Quality assurance

The main benefits of that development are improved quality assurance and data integration.

Two important tools are the Regionally Based Assessment of Persistent Toxic Substances, and the fifth edition of the Master List of Actions on the Reduction and or Elimination of Rreleases of Persistent Organic Pollutants.

At the end of each phase, testing (including quality assurance) is performed to ensure that the product works properly and meets the client's quality expectations.

To this end, a contract is being arranged to develop and implement a quality assurance programme, to teach the principles of quality management and to assist in the formulation of global quality assurance surveillance plans.

UNICEF is taking steps to reinforce current quality assurance processes in accordance with internal auditing standards.

Monitoring compliance and following up reasons for delays will be a key responsibility of the quality assurance officer.

Ensuring high quality education, especially for the poorest children on our planet, is a matter of fairness.

It would be at this stage where the French matrix would come to the fore as a very structured process to increase the quality assurance process and therefore the reliability of the munitions identified.

Donors will need to ensure that a credible audit and quality control mechanism is introduced to maintain public confidence.

He has been involved in almost every aspect of game development, from design to production to quality assurance and box design.

The Council of Members may make provision for the application of the international quality guarantee label ensuring compliance with the international standards of the International Olive Council.

UNICEF will include a quality assurance function in its information and communication technology project management commensurate with the scope and size of the project and availability of resources.

(f) Obtain and review an annual formal activity report from the United Nations Board of Auditors that includes information on its internal quality assurance procedures

At the country level, participants will focus on broader and deeper implementation of the principles and utilize quality assurance mechanisms to ensure that commitments are translated into concrete action.

There can be no better way to use the region s resources than to ensure that its young people s lives are enriched by education, skills, and high quality jobs.

In consultation with the other core agencies, donors and the LDCs, UNCTAD is currently developing an IF Manual as a reference informational tool to help all stakeholders to better understand the IF process and thus contribute to its effective implementation and concrete results.

(d) The existing quality assurance function will continue to advise the management team on emerging audit trends, root cause analysis and possible actions

This implies more complex contracts that go beyond promoting markets, GDP growth, and employment to ensure inclusive, equitable, and high quality government services delivery.

The Division has redefined the terms of reference of its Information and Communication Technology Service Unit to include responsibilities for quality assurance, continuous improvement and risk management support.

In this way, European investment is contributing to the re industrialization of the US while simultaneously ensuring high quality European jobs.

Stresses the need to ensure the quality and results orientation of country programme documents as well as their alignment with national priorities in the areas of competence of all agencies involved

Quality audit is the process of systematic examination of a quality system carried out by an internal or external quality auditor or an audit team.

Integrated into the internal audit and business divisions, regional bureaux and country offices, the quality assurance function complements internal and external audits in the following ways

Stresses the need to ensure the quality and results orientation of country programme documents as well as their alignment with national priorities in the areas of competence of all agencies involved

The Flight to Quality

A quality management system (QMS) is a collection of business processes focused on achieving quality policy and quality objectives to meet customer requirements.

ISO 9002 1987 Model for quality assurance in production, installation, and servicing had basically the same material as ISO 9001 but without covering the creation of new products.

The Dag Hammarskjöld Library will focus staff resources on accessibility of the unique United Nations documents collections to ensure that their unique content is put to best use.

Stresses the need to ensure the quality and results orientation of country programme documents as well as their alignment with national priorities in the areas of competence of all agencies involved

This means that whether a government is big or small is less important than how well it manages the PRI that is, whether the state is able to ensure high quality market order.

(b) 1 IT specialist, 1 documents control officer, 1 documents reproduction officer and 1 documents distribution officer

As low quality products sell at the same price as high quality products, the latter disappear from the market.

Israel s high quality infrastructure could easily be extended to the West Bank and Gaza if security could be assured, and a young generation of entrepreneurs and technologists has grown up on both sides of the border.

These products are of the same quality.

I felt a difference in quality.

The same methods of quality control later turned Japanese factories into world leaders in cost effectiveness and production quality.

Security guarantees firmly set out in binding documents remain, in our view, the best assurance that threatened States will not themselves acquire nuclear arms in self defence.

Responsible for the accurate control of all equipment and stores received and issued by the mission, including initial quality control checks of both new and repaired equipment and the correct documentation of equipment despatched for repair.

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In the conduct of the review, expert review teams shall adhere to these guidelines and work on the basis of established and published procedures agreed upon by the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice (SBSTA), including quality assurance and control and confidentiality provisions.

It is an important part of organization's quality management system and is a key element in the ISO quality system standard, ISO 9001.

(c) The Programme and Budget Committee, which is required by Article 7.2 of the Constitution to assist the Industrial Development Board in the preparation and examination of the Organization's programme of work, its regular and operational budgets and other financial matters pertaining to the Organization, as indicated in Article 10.4 of the Constitution.

Northern European countries generally provide cash support to families to ensure that all children are raised in decent conditions, and they undertake ambitious social programs to provide high quality day care, pre school, and primary and secondary education.

A major factor behind that relative decline has been the US school system s failure to ensure high quality education for disadvantaged Americans, particularly children from poor, minority, and immigrant households.