Examples of using Streamlining of functions in English and their translations into Russian
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The streamlining of functions and improvement in efficiency allowed post reductions and containment of costs.
The reduction of $141,900 is the result of streamlining of functions and enhanced coordination within the secretariat.
It is proposed to abolish the post of Administrative Officer(P-4) andone Administrative Assistant post(national General Service), as a result of the streamlining of functions.
At Geneva, a significant streamlining of functions in the Division of Administration will result in the proposal to abolish 15 posts.
The United Nations reform must continue in order to ensure efficiency, streamlining of functions and cost-effectiveness.
The reduction of $108,600 is partly the result of streamlining of functions and enhanced coordination within the secretariat and partly reflects adjustments owing to expenditure experience.
The efficiency gain of $2,039,700 is based on the reduction of 11 international and 6 national posts following a reconfiguration of four sections,resulting in streamlining of functions and more cost-efficient delivery of the support and security services.
As a result of the streamlining of functions in the Unit, it is proposed to abolish one national staff post of Language Assistant since those functions can be performed by the remaining national staff.
The reduction of $125,800 reflects expenditure experience and is the result of streamlining of functions and enhanced coordination within the secretariat.
As a result of a review and streamlining of functions within the Security Section, it is proposed to abolish one post of Security Officer(Field Service) and two Administrative Assistant posts national General Service.
Modern tools are reflected, such as electronic risk analysis and risk assessment,re-allocation and streamlining of functions and competencies of the various customs bodies and authorities.
In the Office of the Director-General, Geneva, a streamlining of functions would result in the net reduction of one Professional post, representing 10 per cent of the staffing of the Office, and the proposed reclassification of a P-5 post to D-1 for the post of Chef de Cabinet.
Further, in the light of the reduced level of maintenance of premises anticipated during the implementation of the capital master plan project, and opportunities for streamlining of functions, abolition of further four Trades and Crafts posts is proposed.
On the basis of a review of the functions andresponsibilities of the Unit, and in line with the streamlining of functions and processes in the Mission's aviation sector(in particular the Aviation Section), an adjustment of the staffing establishment of the Unit is deemed necessary.
Furthermore, it is proposed that six posts of Transport Assistants(Field Service) be abolished, based on the review of the structure andworkload of the entire Section that has resulted in the improved streamlining of functions and the absorption of functions of these posts by other posts in the Section.
The Committee was informed that streamlining of functions and improvements in efficiency allowed post reductions and cost containment; however, this reduction in real terms is offset by cost increases due to inflation projections and mandatory salary related increases for 2004-2005, resulting in an increase in the proposed budget for 2004-2005.
Two Field Service posts, one for an Administrative Assistant and one for a Logistics Assistant,as well as two national staff Language Assistant posts are proposed for abolishment as a result of the streamlining of functions within the section and based on the reduced military strength of the Mission.
On the basis of a review of the functions andresponsibilities of the Services, and in line with the streamlining of functions and processes in the Procurement and Contracts Management Services, an adjustment of the staffing establishment in the Office of the Chief of Procurement and Contracts Management Services and in the Procurement Section is deemed necessary.
Concerning the comment on a lack of strategic options, she noted that the Fund had tried to explore strategic options and would continue to do so as it soughtto strengthen the system, including through the reintroduction of backstopping by NGOs and the streamlining of functions for non-mission and mission time.
Proposed realignments within Integrated Support Services involve the streamlining of functions in the Engineering and Supply Sections as well as the Joint Logistics Operations Centre.
As a result of the streamlining of functions, the proposed civilian staffing establishment reflects a net reduction of 384 posts, comprising 92 international posts and temporary positions(61 posts and 31 temporary positions); 180 national posts and temporary positions(157 national posts and 23 temporary positions); and 112 United Nations Volunteer positions.
During that period, the Fund had also undertakenseveral other major exercises, including some organizational changes and streamlining of functions within headquarters; a revision of guidelines, with due attention to system-wide reform initiatives; and an ongoing in-depth review of the Fund's financial management system.
In the Office of the Director-General, Geneva, a streamlining of functions would result in the net reduction of one Professional post, representing 10 per cent of the staffing of the Office, and the proposed reclassification of a P-5 post to D-1 for the post of Chef de Cabinet and a P-3 to the P-4 level for the NGO Liaison Officer.
In line with the vision of national capacity-building,MONUSCO will commit to the development of skills of its national staff by seeking to reduce the number of international staff through the streamlining of functions and the confirmation that functions that were previously performed by international staff can be performed by national staff.
Upon a review of the functions of the immediate Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General, and in view of the streamlining of functions related to achieving synergy and efficiency of functional processes in the Mission, the reclassification to the P-4 level of the post of Special Assistant to the Chief of Staff(P-3) is proposed.
The following efficiency gains are described in paragraphs 56 and 57 of the budget report:(a) $2,039,700 owing to the reduction of 11 international and 6 national posts following a reconfiguration of four sections,resulting in the streamlining of functions and more cost-efficient delivery of the support and security services; and(b) $176,100 owing to reduced travel costs see also para. 23(a) above.
The Advisory Committee was informed, upon inquiry, that the proposed abolition, as of 1997, of two posts(1 P-5 and 1 General Service/Other level)in the Administrative Services was owing to the streamlining of functions in the Service and did not reflect the impact of IMIS which would be felt at a later stage of its development at the United Nations Office at Geneva.
Efficiency gains will be achieved in the areas of ground transportation and information technology,as well as through the streamlining of support functions.
It is indicated that efficiency gains will be achieved in the areas of ground transportation and information technology,as well as through the streamlining of support functions.
As part of the ongoing process of streamlining workflows, the functions of the two posts would be redistributed among staff performing similar functions within the Division.