Examples of using Future programme performance in English and their translations into Arabic
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All future programme performance reports will include this information provided by the Department.
This information will be compiled and presented in all future programme performance reports, as recommended by the Committee.
Future programme performance reports to be moved out of Office of Internal Oversight Services.
It therefore recommended that the General Assembly request theSecretary-General to pursue the full implementation of the decision in future programme performance reports.
The Committee noted the information provided andrequested the Secretariat to ensure that future programme performance reports would provide clear justification and criteria for termination.
Future programme performance reports should accentuate both the positive and the negative aspects of the impact of implemented outputs, and indicate areas for improvement as well as successes, with clear evidence of achievements.
It was recalled that the General Assembly hadstressed that more emphasis should be placed in future programme performance reports on qualitative analysis to reflect achievements in implementing programme activities.
The definition in the medium-term plan of accomplishments to be achieved and the inclusion of expected accomplishments in the programme budget provide the basis for meaningfulmonitoring of programme delivery and will lead to improvements in future programme performance reports.
In that regard,it was stated that it would be useful if future programme performance reports included an analysis of the plan in force with clearer references to changes that were introduced in previous plans.
In its resolution 54/236, the General Assembly endorsed, inter alia, the conclusions and recommendations of the Committee regarding programme planning,including its request to the Secretariat to ensure that future programme performance reports would provide clear justification and criteria for termination.
The Assembly also requested the Secretary-General to fully explain in future programme performance reports the termination or postponement of outputs and activities owing to vacancies of posts funded under the regular budget.
Furthermore, the areas in which complementarities exist between current programme 9, United Nations support for the New Partnership for Africa ' s Development and programme 14, Economic and social development in Africa havebeen clearly identified in order to enhance future programme performance reporting and budgeting.
Requests the Secretary-General to ensure that future programme performance reports provide more detailed information on the reasons for the less-than-full implementation of programmed outputs or the postponement or termination thereof;
OIOS was assured that the Department had taken steps to ensure that thestatus of projects will be correctly depicted in the future programme performance reports and was also advised that all outputs carried over to 1996- 1997 had been produced.
Requests the Secretary-General to ensure that future programme performance reports provide more detailed information on the reasons for less-than-full implementation of programmed outputs, or the postponement and termination thereof;
At the same time, it is also intended to comply with the request contained in General Assemblyresolution 53/207 of 18 December 1998 that future programme performance reports emphasize qualitative analysis to reflect achievements in implementing programme activities.
Requests the Secretary-General to ensure that future programme performance reports provide more detailed information on the reasons for less-than-full implementation of programmed outputs, or the postponement and termination thereof; Evaluation.
Considering that United Nations support for NEPAD is provided under both sections 11 and 17A of the proposed programme budget, the Advisory Committee recommends that the areas in which complementarities exist between the two programmes be clearlyidentified and reported in future programme performance reports and budget submissions.
The Assembly requested the Secretary-General to ensure that future programme performance reports would provide more detailed information on the reasons for less than full implementation of programmed outputs, or the postponement and termination thereof.
Notes that the proposals requested in paragraph 50 of the annex to General Assembly resolution 51/241 of 31 July 1997 have not been submitted, and, in this context, reiterates its request to the Secretary-General to enhance the role and participation of all relevantdepartments, in particular the Office of Programme Planning, Budget and Accounts, in the preparation of future programme performance reports;
The Committee recommended that the GeneralAssembly request the Secretary-General to fully explain in future programme performance reports the termination or postponement of outputs and activities owing to vacancies of posts funded under the regular budget.
The Advisory Committee recalls its recommendation that the areas in which complementarities exist between section 11, United Nations support for the New Partnership for Africa ' s Development(NEPAD), and section 18A, Economic and social development in Africa,should be clearly identified and reported in future programme performance reports and budget submissions A/64/7, para.
The Assembly further requested that the Secretary-General ensure that future programme performance reports provide more detailed information on the reasons for less-than-full implementation of programmed outputs or their postponement and termination.
The Committee recommended that the GeneralAssembly request the Secretary-General to fully explain in future programme performance reports the termination or postponement of outputs and activities owing to vacancies of posts funded under the regular budget(para. 44).
The Committee looked forward to further refinement of future programme performance reports in full compliance with the revised Regulations and Rules Governing Programme Planning, the Programme Aspects of the Budget, the Monitoring of Implementation and the Methods of Evaluation.3.
The Committee recommended that theGeneral Assembly request the Secretary-General to include in future programme performance reports comprehensive information on the impact of the reduction of printed documents on the intergovernmental decision-making process in United Nations conferences and meetings.
Efforts are currently being made to findbetter ways to present financial information in future programme performance reports, pursuant to a recommendation of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions. f In this connection it is not anticipated, though, that financial information will be available at the level of outputs since budget performance is reported at the level of subprogrammes and by object of expenditure.
To that end,the Committee looked forward to further refinement of future programme performance reports in full compliance with the revised Regulations and rules Governing Programme Planning, the Programme Aspects of the Budget, the Monitoring of Implementation and the Methods of Evaluation.