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She noted that the Fund was examining the issue on a country-by-country basis.
Regarding partnerships, she noted that the Fund's main collaborators included WHO, UNDP, UNICEF and UNIFEM.
She noted that the Fund was aware of that issue and was considering ways to address it.
In response to the query on paragraph 28, she noted that the Fund had discussed SWAps with its partners in the United Nations system as well as with non-governmental organizations.
She noted that the Fund would involve the CST advisers to help expedite the process.
With regard to the ACABQ observation that secretarial andclerical staff should be reduced, she noted that the Fund was already reviewing that in the context of the workforce planning exercise and in the light of new information technologies, as well as the need to make better and more efficient use of human resources.
She noted that the Fund's next report on State of World Population would focus on population and poverty.
With reference to the query on UNAIDS, she noted that the Fund was conscious of the need for HIV/AIDS prevention knowledge within the TSS system and recognized that all advisers, not just health advisers, should be trained in that area.
She noted that the Fund recognized the importance of an equitable distribution of resource shortfalls among programmes.
Concerning the comment on a lack of strategic options, she noted that the Fund had tried to explore strategic options and would continue to do so as it sought to strengthen the system, including through the reintroduction of backstopping by NGOs and the streamlining of functions for non-mission and mission time.
She noted that the Fund's security adviser had made a major contribution in improving UNFPA security efforts.
She noted that the Fund's 18-month transition process had been completed in December, on schedule.
She noted that the Fund needed to approach capacity-building in a more coherent and strategic manner with clear targets.
She noted that the Fund's Geographical Divisions were diligently following up with country offices on audit recommendations.
She noted that the Fund's Audit Services Branch communicated with country offices and headquarters divisions on audit issues.
She noted that the Fund's human resource strategy was competency based and UNFPA had invested heavily in staff training.
She noted that the Fund had participated in the United Nations Consolidated Humanitarian Appeals; however, not much success had been achieved.
She noted that the Fund would continue to advocate for the education of girls and would encourage the employment of women in the health sector.
She noted that the Fund planned to recruit and post national professional project personnel in Zambezia to ensure effective programme implementation and utilization of resources.
She noted that the Fund would continue to work on all issues that were of interest to the Board, including the technical support services and resource mobilization.
She noted that the Fund's resources had grown to $24 million in 1999 and its resource base had diversified to include contributions from the private sector and foundations.
She noted that the Fund had a very focused mandate and hoped that the UNDAF process would be one vehicle for development partners to give active support to ICPD goals.
She noted that the Fund had completed revision of the core programme guidelines and many staff had already been trained on the new guidelines, including the application of the logical framework techniques.
She noted that the Fund already shared most of its premises with other agencies in the Joint Coordinating Group on Policy; therefore, there were not likely to be large additional savings in that area.
Moreover, she noted that the funds for the construction work had already been released, and, in that connection, inquired whether, given the difficulties already encountered, those funds would be adequate to meet the costs of the project.
She noted that the Fund's core programme areas had been endorsed by the Executive Board in decision 95/15 and that the decision stated that the UNFPA programme must be implemented in full accordance with the ICPD Programme of Action.
She noted that the Fund's cautious approach to SWAps was based on a concern for a degree of financial accountability that would permit UNFPA to track its funds and ensure that they were being spent in the area of reproductive health.
She also noted that the Fund would continue to provide temporary assistance to countries with economies in transition, as called for in the Programme of Action.
In that connection, she noted that the market value of the Fund's investments was close to the all-time high set in March 2000.
She noted that basically the Fund was focusing on providing assistance for assessments and data collection and analysis to support planning and rehabilitation.