Objective 3. Efficient management of the new office space at One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza.

(vi) Office space planning and space management services projecting and planning the need for office space, managing all the United Nations owned and leased premises effectively and redesigning them, as necessary, to service the changing needs and or optimize the use of available office space provision of rental services involving office and storage space in rented premises

It was also recommended that the Office for Outer Space Affairs continue to maintain and expand the existing Global Network for Space Technology and Disaster Management.

Space system based disaster management support.

Space system based disaster management support

Revision of the office space requirements for the new office facilities

Table 2 Staff requiring office space

OOSA Office for Outer Space Affairs

The Subcommittee agreed that the Office for Outer Space Affairs should continue its efforts to coordinate the use of space technology in disaster management and to promote the use and applications of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS).

The Meeting noted that the Office for Outer Space Affairs had invited interested entities to join the ongoing initiative relating to the development of pilot projects for water resource management that included the use of space technologies.

15. Also agrees that the programme should be named the United Nations Platform for Space based Information for Disaster Management and Emergency Response (SPIDER), and that it should be implemented as a programme of the Office for Outer Space Affairs under the Director of the Office, as an open network of providers of disaster management support, and that the Director of the Office would be responsible for the overall supervision of the programme

4. Takes note of the arrangements for leasing office space to accommodate in New York, outside United Nations Headquarters, the Fund secretariat and the Investment Management Service

(iv) Space system based disaster management support

(vi) Space system based disaster management support

(v) Space system based disaster management support

Using space technologies for natural disaster management

Office of Human Resources Management

OMP office management plan (UNICEF)

In their final design, the architects incorporated all the parameters outlined above and maximized the ratio of office space to common space as well as the use of office space based on the office space standards developed at Headquarters in the context of the capital master plan.

(i) Allocation of space and office planning within the United Nations area and coordination of related building services requirements inventory control and property management administration of the garage operation

5. Requests the Office for Outer Space Affairs

Source Office of Human Resources Management.

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Social and Cultural Planning Office, Space for Time, 2002.

He emphasized the applications of space technology to disaster management.

During the United Nations International Workshop on the Use of Space Technology for Disaster Management held in Munich, Germany, from 18 to 22 October 2004 the following three themes were discussed helping developing countries use space technology for disaster management coordinating the use of space technology for disaster management and bringing space technology into Kobe (A AC.105 837).

The view was expressed that, in considering the creation of an international entity to coordinate space based services for use in disaster management, the Committee could consider extending the scope of responsibility of the Office for Outer Space Affairs to include such a coordinating entity.

Office of the Under Secretary General for Management

Office of the Under Secretary General for Management

For example, in response to the increasing commercialization of outer space, the Office for Outer Space Affairs should continue its yearly workshops on space law.

Likewise, a portion of the office space was sublet in 2004.

The Office will continue to organize workshops on basic space science.

Some delegations expressed the view that in considering the creation of an international entity to coordinate space based services for use in disaster management, the Subcommittee could consider extending the scope of responsibility of the Office for Outer Space Affairs to include such a coordinating function.

Likewise, in order to minimize overhead costs, part of the office space was sublet to another United Nations office.

(iii) Implementation of an integrated, space based global natural disaster management system

(ii) Implementation of an integrated, space based global natural disaster management system

Theme Space technology for disaster management opportunities within the United Nations system

The Director of the Office for Outer Space Affairs opened the Meeting.

This office is managed in partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA).

13 posts in the Department of Management (3 in the Office of the Under Secretary General, 7 in the Office of Programme Planning, Budget and Accounts, 1 in the Office of Human Resources Management and 2 in the Office of Central Support Services

Management of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

Section 28A Office of the Under Secretary General for Management

Section 28A Office of the Under Secretary General for Management

At the 711th meeting, on 4 April, the Director of the Office for Outer Space Affairs of the Secretariat made a statement reviewing the role and work of the Office relating to space law.

On this basis, the total cost of office space would amount to 418,618.