Examples of using Programmatic changes in English and their translations into Arabic
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It set out the necessary programmatic changes and the resources required for their implementation.
As the proposals are in line with the biennial programme plan for the period 2006-2007,no significant programmatic changes are expected.
Evaluation is used to determine when programmatic changes are needed to improve the effectiveness of the programmes.
Any programmatic changes that may be proposed for the Office for the biennium 2010-2011 would be subject to review by the Committee for Programme and Coordination prior to their consideration and approval by the General Assembly.
The 1998-1999 programme of work reflects significant programmatic changes from that of the biennium 1996-1997.
These programmatic changes will be reflected in the revisions to the medium-term plan for the period 1998-2001 to be submitted in 1998.
The Committee for Programme and Coordination reviews any programmatic changes arising from the new and/or revised mandates after the adoption of the framework.
Mr. Nguyen Dinh Hai(Viet Nam) said that CPC made a vital contribution to the operation of the Organization by guiding programme design andidentifying programmatic changes arising from the decisions of intergovernmental bodies.
Thus, well-planned policy and programmatic changes could result in substantial benefits, even without large financial investments.
In that connection, it is expected that the proposalspresented by the Secretary-General would include the necessary programmatic changes and resource requirements needed for their implementation.
Paralleling these programmatic changes, the UNCTAD intergovernmental and secretariat structures have been substantially streamlined, the number of meetings cut, staff size reduced and considerable savings achieved.
The Group also wished to emphasize the role of the Committee for Programme and Coordination, the main subsidiary organ of the General Assembly andthe Council for planning, programming and coordination, in reviewing programmatic changes to the programme budget.
(i) Information gathering on projected staff movements or programmatic changes for the offices served by the various clusters, with the assistance of IMIS.
CPC played a fundamental role in ensuring that United Nations programmes adhered to the letter and spirit of the legislative mandates given to the Organization by Member States andalso identified programmatic changes arising from decisions taken by intergovernmental bodies.
(i) Information gathering on projected staff movements or programmatic changes for the offices served by the various clusters, with the assistance of IMIS;
The programmatic changes are underpinned by a major institution strengthening programme launched in the biennium 2002-2003 with the aim of enhancing the Commission ' s role as a knowledge institution and to enable it to respond effectively to the complex challenges facing the continent.
It was assumed that those recommendations would not give rise to additional costs or programmatic changes since adequate provision had been made under section 3A of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994-1995.
Programmatic changes, including the selection of the most effective mix of outputs and services and taking into account the question of obsolescence, marginal usefulness and ineffectiveness, occur at different stages of the programme planning, budgeting, monitoring and evaluation cycle, as follows.
The Secretary-General proposes to expand the budget outline to include additional information on key programmatic changes, as well as additionalinformation on changes in resource requirements to reflect those programmatic changes(see A/58/395 and Corr.1, para. 23).
The Committee considered that the overall rate of implementation of 88 per cent, the highest level in a decade, was a clear indication that the Secretary-General ' s reform initiatives had benefited the Organization and noted that, where implementation rates were relatively low,it was explained as being the result of either legislative decisions or programmatic changes.
Such an enhanced division of labour did not entail any programmatic changes, and hence the strategic framework of the subprogramme as approved by the General Assembly remained unchanged.
To ensure that the allocation of resources for the regular budget is better linked to programme changes, it is proposed that the budget outline beexpanded to include additional information on key programmatic changes, as well as additional information on changes in resource requirements to reflect those programmatic changes.
Accordingly, taking into account programmatic changes as well as the adjustments for delayed impact and the one-time costs, the total net projected requirements of 1.4 per cent growth in programme resources, or $56.9 million, are foreseen for 2012-2013.
The Secretary-General proposes to expand the budget outline to include additional information on key programmatic changes, as well as additionalinformation on changes in resource requirements to reflect those programmatic changes(see A/58/395, para. 23).
These programmatic changes will be reflected, as appropriate, in the revisions to this programme which will be submitted in 1998 in the context of the revisions to the medium-term plan for the period 1998-2001(in accordance with the Regulations and Rules Governing Programme Planning, the Programme Aspects of the Budget, the Monitoring of Implementation and the Methods of Evaluation).
As indicated in paragraph 13.2,the 1998-1999 programme of work reflects significant programmatic changes from that of 1996-1997 as a result of the incorporation of the recommendations of the United Nations Conference on Human Settlements(Habitat II), held in June 1996.
In the opinion of the Advisory Committee, the programmatic changes proposed in the Secretary-General ' s report would, in many cases, have been much better elaborated and substantiated if they were the results of reviews by the appropriate intergovernmental bodies.
Review only by the Advisory Committee for consideration and recommendation to the Assembly,unless there are programmatic changes which would then also be reviewed by the Committee for Programme and Coordination, has reduced the time spent on preparation and review of the proposed programme budget.
The Advisory Committee was also informed that the programmatic changes had been accompanied by changes in administrative and business processes, including the consolidation of programme planning, budgeting and evaluation in one office to enhance the focus on results.
Thus, as indicated in paragraph 13 of the report,taking into account programmatic changes, as well as adjustments for delayed impact and one-time costs, the Secretary-General foresees a total net projected growth in programme resources of 1.4 per cent, or $56.9 million.