
The report of the Secretary-General further indicates that external support for settlers and their economic infrastructures still continues, particularly through private support from foreign companies and individuals.
The Secretary-General further indicates that the benefits would start to become evident during the period 2015-2016, but that the full impact would not be felt until 2017-2019.
The Secretary-General further indicates that each entity preparing to implement the enterprise resource planning system will undertake an in-depth analysis of its specific business transformation.
The Secretary-General further indicates that UNSOA will continue to monitor related developments in order to adapt to the changing requirements ibid., paras. 9, 13 and 16.
The Secretary-General further indicates that two main recommendations made by the Office of Internal Oversight Services remained outstanding at the end of June 2014.