Примеры использования Volunteers positions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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United Nations Volunteers positions average strength.
Recommendations on United Nations Volunteers positions.
United Nations Volunteers positions redeployed from the Office of the Chief of Staff.
Accordingly, it is proposed that 21 United Nations Volunteers positions be abolished.
Establishment of two United Nations Volunteers positions(Project Managers) in the Engineering Section, Division of Administration(A/59/748, para. 18(f));
The additional requirements are due to the proposed 68 additional United Nations Volunteers positions in 2009/10.
Following the review, 8 international posts and 4 United Nations Volunteers positions have been identified for conversion, as reflected in the present budget.
United Nations Volunteers: redeployment to the Electoral Division from component 2 of three United Nations Volunteers positions.
The Committee notes that the Secretary-General had authorized the additional United Nations Volunteers positions under general temporary assistance in support of the elections.
The proposed establishment of 50 additional posts,23 additional temporary positions and 6 United Nations Volunteers positions.
In that context, it is further proposed to abolish 14 United Nations Volunteers positions, reflecting the accomplishment of some tasks in 2007 as well as a consolidation of certain functions.
United Nations Volunteers: increase of 7 positions creation of 7 international United Nations Volunteers positions.
United Nations Volunteers: transfer of seven United Nations Volunteers positions to the office of the Chief of Administrative Services; and redeployment of two United Nations Volunteers positions to component 2.
For that reason, and to support our partners, we established about 40 United Nations Volunteers positions to help coordinate the celebrations.
The Secretary-General proposes a total of 10 posts and positions for the Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Section, comprising eight new international posts(1 P-5, 2 P-4, 4 P-3 and1 P-2) and two United Nations Volunteers positions.
The Advisory Committee recommends the establishment of a P-4 post and seven United Nations Volunteers positions for the reasons given in the Secretary-General's report.
A Includes 40 general temporary assistance positions(16 international staff and24 national staff) and 28 United Nations Volunteers positions.
The incumbents of the remaining two posts(1 Field Service and1 General Service(Other level)) and three United Nations Volunteers positions would provide support to field administrative offices in Kisangani and Bukavu.
The Secretary-General proposes a total of 152 new positions for the Electoral Assistance Cell, comprising one P-5 position, five P-3 positions, one P-2 post and 145 United Nations Volunteers positions.
United Nations Volunteers: net increase of 3 positions creation of 6 international United Nations Volunteers positions and redeployment to field offices of 3 international UNV positions. .
Establishment of four United Nations Volunteers positions(two medical doctors and two nurses) and one national General Service staff(Medical Administrative Assistant) in the Medical Section, Division of Administration(A/59/748, para. 18(c));
United Nations Volunteers: increase of 3 positions redeployment of 3 international United Nations Volunteers positions from mission headquarters.
Ten United Nations Volunteers positions are proposed as follows: two positions for Political Affairs Officers in the Political Affairs Unit(see A/62/512/Add.4, para. 33) and eight positions for the Engineering Section of the Administration ibid., para. 82.
The proposed 2007/08 civilian staffing establishment provides for a net increase of 22 international posts, 111 national staff posts and37 United Nations Volunteers positions and reflects the following.
The Committee supports the conversion of posts to United Nations Volunteers positions and recommends that consideration be given to a more extensive use of United Nations Volunteers in all areas of UNAMSIL activities, including substantive ones ibid., para. 51.
Accordingly, 2 P-4 posts would be redeployed to accommodate requirements for thetransitional justice specialists(see below), with 3 P-2 posts and 4 United Nations Volunteers positions to be abolished.
The redeployment of the approved posts and United Nations Volunteers positions, general temporary assistance positions and additional United Nations Volunteers positions authorized by General Assembly resolution 60/121 for the 2005/06 period is shown in annex I to the present report.
Compared to the 2005/06 period, the staffing requirements of the Transport Section reflect an increase of 62 posts(1 Field Service and61 national staff, including 3 national officers) and 5 United Nations Volunteers positions.
The proposed 2006/07 civilian staffing establishment of MONUC takes into account a review of the structure of the Mission, as well as generaltemporary assistance positions and additional United Nations Volunteers positions approved in General Assembly resolution 60/121 for the expansion of the Mission and support to the elections authorized in Security Council resolutions 1565(2004), 1621(2005) and 1635 2005.
The cost estimates take into account the application of a 17 per cent vacancy factor to the requirements for international staff, 10 per cent for national general service staff,20 per cent for national officers and 10 per cent for United Nations Volunteers positions.