Examples of using Programmed outputs in English and their translations into Arabic
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The budget contained 28,406 programmed outputs.
The largely discretionary programmed outputs constituted a reserve from which resources could be drawn in order to meet the requirements for parliamentary services.
Overall, delivered outputs of the centralprogramme amounted to about 74 per cent of initially programmed outputs.
Implementation of programmed outputs by percentage.
For purposes of analysing trends in programme performance over the plan period,the initially programmed outputs are taken as the base.
However, there are cases where, even though all programmed outputs are delivered, objectives are not met and desired results are not achieved.
Several programmes hadrelatively large differences between their implementation of initially programmed outputs and their total implementation.
The 1,607 programmed outputs that were not implemented during the biennium were either postponed(884, or 13.4 per cent) or terminated(723 or 10.9 per cent).
During the period of the medium-term plan 1992-1997, the programmed outputs in the field of the narcotics laboratory sector were delivered as planned.
This last figure is an indication of how much was achieved by the Secretariat with theresources provided to deliver the initial set of programmed outputs.
Implementing entities of the DevelopmentAccount are already involved in a number of programmed outputs of UNDAF that are similar in scope and content to Account projects.
Restructuring and lack of continuity in staffing of the organizational unit responsible led to the termination orpostponement of a number of programmed outputs since 1994.
ECA implemented 93 per cent of the programmed outputs and also delivered 22 additional outputs at the request of member States and partnering institutions.
A total of 61 outputs were terminated during the biennium,which accounted for 50 per cent of the programmed outputs of the Department of Safety and Security.
The implementation rate of the total programmed outputs in 2000-2001 was 83 per cent, which is 5 percentage points lower than the rate of 88 per cent achieved in 1998-1999.
Logistical reasons, secondment of staff to UNDP and lack of required in-house expertise were responsible for the termination orpostponement of the delivery of a number of other programmed outputs.
For example, in the International Trade Centre UNCTAD/WTO(ITC), 10 programmed outputs were terminated and 5 were postponed out of the total of 99 outputs scheduled for implementation.
Despite the external factors, including zero growth budgets throughout the period, the substantive units of the Secretariat maintained andeven increased the number of initially programmed outputs.
Under trade, regional economic cooperation and integration,23 per cent of programmed outputs were postponed during the biennium, consisting mainly of reports and published material.
As a result, the implementation rate of total programmed outputs(I1) was 90 per cent, whereas the ratio of all implemented outputs to the outputs initially programmed(I3) amounted to 291 per cent.
(a) An increase in the adoption by programme managers(through their subprogramme managers) of monitoring procedures andwork plans to follow progress made towards implementing programmed outputs and achieving expected accomplishments.
On the whole the review had shown that programmed outputs in the field of population were being shaped by mandates issued by the Commission on Population and Development, the Economic and Social Council or the General Assembly which were relevant and current.
Overall, for programmatic reasons and owing to the shortage in extrabudgetary funding,27 of ITC's programmed outputs were postponed and 24 terminated, i.e., 50 per cent of the initially programmed outputs.
The use of initially programmed outputs in this plan period analysis differs from the programme performance analysis done within each budgetary cycle, where additional outputs required by legislation are added to the base, since, in effect, they were required.
This was because the Department forDisarmament Affairs had the largest absolute and relative number of output terminations(1,026), which accounted for 47 per cent of its programmed outputs and 40 per cent of all Secretariat terminations.
Should there be any changes, including cancellation, in the programmed outputs during the biennium, relevant resources may be reprioritized for new outputs, provided that such changes are in pursuance of the objective and strategy of the subprogramme.
There is some evidence that this has taken place, as can be seen from table 13, which shows total implementation(implementation of programmed outputs, reformulations and additional outputs divided by initially programmed outputs) for the programmes most directly related to the conferences.
For reporting on implementation, the programmed outputs of all budget sections have been uploaded into the Integrated Monitoring and Documentation Information System and all departments and offices can access the system to monitor and report implementation of the work programme as it occurs.
The 1,139 terminations amounted to 46 per cent of the programmed outputs of the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management and the 1,051 terminations represented 56 per cent of the 1,876 programmed outputs of the Department for Disarmament Affairs.