Geographical distribution

Geographical distribution of staff

System of equitable geographical distribution

(Percentage)

Measures to improve equitable geographical distribution

Measures to improve equitable geographical distribution

Geographical distribution (by number of posts)

Comprehensive assessment of the system of geographical distribution and assessment of the issues relating to possible changes in the number of posts subject to the system of geographical distribution

Comprehensive assessment of the system of geographical distribution and assessment of the issues relating to possible changes in the number of posts subject to the system of geographical distribution

C. The geographical distribution of regional and country specific projects

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(c) Changes to geographical distribution by application of the weighted system of ranges.

Five countries, in particular, were recipients of one quarter of the total pool of United Nations system expenditures in 2004 Iraq ( 1.1 billion), Afghanistan ( 539 million), Sudan ( 506 million), Brazil ( 289 million) and Ethiopia ( 257 million).

Origin and initial purpose of the concept of geographical distribution of the staff

Equitable geographical distribution in the membership of the human rights treaty bodies

56 146. Equitable geographical distribution in the membership of the human rights treaty bodies

The composition of the four round table sessions will be subject to the principle of equitable geographical distribution.

This has been a decisive factor in establishing the extent of influence of the principle of geographical distribution.

16. Takes note of the report of the Secretary General on a comprehensive assessment of the system of geographical distribution and assessment of the issues relating to possible changes in the number of posts subject to that system A 59 724.

59 181. Equitable geographical distribution in the membership of the human rights treaty bodies

The last such report provides the following picture of the geographical distribution of staff

(b) Changes to geographical distribution by expanding the base figure and population so as to include groups of staff that do not currently have geographic status.

Secretariats with language related posts (e.g., translators and interpreters) exclude them from geographical distribution, arguing that particular linguistic requirements make the principle of equitable geographical distribution hard to apply to this category of staff.

Also there has been no change in area of activity or geographical distribution of the membership.

Common factors in equitable geographic distribution in the United Nations common system3

Also, the report reviews briefly the application of the system of geographical distribution in the United Nations common system and compares common denominators of the system of equitable geographic distribution in organizations of the common system with the situation in the Secretariat.

The issue of geographical and gender balance for staff appointed under the 200 series is under constant review at UNCTAD.

The composition of APPI has been reviewed to balance its geographical distribution

6. Regrets the current insufficient accountability of heads of departments in achieving equitable geographical distribution in the Secretariat

(b) There must be provision for periodic revisions that reflect the relative changes in the geographical distribution of States parties

The Committee shall elect from among its members a Chairperson, three Vice Chairpersons and a Rapporteur, with due regard for equitable geographical representation.

97. Regrets the imbalance in the geographical distribution in the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs

(b) There must be provision for periodic revisions that reflect the relative changes in the geographical distribution of States parties

No appointments for less than a year's duration, regardless of the nature of the post concerned, take geographical distribution into account.

Lastly, he had taken note of the Secretary General's report on the comprehensive assessment of the system of geographical distribution.

(a) Nominees of Member States, on an equitable geographical basis and ensuring an adequate range of expertise

She expressed the hope that all parties concerned would act in accordance with the principle of equitable geographical distribution and support Mr. Carague's candidature.

In establishing the membership of the Council, due regard shall be given to the principle of equitable geographical distribution and the contribution of Member States to the promotion and protection of human rights

Figure 1. Singapore OFDI stock, by geographical distribution and industry,

(a) Changes to geographical distribution by varying the weight of the membership, population and contribution factors while holding the base figure constant at the current level of 2,700

Successive discussions among Member States about the changes in the factors for equitable geographical distribution have been characterized by two dominant points of view.

Like other variants, it does not reflect the General Assembly's position that geographic distribution needs to be determined by a combination of several factors.

In paragraph 617, the Board recommends that the Economic Commission for Europe comply with General Assembly resolutions on the geographical distribution of United Nations staff.

Information on the geographical distribution of staff members occupying General Fund and programme support posts is provided in table 13 below.

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