Notes that the Secretary General, in preparing that report, may utilize, as appropriate, external expertise

Notes that the Secretary General, in preparing the above report, may utilize, as appropriate, external expertise

Only when in house expertise was not available did the Secretariat have recourse to external candidates.

This review will be conducted through a broad consultative process, including both United Nations and external expertise.

If used correctly, access to external expertise can enhance the ability of directors to fulfill their duties properly.

The questionnaire was administered electronically, with anonymity guaranteed through the expertise and technology of an external consulting firm.

The coordination of, and access to, expertise within, and external to, developing countries and countries in transition need to be strengthened.

Rather than predetermining the need for any particular type or level of supplementary external expertise, the Committee believes that the panel itself should determine what external expertise it requires, if indeed it needs any, bearing in mind that service from within the Secretariat should, in general, be the first recourse.

Priority is being given to seeking further efficiency gains, in particular through the restructuring of the secretariat, and an increased engagement of external partners and expertise.

In June 2005 the Office informed the secretariat that it did not have such expertise in house and in lieu thereof proposed engaging external expert consultants.

Expertise and technical skills in the Secretariat and UNIDO field offices must be kept up to date through an appropriate mix of internal and external recruitment.

It is expected that the review will require three months. It will be conducted through a broad consultative process, including both the United Nations and external expertise.

Expertise

Foreign enterprises could provide other resources to help a developing nation's R D commercialization system achieve scale, including management expertise, global supply and distribution chains, as well as access to external markets.

They have also necessitated cuts in travel and consultancy costs, which has limited the secretariat's participation in events relating to the Convention and the use of external expertise to assist with the workload.

Expertise and advice

The Merged Code in Belgium also points out the need for an agreed procedure for using external expertise, a point also mentioned in the Dey Report (Canada), Vienot (France), Mertanzis (Greece) and Olivencia (Spain) reports.

In the light of these recent developments, the Panel believes that an external independent supervisory management structure for Liberia's mineral resources is the most likely solution to current problems concerning technical expertise and administrative probity.

Professional expertise and skills

3.3 Expertise and Capacity

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Moreover, IAPSO could additionally be enabled to sharpen its expertise in e procurement and make it available at low cost to other members of IAPWG, at least in order to preclude recourse to expensive external consultants.

8. UNDCP should review its needs for additional support from external organizations with expertise in drug related issues, identify the institutions that are best placed to meet its requirements and develop relevant agreements with them (para. 60).

expertise, legislation, research and monitoring.

Research, teaching and technical expertise

(h) Adequate in house expertise

Strengthening the Programme s internal expertise

External auditors

External Auditor

External debt

External audit

External factors

External debt

External sector

External factors

External Programs

External Subtitles

External frontier

External Browsing

External Editor

External Application

External Tools

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