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The unit would also liaise with the Coordinator.
The strengthening of the Administrative Law Unit would also require additional resources.
The unit would also comprise four General Service posts.
The exact definition of the market producer unit would also bring up numerous problems, not mentioning comparability.
This unit would also facilitate the proposed independent review.
In addition to conducting seminars, bringing together persons directly involved in various components of operations, the Unit would also coordinate the preparation and analysis of after-action reports and relevant research.
The Unit would also include one Clerk national General Service staff.
It was expected that in addition to the activities related to organization andsupport for the World Urban Forum, the Unit would also provide additional support to the work of the Governing bodies and other major global and regional conferences.
The Unit would also begin to draw attention to delays in the submission of comments on its reports.
As well as being the focal point at Headquarters for practical cooperationwith the development and lending institutions, the Unit would also provide managers responsible for reintegration operations with assistance in programme design for, and the implementation of, such operations, ensuring that lessons learned from past reintegration operations were taken into account in the design of new programmes that, in many cases, include quick impact projects.
The Unit would also perform the role of gender focal point in and for the Department.
The unit would also contract with international counsel to provide assistance to such Cambodian counsel.
The unit would also advise on the reform and development of the Ministry of Defence and F-FDTL and on veterans affairs.
The unit would also provide advice on any legal issues that might arise concerning the substantive activities of the mission.
The Unit would also comprise three Facilities Management Assistants one Field Service and two United Nations Volunteers.
The Unit would also establish a presence at the forward headquarters in Abéché and deploy to Abéché two Gender Officers 1 P-4 and 1 National Officer.
The Unit would also facilitate the engagement of BINUCA and the United Nations country team with the Peacebuilding Commission and the Peacebuilding Fund.
The Unit would also comprise three teams of 6 Corrections Officers(1 P-3 and 5 seconded officers) deployed to the Iriba, Farchana and Goz Beïda field offices.
The Unit would also seek other measures to improve the process of the consideration and implementation of its individual reports by participating organizations throughout the United Nations system.
The support unit would also play a logistical liaison role among the Committee, the Office of Internal Oversight Services, the Board of Auditors, management, other oversight bodies and the General Assembly.
The Unit would also undertake a review of the guidelines and directives relating to misconduct and develop strategies to help prevent, identify and respond effectively to misconduct by all categories of peacekeeping personnel.
The unit would also report on any abnormalities in the distribution and consumption of fuel, and improve services, as a result of which a 6 per cent reduction in fuel consumption is expected to be achieved during the 2009/10 budget period.
The Unit would also provide public information in support of the UNMIL mandate, communicate key messages in support of Mission operations such as disarmament, demobilization and reintegration, and provide photographic coverage of Mission activities.
The Unit would also enhance inter-mission cooperation and work on developing closer coordination and joint planning with MINUSMA, UNMIL, UNOWA and other United Nations operations in West Africa, in accordance with the mandate of the Security Council.
The unit would also contribute to strengthening the human rights monitoring capacity of the Office of the Provedor for Human Rights and Justice as well as local non-governmental human rights organizations, particularly in the districts, and provide support for human rights training and education programmes.
The Unit would also provide technical guidance to senior management of the Mission on how to integrate gender perspectives into all aspects of the Mission's policies, programmes and activities, assist with gender training for Mission personnel and facilitate the monitoring of gender mainstreaming in the Mission's work.
The Unit would also prepare reports for submission to the Economic and Social Council and the General Assembly on the basis of the inputs of other entities of the United Nations system, thereby facilitating intergovernmental reviews and assessment of the progress achieved in the implementation of the commitments entered into by all partners within the framework of the programmes of action.
The unit would also assist the Special Representative and other senior management in their contacts with Timorese authorities, political parties and civil society organizations; maintain close liaison with relevant stakeholders, including the wider United Nations system and the diplomatic community; fulfil the mission's reporting requirements; and provide inputs, as appropriate, for the dissemination of public information of a political nature.
The units would also comprise two layers of laminated glass and blast-resistant film.
These units would also carry out disarmament at up to three additional temporary sites.