Examples of using Efficient programme in English and their translations into French
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Support coherent and efficient programme delivery by the United Nations.
The value of these services can be seen in financial savings and efficient programme implementation.
This“efficient programme delivery criterion” has both national and international dimensions.
Ownership of this alternative form of education provision and efficient programme management by local actors.
In its first year of operations, the Office of Internal Oversight Services, headed by Under-Secretary-General Mr. Karl-Theodor Paschke,has provided the United Nations with oversight coverage, promoting effective and efficient programme management.
It should be an instrument to encourage more efficient programme delivery, through reduction of administrative and overhead costs.
Timely payment of contributions by Governments is of critical importance for sound strategic planning and efficient programme delivery.
Effective and efficient programme implementation is however hampered by inadequate funding, non-coherence of programmes of various institutions, low capacity of human resource in the health sector and inadequate logistical support and unsuitable service delivery facilities.
The lessons drawn from the assessment will help inform the development of an efficient programme before the end of the action plan.
ACABQ indicated that the outline should indicate measures planned for the efficient programme delivery as well as for increased productivity and that provisions should be made to take into account possible delays or difficulties affecting the completion of all projects on schedule.
It was noted that that was a reflection of improved programme planning anda step in the right direction towards more efficient programme implementation.
Reaffirms that socio-economic knowledge of the target population is critical to efficient programme design, and encourages further expansion of People-Oriented Planning Training, its integration into other UNHCR training initiatives, as well as the involvement of local non-governmental organizations in affected countries;
Timely payments of contributions by Governments are of critical importance for sound strategic planning and efficient programme delivery.
Improved, innovative and efficient programme management will also be linked to the ongoing change process in UNDP(i.e., according to the Business Plans) and will tap into the UNDP wealth of knowledge through the Regional Bureau for Europe and the CIS(RBEC), the Bureau for Development Policy(BDP) and headquarter units.
Greater emphasis is placed on the full utilization andappropriate deployment of staffing resources to achieve more efficient programme delivery.
Lessons learned include the following:(a) efficient programme implementation requires enhancing the capacity for programme execution at the national level and the establishment of a monitoring and evaluation system, including surveys at the beginning and end of the programme;(b) there is a need for a broad partnership base to mobilize additional resources; and(c) the lack of sufficient human resources in the country office hampered the monitoring of programme implementation.
The necessary training will be provided for UNDP staff and national counterpart staff so as toensure effective and efficient programme implementation.
One delegation, while noting that the report was excellent,expressed the following concerns: while SWAps were a useful tool for efficient programme implementation there existed a variety of implementation modalities, and thus a mixture of modalities should be utilized; accountability within the common-basket funding needed to be demonstrated; coordination of aid modalities was needed to reduce transaction costs; and simplification of methodologies and procedures was desirable and should be explored.
The programme management framework(chapter D)provides an overview of key support functions required for effective and efficient programme delivery.
That reform should not bea mere cost-cutting exercise; rather, it should result in more efficient programme implementation and better use of resources.