Examples of using Implementing mandates in English and their translations into Spanish
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Building partnership for implementing mandates.
For reforms to be effective, each staff member must be keenly aware of his or her own responsibilities for carrying out approved programmes of work andachieving goals and implementing mandates.
Publications play in implementing mandates of intergovernmental.
This disconnect renders it difficult for Member States to estimate the costs associated with implementing mandates or reaching specific results.
It was therefore important, when adopting and implementing mandates, to take into account the purposes and principles of the United Nations Charter, in particular full respect for the sovereignty of States and non-interference in their internal affairs, and to ensure that mandates were not diverted from their initial objective.
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Part II of the report will evaluate the role publications play in implementing mandates of intergovernmental bodies.
Various issues had been raised, including protection of civilians, capacity-building of troops, coordination of peacebuilding activities andthe establishment of partnerships for implementing mandates.
The ability to identify the most effective means of implementing mandates should be one of the criteria for the selection of programme managers.
The strategic framework was viewed as an important step to ensure peacekeeping missions were planning for, considering and implementing mandates to protect civilians.
Spending will be reduced by more cost-effective ways of implementing mandates, by rationalizing work programmes, and by technological innovations.
Note by the Secretary-General transmitting the report of the Joint Inspection Unit on the role of publications in implementing mandates of intergovernmental bodies.
Reiterates its request to the Joint Inspection Unit to conduct a comprehensive survey of the role publications play in implementing mandates of intergovernmental bodies and the extent to which recurrent publications could be made more cost-effective in this regard, and to submit a report on this matter no later than the end of the fifty-first session.
The points raised at that workshop were taken into account in 2009 by the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations, which called for the Secretariat to consult with troop- andpolice-contributing countries on their experiences in implementing mandates on protection of civilians.
It was stressed that the work of the United Nations,and its success in implementing mandates, could be derived through a more qualitative analysis of programme performance only.
The Policy, Evaluation and Training Division is proposed to be established to provide an integrated capacity and approach to the development of peace operations policy and doctrine, informed by the systematic capturing of best practices and lessons learned; the standardization, design and delivery of training based on such doctrine and policy; andthe evaluation of mission performance in implementing mandates.
The aggregate reduced spending will be achieved through more cost-effective ways of implementing mandates, rationalizing work programmes and technological innovations.
Substantive responsibility for the subprogramme is vested in the Policy, Evaluation and Training Division, which will provide an integrated capacity for the development of peacekeeping doctrine and guidance, informed by the systematic documentation of best practices and lessons learned; the provision of strategic guidance for standardized peacekeeping training based on doctrine and best practices; andthe evaluation of mission performance in implementing mandates.
The proliferation of mandates has in some cases led to overlapping, uncoordinated andinconsistent architecture for implementing mandates, in which the whole may be less than the sum of the parts.
Therefore, I propose to establish a Policy, Evaluation and Training Division in the Department of Peacekeeping Operations to provide an integrated capacity for the development of peace operation doctrine and policy, informed by the systematic capturing of best practices and lessons learned, the standardization, design and delivery of training based upon doctrine and/or policy andthe evaluation of mission performance in implementing mandates.
The European Union hoped that the Joint Inspection Unit survey of the role of publications in implementing mandates of intergovernmental bodies and of how to make recurrent publication more cost-effective would soon be finalized.
In paragraph 10 of resolution 50/206 C, the General Assembly endorsed the recommendation made by the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions that the Joint Inspection Unit be requested to conduct a comprehensive survey of the role publications play in implementing mandates of intergovernmental bodies and the extent to which recurrent publications could be made more cost-effective in that regard.
Endorses the recommendation made by the Advisory Committee on Administrative andBudgetary Questions that the Joint Inspection Unit be requested to conduct a comprehensive survey of the role publications play in implementing mandates of intergovernmental bodies and the extent to which recurrent publications could be made more cost-effective in this regard; Official Records of the General Assembly, Fiftieth Session, Supplement No. 7 and corrigendum(A/50/7 and Corr.1), para. 83.
Those countries should play a meaningful role in all stages of planning of peacekeeping operations,in particular because they bore the burden of implementing mandates crafted in the Security Council, yet they were often the sole object of criticism when missions faced difficulties.
The Advisory Committee also recommended that the Joint Inspection Unit should be requested to conduct a comprehensive survey of the role publications played in implementing mandates of intergovernmental bodies and the extent to which recurrent publications could be made more cost-effective A/50/7, para.83.
In all of these reviews, the Advisory Panel on Management and Finance,which I created in January 1994, functions as a“strategic centre”, reviewing cost-effective ways of implementing mandates, rationalizing work programmes and technological innovations, and addressing new initiatives in enhancing management, accountability and oversight.
It was stated that the report did not provide full information on how ACC implemented mandates emanating from intergovernmental bodies, particularly the Economic and Social Council, as well as on the obstacles ACC faced in the context of coordination.
In adopting the Organization's budget, the Assembly approved not only its financial and human resources but also its administrative structures,which must be highly coherent if they were to use resources and implement mandates effectively.
We hope that the outcome of the consideration of these second-generation reform initiatives, at this high level, will help unleash a new burst of improvements to the management culture of the United Nations andenhance the effectiveness with which the Organization implements mandates.
In line with General Assembly resolution 64/259 entitled"Towards an accountability system in the United Nations Secretariat",field missions continuously strive to fully deliver programmes and implement mandates in a timely and cost-effective manner, by relying extensively on effective partnerships and collaboration.