Multidisciplinary coordination has transaction costs.

And the economic framing of that problem is called coordination costs.

The current membership of the Programme Coordination Board is given in the annex to the present note.

And a coordination cost is essentially all of the financial or institutional difficulties in arranging group output.

And everything that was hard about the coordination cost with the Mermaid Parade is even harder here.

He has participated actively in the meetings of the coordinating committee for the study, comprised of the director of the study secretariat and representatives of these three entities.

A copy of the interventions made may be provided to the coordinators

The coordination of the work of all the development partners was the responsibility of the United Nations Resident Coordinator.

And we've had a classic answer for coordination costs, which is, if you want to coordinate the work of a group of people, you start an institution, right? You raise some resources.

On the contrary, coordination can become an end in itself diverting energy and resources from the implementation in the field.

Members of the Administrative Committee on Coordination (ACC) in general share the thrust of the report and note that many of its relevant suggestions and recommendations have either already been implemented or feature in their plans for the future.

This series of meetings is intended to stimulate and coordinate regional and subregional efforts for the implementation of the agreements reached at Copenhagen.

He observes that the authorities at no time adequately investigated the events and that coordination between the different authorities involved was either poor or non existent.

Being a focal point for joint exercises.

So I hope that we do not reach the conclusion prematurely that there is no consensus at all for a special coordinator.

21.44 This subprogramme is under the responsibility of the Statistics Coordination Unit.

The Committee itself met on 13 occasions.

Furthermore, CEB members observe that the report does not contain a comparative analysis of cost efficiency in terms of the ratio of costs to output for example, the proportion of the cost of staff engaged in procurement to the total cost of the volume of procurement undertaken.

An agreement has been made between UNDCP and the Centre to strengthen the coordination between them with a view to enhancing the cost effectiveness of data collection and improving comparability between the data collected by the two bodies.

There were 17 members.

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That team later became a coordinating oversight group.

CCISUA subscribed to the views expressed by CCAQ.

Hard core cartels are defined so as to exclude agreements, concerted practices, or arrangements that (i) are reasonably related to the lawful realisation of cost reducing or output enhancing efficiencies, (ii) are excluded directly or indirectly from the coverage of a Member country's own laws, or (iii) are authorised in accordance with those laws (para. 2(b)).

(b) Analysis of the fundamental coordinate systems and their reciprocal transformation

The Institute will also act as a focal point in the region for all issues related to crime prevention and criminal justice.

They focus on the process of joint programme development and implementation, including efficiency, effectiveness, transaction costs, management and coordination arrangements.

The Executive Committee, inter alia, strengthens policy coherence and cost effectiveness in the economic and social area.

The need for the harmonization of national legislation to that effect was underlined by some members.

It is clear, therefore, that for the coordination of technical cooperation to be successful, the process needs to be voluntary and flexible and it must add value but not costs, and the individual mandates of donor and provider organizations must be respected.

The example was given of the recent agreement among the heads of Governments of Pacific Forum countries to achieve harmonization of extradition laws within the region.

(a) Coordination between member States needed to be strengthened and enforced

Reaching a definition of the problem is an important achievement in itself, providing the foundation for compatible national legislation.

UNDP will be responsible for overall coordination of the programme.

The implementation of the Sub programme will be coordinated by the Office of the Special Coordinator for Least Developed, Landlocked and Island Developing Countries.

There should be a basic consistency in the rules and regulations of the different United Nations agencies changes to those rules should also be consistent.

37. To this end we reaffirm, through the present Agenda for Development, the continued relevance of the agreements reached at these international conferences and other meetings of the United Nations and stress the need for an integrated, interrelated and coherent implementation of and coordinated follow up to the outcomes of those conferences.

4.2 The programme closely coordinates five interdependent and complementary subprogrammes (Operations, Mission support, Military, Civilian police and Mine action coordination) and integrates cross cutting responsibilities.

According to the United States Security Coordinator, Lieutenant General Ward, an improved atmosphere and increased willingness to engage in coordination have characterized the cooperative efforts in recent weeks.

52. The members of the Administrative Committee on Coordination are of the view that the United Nations resident coordinator system and the country strategy notes provide the necessary system wide coordination.

ICC Members Institutions which have been accredited by the ICC, serve for a two year period and are eligible for re election.

30.33 Activities carried out with a view to supporting CEB in promoting inter agency coordination and cooperation within the organizations of the United Nations system and the related resource requirements are reflected under the present section, which also presents the costs and results of the work associated with the Board and its subsidiary machinery in an integrated and transparent manner.

It proposed that the review group be appointed by the General Assembly, on the recommendation of the Secretary General in his capacity as Chairman of ACC, after consultation with concerned ACC members.

Local ownership, coordination of international efforts and harmonization of procedures are all essential for results.

(b) To ensure, where possible, that cost savings, as a result of joint efforts and coordination, will accrue to development programmes