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In addition, the Division should develop and maintain a data dictionary of all its applications.
Requisitioning departments, in cooperation with the Procurement Division , should develop and submit annual procurement plans.
To that end, each Division should develop a plan to integrate information technology fully into its work.
Requisitioning departments, in cooperation with the Procurement Division , should develop and submit annual procurement plans.
The Division should develop its publications programme to cover topics in which States require assistance.
In view of the lapse of time, the Board reiterates its previous recommendation that the Division should develop the medium-term plan expeditiously.
The Programme Support Division should develop a plan to track and monitor its performance.
As recommended by OIOS, the terms of reference and reporting lines of the contract review committee and the Headquarters andLocal Committees on Contracts should be defined and the Procurement Division should develop key performance indicators.
The Division should develop an information strategy to publicize more effectively its initiatives on public administration.
Given the importance attached by the Committee of Experts on Public Administration to best practices, the Division should develop standard methodologies for identifying and compiling best practices in public administration.
The Division should develop a train the trainers programme with regard to the toolkit for the post-conflict reconstruction of public administration;
Given the importance attached by the Committee of Experts on Public Administration to best practices, the Division should develop standard methodologies for identifying and compiling best practices in public administration see paras. 23, 24 and 35 above.
The Division should develop a strategy to eliminate the backlog of non-governmental organization applications awaiting review and quadrennial reports processing.
In conjunction with the Office of Human Resources Management, the Division should develop a plan of courses, with detailed cost estimates and a timeline, that should be offered to Field Service officers.
The Division should develop standards in public administration regarding the Millennium Development Goals sectors, particularly in specific sectors such as health and education;
Most of the respondents said that greater coordination was needed between different ministries at the national level;some respondents believed that the Division should develop more concise indicators, along with increased guidance on how to use them for national reporting.
The Statistics Division should develop practical guidance on the compilation of distributive trade statistics, including a description of good practices;
This recommendation complements the recommendation made by OIOS in 2006 in itsmanagement audit of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations-- substantive operations(AP2005/560/05), that the Division should develop and update on a continuous basis its institutional memory and share the lessons learned with Member States, other stakeholders and academia in general through printed media and the Internet.
Recommendation 2: The Division should develop a knowledge-management system to serve as a platform for the systematic collection and dissemination of institutional memory on electoral assistance.
Interdisciplinary approaches to population issues In order to improve further the quality of estimates and projections, to enhance understanding of the interrelationships between population and development andto promote substantive linkages among the various sections, the Population Division should develop task forces or joint projects and encourage interdisciplinary approaches to foster collaboration between the Division and other units within the Department of Economic and Social Affairs and other programmes and agencies, including collaboration on technical assistance.
The United Nations Statistics Division should develop further and implement the System of Integrated Environmental-Economic Accounting as an international statistical standard.
In order to improve further the quality of estimates and projections, to enhance understanding of the interrelationships between population and development andto promote substantive linkages among the various sections, the Population Division should develop task forces or joint projects and encourage interdisciplinary approaches to foster collaboration between the Division and other units within the Department of Economic and Social Affairs and other programmes and agencies, including collaboration on technical assistance see paras. 3, 25, 43, 46, 48 and 49 above.
The Division should develop a knowledge-management system to serve as a platform for the systematic collection and dissemination of institutional memory on electoral assistance see findings D, E, and F.
In order for OIOS to consider this recommendation implemented, the Division should develop a strategy for clarifying its cooperation with civil society organizations that is in line with the mandate of the Division and the programme of work of the Committee.
The Division should develop, jointly with the Office of Operations, the law and order segment of a departmental"generic" exit strategy with a view to preventing law and order vacuum when the United Nations departs.
The United Nations Medical Services Division should develop an effective monitoring and evaluation tool for assessing the services provided by United Nations examining physicians and update the global list on an annual basis.
The Procurement Division should develop key performance indicators against which its performance could be measured, including bidder participation and processing times for technical and financial evaluations, HCC approval, award of contract and signing of contract, and so forth.
Pending the implementation of the new ERP system, the Procurement Division should develop and document the information architecture for its core processes, and allocate ownership of data and responsibilities for the maintenance and updating of all documentation pertaining to the systems and applications in use.
The Procurement Division should develop guidance for complex procurement contracts that will interpret salient contract clauses and provide guidance on how they should be implemented in practice.
Pending the implementation of the new ERP system, the Procurement Division should develop control requirements and procedures to systematically monitor, query, and analyse procurement data to identify potential risks; identify cases of non-compliance with United Nations rules and regulations; and perform vendor due diligence.