This duplication of work would require additional resources.

Coordination of international statistical programmes is essential to strengthening the quality, coherence and governance of international statistics, and avoiding duplication of work.

(g) To clarify the relationship between treaty bodies and a future Human Rights Council in order to avoid duplication

That is a way of avoiding duplication.

Simultaneous reporting lines should be avoided because they will create duplication and confusion.

Many speakers were therefore of the opinion that avoiding duplication of work would not constitute a major issue, as long as each body remained within its own clearly defined area of competence.

Many speakers were therefore of the opinion that avoiding duplication of work would not constitute a major issue, as long as each body remained within its own clearly defined area of competence.

The objective of the Task Force is centred on the improvement of the efficiency, quality and consistency of international data production and dissemination, while reducing the national authorities' response burden and avoiding duplication of work in international organizations.

40 above).

My Special Representative has asked the Provisional Institutions to better coordinate Kosovo's emergency services so as to close gaps, eliminate duplication and husband scarce resources.

58 280. Review of duplication, complexity and bureaucracy in United Nations administrative processes and procedures

We hope also that such a resolution would avoid duplications and redundancies.

To avoid duplication and wastage, better coordination and cooperation were needed at headquarters and in the field.

This theme of apparent Pakistani duplicity was picked up by Cameron.

Has published books and articles on tax law and double taxation treaties.

59. Recommends that the Special Representative of the Secretary General on violence against children, taking care to avoid duplication with relevant United Nations mechanisms and treaty bodies

(i) Avoiding duplication of its work with that being carried out by other competent bodies and mechanisms

More importantly, the report does not set out how the Administration proposes to go about implementing an Organization wide approach to overcoming duplication, nor does the report set out a mechanism for reviewing working practices and procedures.

Globalization therefore entrenches dualism, rather than helping to overcome it.

By establishing a Germany without Austria, the political and administrative unification in 1871 at least temporarily solved the problem of dualism.

First, duplication can often be avoided through cooperation between existing mechanisms.

This area of focus encompasses the management and administrative systems where the returns generated by information and communications technologies (ICT) are associated with improving the decision making process and adding efficiency through streamlining of administrative workflows and reducing duplication.

(c) Promoting greater efficiency and effectiveness through better coordination of the activities of the United Nations bodies active in the field of human rights, taking into account the need to avoid unnecessary duplication and overlapping of their mandates and tasks,

(c) Promoting greater efficiency and effectiveness through better coordination of the activities of the United Nations bodies active in the field of human rights, taking into account the need to avoid unnecessary duplication and overlapping of their mandates and tasks,

(a) They do not duplicate other United Nations publications

That made close cooperation and coordination essential in order to avoid duplication.

It was noted that the main responsibility for avoiding duplication would lie with the States participating in the deliberations of the bodies.

It was noted that the main responsibility for avoiding duplication would lie with the States participating in the deliberations of the bodies.

Duplication, overlap and inefficiencies had too often been the expensive result of a lack of coordination in programme planning and implementation.

Any reform initiative such as peer review needed to avoid duplication.

Adequate coordination and communication were also essential in preventing duplication and fostering the most efficient use of resources.

Adequate coordination and communication were also essential in preventing duplication and fostering the most efficient use of resources.

An informal client stakeholder satisfaction survey was initiated, with a view to identifying duplications and operational shortcomings.

(b) To improve the effectiveness of their programmes through better alignment and elimination of duplication, and calls upon donors and the United Nations system to take forward the recommendations of the Global Task Team on Improving AIDS Coordination among Multilateral Institutions and International Donors

Human resources within the system should be reassigned to ensure optimum use and reduce duplication and waste.

When contemporary economists think of economic dualism, they think first and foremost of the Nobel laureate Sir W. Arthur Lewis.

Such double standards and selectivity would only increase confrontation in the area of human rights.

In conclusion, we emphasize that international resolutions must maintain neutrality and avoid double standards and selectivity when dealing with human rights issues.

The legal effects are the same and, in order to avoid duplication, the reference to be used by judges will be one legislative text, namely the Act on the suppression of the financing of terrorism and money laundering.

They are designed to avoid duplication and overlap with other agencies and lay the foundation for promoting external complementarity and cooperation.

(c) Addressing the objective of improving decision making with respect to information technology in the Secretariat by improving coordination and reducing duplication

In the absence of a standard framework, there is an opportunity for enhanced international cooperation in developing and implementing needs assessments to enhance consistency and reduce duplication.

The Committee should consider the issue comprehensively so as to contribute to the development of concrete measures for reducing duplication, complexity and bureaucracy.

(b) To improve the effectiveness of their programmes through better alignment and elimination of duplication, and calls upon donors and the United Nations system to take forward the recommendations of the Global Task Team on Improving AIDS Coordination among Multilateral Institutions and International Donors

As the draft resolution notes, this should be done within existing resources from New Zealand's point of view, there is scope to reduce duplication in the system.