Examples of using Internal audit coverage in English and their translations into Russian
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Internal audit coverage.
Regarding evaluation, OIOS has provided rather limited internal audit coverage of ICT activities.
Internal audit coverage.
Enhancement of the external audit functions of the Fund andexpansion of the Fund's internal audit coverage;
Internal audit coverage.
The Board reviewed the work of the Office of Internal Oversight Services relating to internal audit coverage of peacekeeping operations.
Internal audit coverage.
The Board notes the level of underdelivery by OIOS of the workplan which did not therefore provide the High Commissioner with the level of internal audit coverage of operations originally planned for 2011.
On internal audit coverage.
In view of the significant growth in the number andresources of funds and trust funds, the Board considers that internal audit coverage of such funds has been insufficient in comparison with coverage of UNDP's main activities.
Internal audit coverage and initiatives.
The Board coordinated with the Office of Internal Oversight Services(OIOS)in the planning of the audit and reviewed the internal audit coverage of the operations of the OIOS to assess the extent to which reliance could be placed on its work.
The internal audit coverage was found to be greater in Amman than in Vienna because most of the headquarters offices and departments are located there.
During these four years, the Internal Audit andInvestigations Group continued to significantly increase internal audit coverage of UNOPS as compared to prior years, enhancing the overall internal control environment of the organization.
It increased internal audit coverage, improving the efficiency and effectiveness of internal oversight and allowing UNOPS to improve overall compliance and quality standards.
The agenda of those meetings included, inter alia, the improvement of personal accountability,the use of information technology by oversight bodies, and the internal audit coverage of jointly-funded organizations within the United Nations common system.
In addition, the Board reviewed the internal audit coverage of the operations of the Office so as to assess the extent to which reliance could be placed on its work.
As required under international internal audit standards, the organizations' internal audit function should ensure, through effective risk-based audit planning, that the various risks are properly considered when developing the internal audit coverage.
In addition, the Board reviewed the internal audit coverage of the operations of OIOS to assess the extent to which reliance could be placed on the work of the Office.
In its resolution 50/204 of 23 December 1995, the General Assembly requested the Board ofAuditors to follow up, and report at the earliest opportunity, on shortcomings in internal audit coverage identified in earlier reports with a view to determining whether its recommendations had been implemented and the situation rectified.
In addition, the Board reviewed the internal audit coverage of the operations of UNRWA to assess the extent to which reliance could be placed on the work of the Department.
Inadequate internal audit coverage was being addressed through risk assessment exercises in the context of the work programme of the Office of Internal Oversight Services and through coordination between that Office and other oversight bodies.
In 2009, the Internal Audit andInvestigations Group maintained the significant increase in the internal audit coverage of UNOPS over prior years that had been noted in 2008, enhancing the overall internal control environment of the organization.
Concerning internal audit coverage during the biennium 2006-2007, no arrangements had been made for 2007, while continuing audit coverage, particularly of the claims payment process, may still be required at least until the end of 2007.
Requests the Board of Auditorsto follow up and report at the earliest opportunity on shortcomings in the internal audit coverage of the organizations which it identified in its earlier report, Official Records of the General Assembly, Forty-seventh Session, Supplement No. 5 and corrigendum A/47/5.
Where, however, internal audit coverage and performance is of a good standard, the external auditors can gain commensurate assurance about the general quality of the internal control in the Organization and consequently reduce the extent of their own work.
Requests the Board of Auditorsto follow up and report at the earliest opportunity on shortcomings in the internal audit coverage of the organizations which it identified in its earlier report, Ibid., Forty-seventh Session, Supplement No. 5 and corrigendum(A/47/5 and Corr.1), vol. I, paras. 288-310.
The internal audit coverage that is required has not been expanded as much as it could be by a combination of three types of resources: achieving efficiency gains from field audits; using other UNICEF staff to leverage audit resources; and providing additional staff to the Office of Internal Audit. .
The provision of these additional resources will enable the Office of Internal Oversight Services to provide more extensive internal audit coverage aimed at enhancing the Fund's internal controls, accountability and efficiency, as well as the Fund's ability to address the challenges and achieve the objectives as set out in its Management Charter.
In addition, the Board reviewed the internal audit coverage of the operations of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda to assess the extent to which reliance could be placed on the work of the Office of Internal Oversight Services.