This includes the application of projected inflation to the Office for Project Services.

Office for Project Services

Special Projects Services ANNEX VIII

1994 284 Office for Project Services 26 July 1994 IV

E. Project personnel services

V. OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES . 115 120 29

C. Office for Project Services . 39 44 28

H. Office for Project Services (OPS)

7. Office for Project Services

Office for Project Services See chap. IV, para. 23.

Project programme implementation services

Delivery project portfolio of services

Total project programme implementation services

Total OPS

III. OPS AS EXECUTING AGENCY

C. Office for Project Services . 236 92

Decision 94 12.

Secretary The Executive Director of the Office for Project Services

V. TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES AT THE PROJECT LEVEL (TSS 2)

H. Office for Project Services (OPS) . 37 38 11

Institutional and administrative arrangements concerning

United Nations Development Programme Office for Project Services (UNDP OPS)

OPS will therefore require processing services located in the regional service centre.

In project personnel matters, OPS will continue to perform the following tasks

Similar projects will be gradually implemented across the impoverished regions of Guizhou.

Taken from Ministry of Health PAHO WHO.

Some of the projects funded by the Community Legal Services Programme are located in mainstream community or women's legal centres, while others are stand alone services.

Project services at the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights

II. UNDP OPS AS ASSOCIATED AGENCY

(e) The responsibility of the Office for Project Services in personnel matters

Projects are charged at a standard cost for the provision of experts apos services.

Cost increases for programme support and development activities overall amount to 8.1 million, of which 3.2 million represents the application of normal inflation rates to the Office for Project Services.

(d) Application of new information technology to improve transit services

D. Application of new information technology to improve transit services

5. The task force apos s clarification of the semi autonomous status of OPS and the agreement on basic authorities through which OPS will function will help ensure the preservation of OPS flexibility and efficiency in the coming years.

Total OPS project expenditures for 1992 were approximately 370 million.

11. As noted above, the establishment of an OPS Management Board with the clear task of ensuring the implementation of the distinct OPS mandate is important in maintaining the semi autonomous status of OPS and further strengthening its capabilities.

4. The revised budget estimates for 1992 1993 for OPS contain a volume increase of 526,000 relating to the core OPS budget and 3.2 million relating to the OPS extrabudgetary account.

Determining UNOPS service locations Designing and implementing business processes Determining updating operating policies Designing and implementing the ICT architecture (application, information and technical) Implementing the human capital model (e.g., roles and responsibilities, competencies, culture, and metrics).

I. CENTRAL RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE OPS TASK FORCE

Furthermore, national treatment should be applied in transit services.

D. Application of new information technology to improve transit services . 38 39 17

(f) Cost effective arrangements for the provision of central support services to United Nations OPS

7. Since 1988, UNDP OPS has engaged the project implementation services of the World Bank through 27 inter agency agreements.

I. UNOPS response to the United Nations Board of Auditors