Examples of using Programme support posts in English and their translations into Arabic
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It should be noted that the Programme Support posts for the Bureau at Headquarters are included in this Table.
In a sub-office(Kakuna), for example,there are 27 programme posts but no programme support posts.
It should be noted that the Programme Support posts for the Bureau at Headquarters are included in this Table.
All of the post increases are in the Field, whether programme or programme support posts.
It should be noted that the Programme Support posts for the Liaison Unit at Headquarters are included in this Table.
Thus, the merging of the officeswould permit the overall reduction of 27 programme support posts(4 Professional and 23 General Service).
It should be noted that the Programme Support posts for the Liaison Unit at Headquarters are included in this Table.
A larger involvement of implementing partners would mean fewer UNHCR Programme posts, but more Programme Support posts for monitoring and coordination purposes.
It should be noted that the Programme Support posts for the regional Bureau at Headquarters are included in this Table.
This practice should therefore be discontinued immediately and the posts concerned be includedin the staffing table and justified as administrative and programme support posts.
Programme support posts at the country level amount to 137, and at headquarters total 37 posts. .
The revised categorization of programme and programme support posts is shown paragraphs 161 and 162 of the budget.
Programme Support posts(PS) account for some 41 per cent of total posts and Management and Administration posts(MA) make up eight per cent of the total.
Table II.1B also gives information on Programme Support posts related to country, regional and global programmed.
This practice should, therefore, be discontinued immediately and the posts concerned be included in the staffing table of the Foundation andjustified in the budget submission as administrative and programme support posts.
It should be noted that the Programme Support posts for the SEO Coordinator ' s Office at Headquarters are included in this Table.
The initial total 2000 post requirements for Headquarters are currently estimated at 690(seeTable II.11); of this number, 139 are Programme Support posts for the various regional Bureaux or Liaison Units at Headquarters.
As of 1 January 2012, Programme Support posts account for some 27.2 per cent of total posts and Management and Administration posts make up 5.5 per cent of the total.
As indicated in paragraph 746 of the report, the initial total cost estimates forheadquarters for 2000 excluded the cost of 139 programme support posts in regional bureaux and liaison offices at headquarters; only 551 headquarters posts were included in the estimate for headquarters.
Table II.1 also gives information on Programme Support posts related to country, regional and global programmes, and allows comparison of data with the previous year.
The table below summarizes how the categorization of Programme and Programme Support posts has been refined in accordance with their direct contribution towards achieving results.
Management and administration posts are at Headquarters only; programme support posts are both at Headquarters and in the field; and programme posts are in the field only.
Management and administration posts are at headquarters only; programme support posts at both headquarters and in the field; and programme posts in the field only.
Management andadministration posts are found only at headquarters; programme support posts at both headquarters and in the field; and programme posts only in the field.
Management and administration posts are found only at headquarters, programme support posts at both headquarters and in the field and programme posts only in the field.
Programme(PG) posts constitute 48.4 per cent of the total, Programme Support posts(PS) account for some 42.3 per cent, and Management and Administration posts(MA) make up 9.3 per cent.
Management andadministration posts are found only at headquarters; programme support posts at both headquarters and in the field; and programme posts only in the field.
For 2008, Programme(PG)posts constitute 48.0 per cent of the total, Programme Support posts(PS) account for 42.1 per cent, and Management and Administration posts(MA) make up 9.8 per cent.
For 2008, Programme(PG)posts constitute 48.4 per cent of the total, Programme Support posts(PS) account for some 43.0 per cent, and Management and Administration posts(MA) make up 8.5 per cent.