Examples of using Unit reports in English and their translations into Arabic
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List of Joint Inspection Unit reports and recommendations.
Few organizations did not take up Joint Inspection Unit reports.
Joint Inspection Unit reports issued during the reporting period.
III. Ongoing/forthcoming Joint Inspection Unit reports and notes.
Joint Inspection Unit reports issued during the reporting period.
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One organization considered some reports during 1997 and 1998 andanother considered Joint Inspection Unit reports only in 1994.
Joint Inspection Unit reports issued during the reporting period.
During the 2009 period, the Chief Executives Board for Coordinationsecretariat prepared comments for seven Joint Inspection Unit reports, including some from the programme of work of the previous year.
The Unit reports directly to the President and consists of cross-sectoral governmental institutions.
Two organizations took up several Unit reports during that period.
Every unit reports up the chain of command and ultimately every action is reported to the Director-General.
Synopsis and review of relevant Joint Inspection Unit reports and recommendations in 2011.
Eleven Joint Inspection Unit reports have been considered so far by FAO under the enhanced reporting system.
Synopsis and review of relevant Joint Inspection Unit reports and recommendations in 2009.
Joint Inspection Unit reports submitted by its participating organizations to their legislative bodies with indication of timing.
II. Synopsis and review of relevant Joint Inspection Unit reports and recommendations in 2013.
The Joint Inspection Unit reports, notes and management letters, once issued, become public and are made available, and are easily accessible on the Unit website.
Nine participating organizations regularly presented Joint Inspection Unit reports to their legislative organs during the period from 1994 to 1999.
Joint Inspection Unit reports are addressed to the executive heads of the organizations concerned, including UNICEF, and contain a series of recommendations for consideration by the executive heads and/or by the legislative bodies of the organizations.
As shown in annex I,the majority of the participating organizations submit Joint Inspection Unit reports regularly or reasonably frequently to their legislative organs for consideration.
The recommendations contained in the Unit reports have encouraged discussions within organizations as well as across the United Nations system, promoted debate and influenced the development of relevant policies sometimes years after their issuance.
During the 2010 period,the CEB secretariat prepared comments for seven Joint Inspection Unit reports, including several from the programme of work of the previous year.
The Property Control and Inventory Unit reports discrepancies to the self-accounting unit on a weekly basis, with reconciliation monitored on a monthly basis.
While five reports, as well as the 1997-1998 annual report were taken up, the need to improve thecurrent practice of handling Joint Inspection Unit reports was advocated by a number of delegations;
Concern was expressed regarding the apparent brevity with which Unit reports were reviewed by United Nations system organizations and clarification sought as to a mechanism that would ensure detailed consideration of those reports. .
The inspectors note with concern that an increasing number of legislative organs do not fully table,consider and discuss Joint Inspection Unit reports, and thus fail to act upon recommendations addressed to them.
In respect of requests for comments and other inputs into the preparation of Unit reports, a closer informal working relationship between the two secretariats has resulted in both an increased responses rate and more involvement by organizations in the preparation of reports. .
The Committee indicated that it would do so in connection with the reports it would be submitting to the General Assembly,provided relevant Joint Inspection Unit reports and comments on those items by the Secretary-General were available.
At its organizational meeting each year,the Committee selects the Joint Inspection Unit reports to be considered at its regular session of that year from a list of titles to be made available by the secretariat of the Unit. .
The Joint Inspection Unit and the Office of Internal Oversight Services(OIOS) of the Secretariatshould also closely monitor the performance of UNODC, and relevant Joint Inspection Unit reports and summary of relevant OIOS reports should also be submitted to the commissions.
