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She informed the Board that a revised work plan had been distributed.
It was equally important to help 12,000 street children, and she informed the Board of her Government's efforts in this area.
Furthermore, she informed the Board that the proposed merger was not a closed matter.
She informed the Board that UNICEF had also proposed a global Peace and Security Agenda for Children.
On the issue of the referral system(RESCUER programme), she informed the Board that recent evaluations had shown much progress, and there were several reasons for optimism-- the health referral system was working well and the maternal mortality rate had declined as a result.
She informed the Board that in 2007 the report would focus on urbanization issues, as would the youth edition.
In introducing the document, she informed the Board that despite the difficult situation INSTRAW was in, it was worthwhile to look at its accomplishments.
She informed the Board that a record number of new country programmes would be proposed at the first and second regular sessions 1997.
Regarding the one conflict of interest situation, she informed the Board that it was in relation to an outside activity and had been satisfactorily resolved: the Ethics Office had followed up with the staff member to ensure that the processes were followed to secure authorization.
She informed the Board that the regional commissions had undertaken an explicit commitment to including a gender perspective in their work.
On the staff perception issue identified in the report of the Ethics Office, she informed the Board that a working group led by the Bureau of Management and comprised of key representatives from the Legal Support Office,the Office of Human Resources, the Office of Audit and Investigations, and the Ethics Office had had their initial meeting to discuss the causes of the underlying perception issues and different possible steps to address the staff perception issues identified more effectively and proactively.
She informed the Board that DP/2000/CRP.9, which contained an update to information presented in DP/2000/CRP.6 on funding commitments to UNDP.
She informed the Board that the next programme cycles of the three countries would be harmonized with other United Nations agencies starting in 2001.
She informed the Board that condoms in Honduras were being provided by the programme of assistance of USAID, and, therefore, for the time being, that was not part of the UNFPA programme.
She informed the Board of efforts made through the permanent missions to the United Nations in New York to get funds for Russian and Chinese versions.
She informed the Board that UNIFEM was committed to a close working partnership with INSTRAW in order to work towards the common goal of promoting women's empowerment and gender equality.
In that context, she informed the Board that the determination of the current rate of 5 per cent was based upon actual cost and offsets from projected income from unused other resources.
Furthermore, she informed the Board that effective implementation of the Institute's programme of work for the present biennium depended on the amount of contributions to the Institute's Trust Fund.
She informed the Board that the Fund would endeavour to include more information in future country programme presentations about the staffing of its country offices and on planned management of the programme.
She informed the Board that the Fund had been in the process, since September 1996, of revising its internal guidelines in order to increase the effectiveness and delivery of the programmes.
She informed the Board that regrettably another challenge had been encountered in relocating the Arab States Regional Office as UNFPA had been unable to finalize the agreement with the Government of Egypt.
She informed the Board that a fuller report on the Programme would be forthcoming in the context of the Executive Director's Annual Report, which would be presented to the Board at the annual session in May.
For this purpose she informed the Board that the operational framework consists of four levels of interrelated but distinct activities: policy formulation, networking and coordination, implementation and dissemination.
She informed the Board that, by providing a web-based global mechanism for knowledge generation, management and dissemination, GAINS would empower women and bring their views and concerns closer to decision-making processes.
She informed the Board about various issues related to the staff of the TIR secretariat, in particular that Mr. A. Sceia would temporarily be acting as de-facto secretary of the TIRExB in addition to his former responsibilities.
She informed the Board that UNFPA had already been called upon to provide emergency assistance in the form of delivery kits for both displaced women and those forced to deliver at home due to the conflict.
She informed the Board of the Government's intentions to pay the pending amount due from the monthly contributions to INSTRAW, as stipulated in the agreement with the host country, and mentioned that payment would be forthcoming.
As a footnote, she informed the Board that one United Nations agency had to restate its financial statement because it had included the Oil-for-Food programme as income when, in fact, it was a trust fund.
She informed the Board that she had received confirmation that in case the Albanian Customs authorities at points of entry found that the description in the TIR Carnet is insufficient to identify the goods, additional documentation is required.
She informed the Board that the country programmes for Algeria, Brazil, Egypt and Yemen were being extended for one year and that of Bhutan for six months, to the end of 1997, in order to complete programme activities but that no additional financial resources were required.