Examples of using Core posts in English and their translations into Arabic
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Professional staff on core posts.
All established core posts would be funded;
Regular budget financing of core posts.
It is therefore proposed that additional core posts be established for functions that are of a continuing nature.
The proposals would result in the elimination of 360 core posts.
C The relatively high vacancy rate in core posts is due to the freezing of 5 positions.
UNDP has decided to discontinue the AID modality by funding core posts.
Vacancy ratio for core posts(included in the administrative budget staffing table) AFO APO.
(c) Maintaining the staff at the current level, with no new core posts or upgrades to existing posts. .
Regrettably, most core posts at UNOPS have never undergone a rigorous, holistic, professional classification exercise.
In paragraph 46 of his report, the Executive Director indicates that a total of $70million is required to fund 281 core posts.
It is therefore proposed that additional core posts be established for functions that are of a continuing nature.".
The typology implementation also resulted in an increase in the number of National Programme Officer core posts from 170 to 225.
In addition to the core posts, UN-Habitat depends on over 2,000 project staff funded from earmarked funds to support the delivery of projects at the country level.
The Secretary-General trusts that the GeneralAssembly will accept his position that the 26 core posts should be funded from the regular budget.
The total funding received was insufficient to cover core posts and there was a declining trend in voluntary contributions to cover those integral operational costs.
In order to compare this with expenditure in 2002-2003,it needs to be reduced by $1.8 million for core posts now shown under the programme budget.
All policy specialists and advisors in UNDP- whether funded by core posts, regional or global programmes, or other means- should be managed strategically, and not in a piecemeal manner.
This is particularly the case in view of the fact that the 1994-1995 reductionsfollow a 15 per cent reduction in headquarters core posts in the 1992-1993 biennium.
Efforts are being undertaken at the corporate level to finance the core posts of the regional centre management from the corporate biennium regular budget, which will help to reduce further the management cost of the centres.
In addition, innovative initiatives were launched,all against the backdrop of cuts in core posts and a reduction of the resources available.
The reduction incorporates, inter alia, the elimination of 360 core posts, the rationalization and streamlining of business functions, the delegation of authority, the decentralization of functions and the consolidation/merger of various organizational units.
The Conference of Ministers also requested theExecutive Secretary to intensify his efforts to fund core posts for PADIS from the regular budget.
Table 3 below shows anestimated total staffing requirement of 652 core posts(under the 100 series of the United Nations Staff Rules) for the biennium 2010- 2011 under the support budget and the programme budget.
As indicated in the report of the Secretary-General on the support account for peace-keeping operations(A/49/717 andCorr.1), those core posts should be funded from the regular budget.
Also commends UNDP for allocating $10 million,including two additional core posts, to support the implementation of the gender action plan, 2006-2007;
The current rules do not allow the movement of staff recruited under a different process andfunded from extrabudgetary resources to move to the core posts funded from the regular budget.
The remaining 20 per cent(or six Professional and seven General Service posts in 1993)have been judged to be core posts according to relevant criteria and are funded from the administrative and programme support budget.
While continuing to pursue more flexible and expeditious recruitment policies and procedures,the High Commissioner is committed from now on to filling all core posts under the staff selection system, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 59/266.
The secondees have been integrated into the structure of the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs,against the 137(50 regular budget and 87 extrabudgetary) core posts authorized for the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs during 1998- 1999.