Examples of using Expected efficiency in English and their translations into Arabic
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Expected efficiency savings are expected to exceed 70 per cent.
A summary of the costs involved and a clear statement of expected efficiency gains should also be included.
The expected efficiency gains are addressed in paragraphs 8 and 36 of the present report.
The Committee emphasizes that such an exercise is key to attaining the expected efficiency gains and overall coherence.
Expected efficiency gains for UNFICYP in 2010/11 in this respect are estimated at $106,000(ibid., para. 21).
The most recent report(IDB.41/9, paragraph 22) highlighted the expected efficiency gains under PCOR and the implementation of the ERP system.
Expected efficiency gains resulting for the use of surface transportation are indicated in paragraph 214 of the present report.
Furthermore, cost-effectiveness data needs to be accompanied by the consideration of local epidemiology,the availability of appropriate resources and expected efficiency in delivery.
The expected efficiency gains included reduced travel costs and time for predeployment and other training.
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Member States should be informed of the expected efficiency gains and economies of scale when the transfer of additional functions and services to the Regional Service Centre was proposed.
This reorganization includes the proposed abolishment of 1Human Resources Assistant post owing to the expected efficiency gains resulting from the separation of transactional and strategic functions.
The expected efficiency gains in the Office of Political Affairs include improved quality of drafting and the issuing of daily, weekly and quarterly reports, as well as additional capacity and expertise in the political and security sectors.
The Secretary-General proposes to abolish two posts of Human Resources Assistant(General Service(Other level))owing to the expected efficiency gains resulting from the separation of transactional and strategic functions.
With regard to the expected efficiency savings for 2014-2015, the Committee was informed that a new contract from the third year(1 April 2014 to 31 March 2015) will be negotiated by the Procurement Division, taking into account substantive inputs obtained from the United Nations Secretariat and the United Nations Development Programme.
Centralization of ICT personnel and infrastructure at UNLB and Entebbe, with the expected efficiency of significantly reducing power and space requirements and ICT specialists in individual missions.
It was suggested that indicators of achievement within section 29 should be further refined so as to constitute measurable guidelines that would allow achieving a higher level of efficiency and performance,and that the possibility of using indicators targeting expected efficiency savings could also be considered.
His delegation commended DPI efforts toimprove the quality of the United Nations website and expected efficiency and cost-effectiveness to be taken into account when determining whether to make site content available in all the official languages.
The expected efficiency gains from the proposed reassignment include improved analytical and political forecasting capabilities, improved input and better coordination of work on the quarterly reports of the Secretary-General to the Security Council as well as enhanced compliance with deadlines, accuracy and comprehensiveness for all products of the Office of Political Affairs.
It includes the proposed abolishment of two posts of Human Resources Assistant(GS(OL))in the current Africa I and Africa II Sections due to the expected efficiency gains resulting from the separation of transactional and strategic functions.
However, clarifications and assurances were needed on variousaspects of those centres, including expected efficiency gains and economies of scale, the scalability of the proposed regional service centre in Entebbe and measurable undertakings that governance and management arrangements for the regional centre would promote effective decision-making.
In addition to the expected efficiency gains, the transfer of the Invoice Verification Unit would bring the United Nations Office at Geneva into line with best practices at Headquarters, peacekeeping missions and other offices away from Headquarters where invoice processing is treated wholly as a finance-related function and is under the responsibility of the corresponding finance section.
(i) A country office(CO) annual management plan include efficiency objectives, indicators,targets(in term of expected efficiency gains or unit costs as appropriate), and assignment of responsibilities for measuring, monitoring and reporting on how well it uses resources allocated to operations functions;
However, on the basis of a preliminary exploration of an integrated training/learning service and shared administrative support,analysis suggests that the expected efficiency gains in the training/learning and research functions alone could range from $1.8 million to $2.5 million annually, assuming no change in the regular budget for the integrated library service for the purposes of this analysis.
The Committee also enquired about the expected efficiencies to be realized and the proposed physical location of the secretariats.
For example, expected efficiencies totalling approximately $18.4 million, or 32 per cent of the total savings reported in table 15, relate to air operations or air transportation costs in UNMIL and UNOCI, missions that have seen considerable adjustments to their mandated deployment in 2013.
The abolishment of four Field Service posts in the Communications and Information Technology Section is further proposed, comprising one Telecommunications Assistant, two Information System Assistants and one Telecommunications Technician,owing to the expected efficiencies from the proposed move of certain network infrastructure to the Global Service Centre.
The Mission expects efficiency gains of $422,600 under medical supplies through improved stock purchasing, rotation of supplies and proper storage C. Vacancy factors.