Examples of using Base will continue in English and their translations into Arabic
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During the 2008/09 period, the Logistics Base will continue to be responsible for.
The El Obeid logistics base will continue as a military transit hub and remain critical to Khartoum and the northern sectors.
The Regional Service Centre concept envisages a transitionalperiod whereby the MONUSCO Entebbe Support Base will continue to provide administrative capacity and infrastructure.
The cost-utility analysis shows that the Base will continue to provide a very effective level of cost-utility for the support of new United Nations peacekeeping operations for the foreseeable future.
Looking ahead, the opportunities identified in the context of the International Year of Volunteers and the anticipated contributions to the SVF for 2001 would indicate that the positive trends in the UNV delivery andprogramme resource base will continue.
The cost-utility analysis showed that the Base will continue to provide a very effective level of cost-utility for the support of new United Nations peacekeeping operations for the foreseeable future.
The Mombasa Support Base will continue to provide rear warehousing, training and information and communications technology hub services; and UNSOA will transfer functions and staff to the Regional Service Centre in Entebbe.
The Communications and Information Technology Services of the Base will continue in its role of supporting the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Field Support at Headquarters and in peacekeeping missions.
The Logistics Base will continue to collaborate on a cost-sharing basis with the World Food Programme(WFP), which is also hosted at the Italian air force base at Brindisi, in areas of common interest, such as aviation and medical services.
A number of infrastructure facilities at the Gudauta military base will continue, as before, to be used by the collective peacekeeping forces of the Commonwealth of Independent States in the GeorgianAbkhaz conflict zone.
The Base will continue to implement and deliver training programmes through the utilization of a centralized structure designed to strengthen the substantive and technical skills, as well as to upgrade the leadership, management and organizational skills, of international and national staff.
Within that overall objective, the Base will continue to contribute during the budget period to one expected accomplishment by delivering related key outputs, as shown in the framework below.
The Logistics Base will continue to carry out its tasks of maintaining start-up kits, refurbishing, maintaining and storing serviceable assets from liquidating field missions and maintaining the satellite communications link between United Nations Headquarters and the peacekeeping operations.
In addition to its long-standing relationship with WFP, the Base will continue to expand its cooperation with other agencies in the hosting of inter-agency information and communications technology conferences and in providing logistics training support to the multinational Standby High Readiness Brigade for United Nations Operations.
The Base will continue to provide support to the World Food Programme(WFP) in terms of both ground handling support to the United Nations Humanitarian Response Depot centre in Brindisi and general support for the WFP training centre at San Vito, Italy.
The need to expand United Nations Radio 's client base will continue to be central to the efforts of the Department of Public Information to increase the interest of news organizations and the media and their access to up-to-date news and other information about the Organization and its activities, and thereby to reach many more people around the world.
The Logistics Base will continue to carry out its principal tasks relating to the maintenance of two start-up kits, refurbishing, maintaining and storing serviceable assets from liquidating field missions and maintaining the satellite communications link between United Nations Headquarters and the peacekeeping operations.
The El Obeid logistics base will continue as a military transit hub, but will downsize in proportion to the growth in importance of the Juba logistics base, and remain critical for supply and re-supply to Khartoum and the northern sectors Abyei, Kadugli and Ed Damazin.
The Mombasa Support Base will continue to provide the rear logistic and support capacity, receiving and inspection services for assets and supplies not delivered to Mogadishu, training and information and communications technology hub services; and UNSOA will transfer some functions and staff to the Regional Service Centre in Entebbe.
The Mombasa Support Base will continue to provide a rear logistics capacity and the receiving point for the large percentage of stocks that cannot be delivered directly to Mogadishu, training and information communications technology hub services and direct delivery of goods, particularly rations, by road, sea and air to sector 2 in 2013/14.
While the Base will continue to perform its current tasks as the logistics base for United Nations peacekeeping(including the provision of logistics and information and communications technology support, and maintaining the strategic deployment stocks reserve), it will be further developed to support centres of expertise for service delivery to the field in the following areas: administrative support, field central review body secretariat services, budgeting and financial management.
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The Base Support Service will continue to be responsible for the self-sustainment of the Global Service Centre in Brindisi and Valencia.
The Base Support Service will continue to be responsible for the self-sustainment of the Global Service Centre in Brindisi and Valencia.
UNDCP will continue its efforts to broaden the base of its financial support.
The Base in Valencia will continue to serve as a communications hub for field operations and is proposed to be used as a secondary active site for disaster recovery.
It was agreed that the base amount will continue to be subject to annual increases relating only to inflation, and will be reviewed after a period of five years from the date of commencement.
The United Nations Support Base at Valencia will continue to serve as a communications hub for peace operations, and it is proposed that it also be used as a secondary active site for disaster recovery.
The base amount will continue to be subject to annual increases relating only to inflation, and will be reviewed after a period of five years from the date of commencement(ibid., para. 7).
These qualities havebeen key to the growth of the UNDP resource base and will continue to attract demand.