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Out of this total amount about$ 50 million per year would be managed by UNCDF.
The fund would be managed by the Special Unit for South-South Cooperation.
Once established, the system would be managed by the private sector.
The trust would be managed jointly by UNDCP, the World Bank and contributing regional development banks.
The proposed mobility framework would be managed within job networks.
That programme would be managed by UNDCP in partnership with regional and other donor Governments.
The African Union should complete the budget, which would be managed by international institutions.
The IDRL project would be managed through December 2003 in a wholly inclusive way.
These include determining how current standards that use proprietary software,especially Microsoft Office, would be managed.
The project implementation would be managed centrally by Headquarters;
The plan would be managed by a" Global Coordinating Group" and a network of" Regional Implementation Groups".
The meeting brought together Kurdish, Arab,Syriac and other parties to discuss how each of the three electoral phases would be managed.
The flow of excess energy would be managed via Ethereum-based smart contracts.
The parties agreed to disengage their military forces from the current borderline by 10 km on each side,thus creating a special security area that would be managed by a joint security mechanism.
The aforementioned identifiers would be managed by users themselves and could be stored locally or in trusted cloud locations.
Emergency personnel and policies were addressed alongside security and material assistance,so that each element of an effective emergency response would be managed in a complementary manner.
The project would be managed by a contracted programme manager who would report to the MINURSO mine action cell(para. 35).
In order to implement this system, the Secretariat staffing table would be managed as a whole, taking into account vacancies and projected attrition.
The assistance would be managed by United Nations offices in Ingushetia and Daghestan, and would not require the establishment of a United Nations office in Chechnya.
While the last three components would be covered by UNDP,the first component would be managed by the UNMIS Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration Unit.
The proposed Unit would be managed by a Network Control Centre Supervisor who, under the supervision of the Chief, Communications and Information Technology Services, would manage and coordinate the overall operation of the Unit.
Regarding the Joint Verification Mechanism in Darfur,UNHCR was reviewing how returns would be managed, taking into consideration its capacities on the ground.
Another approach would be a password system that would be managed via SMS and the virtual accounts associated with each mobile device identifier.
Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was informed that theuncertainties surrounding a longer-term planning horizon(2014-2017) would be managed through various existing tools and mechanisms.
The United Nations police establishment of the Mission would be led by a Police Commissioner(D-2), while the provision of the administrative,logistical and technical support to the Mission personnel would be managed by a Chief Administrative Officer(D-1).
The synergies process held the potential for a paradigm shift,through which the numerous and disparate instruments in existence would be managed holistically to achieve synergies of purpose and effort.
The functions of the remaining staff would be managing access to the substantial documentary archive the Committee has amassed during the course of its work.
A well-qualified and experienced person should be selected as Director of the Investment Management Service,since that person would be managing a portfolio of over $40 billion.
The programmatic and financial responsibility and accountability would stay with the participating organizations and its(sub)national partners that would be managing their respective parts of the joint programme.
