As at 15 October 2005, all 80 recommendations made by BOA either had been implemented (65 per cent) or were in the process of being implemented (35 per cent).

There was a consistent growth in resources contributions over the past five years, from 2.4 billion in 2000 to 4.0 billion in 2004.

The reason for these requests, made by the Governments of Chile and Uruguay, are noted in table 3.

UNDP should establish a corporate Gender Development Office within the Office of the Administrator or the Associate Administrator.

A senior level administrator scientist will be needed to direct the programme.

Also requests the Administrator to hold periodic consultations with Member States

Also requests the Administrator to hold periodic consultations with Member States and

For presentation purposes, UNV, MSAs, the reimbursable support services and other activities (the JPO programme and the RFA, among others) are included in the other resources grouping.

The Office also assists the Under Secretary General in his or her capacity as the programme manager of the Development Account.

Takes note of the report of the Administrator on evaluation 2004 (DP 2005 25)

Note by the Administrator on the adoption of the agenda and organization of work (SSC 14 L.3)

2005 9 Reports of the Administrator and of the UNFPA Executive Director to the Economic and Social Council

The executive team, chaired by the Associate Administrator, provided oversight of the ICT budget.

Assistance to Myanmar Extension of the Human Development Initiative Note by the Administrator (DP 2005 38)

One additional Director level post has been created in Major Programme H (Buildings Management), necessitated by the increased complexities of that operation.

Reiterates its call to the Administrator to appoint, as soon as possible, a new Executive Secretary for UNCDF

34.11 The implementing entities are required to submit annual progress reports to the programme manager.

Requests the Administrator to take all necessary measures to ensure that the extension of the second global cooperation framework would not have an adverse impact on programme countries

Requests the Administrator to take all necessary measures to ensure that the extension of the second global cooperation framework would not have an adverse impact on programme countries

The Administrator reported to the Executive Board at its 2004 annual session that the Evaluation Office had initiated an independent evaluation.

Requests the Administrator to appoint, as soon as possible, a new Executive Secretary for UNCDF

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Further requests the Administrator to keep the financial regulations under active review and to consult accordingly with the Executive Board.

Requests the Administrator to appoint, as soon as possible, a new Executive Secretary for UNCDF

To ensure greater independence of these activities the secretariat would be transferred from subprogramme 3 to the Office of the Director of the Division.

Requests that the Administrator continue to follow up on the recommendations contained in the report of the Joint Inspection Unit (DP 2005 16 Add.1).

UNICEF representatives and their teams closely monitor the status of core office management indicators and take corrective actions where needed, making use of the Programme Manager System (ProMS).

Took note of the report of the Administrator on the annual review of the financial situation, 2004 (DP 2005 33 and DP 2005 33 Add.1)

The programme involves community awareness meetings and the training of 800 teachers and 100 school principals in the child friendly school concept, with an emphasis on non violence.

Endorses the priority given by the Administrator to gender mainstreaming and requests that the implications of the gender action plan for 2006 be reflected in the budgeting process

To ensure greater independence of these activities the secretariat of the Board Committee, Vienna is transferred from subprogramme 3 to the Office of the Director of the Division.

The Administrator believes that maintaining the current balance is fully justified in view of the fact that costs in respect of field and inter agency security measures are projected to increase.

In accordance with Governing Council decision 81 34, the Administrator is required to present, on an annual basis, a report on the technical cooperation information of the entire United Nations system.

Endorses the Administrator's proposal to reflect the security costs mandated by the United Nations as a separate line in the UNDP resource plan, and approve the amount of 31 243 700 from the regular resources of UNDP for the purposes of covering such costs

Habib Ouane, Director of the Special Programme on the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), was the moderator.

Adopted decision 2005 9 of 28 January 2005 on the reports of the Administrator and the UNFPA Executive Director to the Economic and Social Council

Adopted decision 2005 9 of 28 January 2005 on the reports of the Administrator and the UNFPA Executive Director to the Economic and Social Council

DP 2006 4 Item 3 of the provisional agenda Country programmes and related matters Assistance to Myanmar Note by the Administrator A C E F R S

Takes note of the report of the Administrator on the biennial support budget estimates for the biennium 2006 2007 for the United Nations Development Fund for Women as contained in document DP 2005 31

India

Takes note of the proposed base structure and augmentation capacity distribution for both headquarters and country offices, and urges the Administrator to continue to progressively realign the funding modality of UNDP support requirements towards proportional cost sharing between regular and other resources

Usually, the team will be led by a manager with significant experience at managing director level.

Notes that the Human Development Initiative is highly relevant to improving the situation of the rural poor in Myanmar, and requests the Administrator to take account of and implement the findings of the independent assessment mission

Further requests the Administrator to report to the Executive Board at its annual session 2006 on progress achieved in implementing the third cooperation framework for South South cooperation.

Requests the Administrator to establish risk guidelines with respect to the proposed changes in paragraph 2 (a) and (b) above, as well as an independent expert assessment of these changes and