A supportive attitude will affect performance quality and, as a result, the quality of internal controls.

(iii) include efficiency and quality performance targets for each output, and plans and targets for quality control activities.

Can fundamental performance information translate into broader information about quality, effectiveness and transparency?

Improved performance or higher quality service does not occur on demand.

The quality of donor assistance is as important as quantity and can improve health system performance.

. It was stated that modern science required an extremely high imaging performance and quality of astronomical instruments.

Performance indicators were developed to measure progress in coverage and quality of antenatal, post natal and family planning services.

The development of various initiatives aimed at equity and quality of education has helped improve primary school performance.

It had launched an industrial modernization programme in support of national institutions, and programmes aimed at quality performance and regional balance.

The poor quality of education, especially in public schools, the absence of incitement on the part of teachers and the lack of textbooks have reduced the quality of teachers performance and students records.

(b) Evaluations of supplier performance indicated instances of discrepancies in terms of quality, defects and substitutions at UNOCI, UNFICYP, UNMISET and UNMIL

A targeted and detailed response with respect to the quality of performance and the results would be required from the evaluating officer.

3. The impact and effectiveness of that new approach to performance management depended heavily on the quality and commitment of supervisors and managers.

Corporate contractors were selected by anonymous bidding, but account was taken of both the quality of their performance and their rates.

Another study found that Indonesian firms that invested abroad improved their performance dramatically in terms of management expertise, exports, quality and assets relative to their past performance and to the performance of firms in the sample that did not make such investments (Lecraw 1993).

In some cases a letter of caution or reprimand (non disciplinary measures) may be issued, if appropriate, and or the performance appraisal or special report may reflect the staff member s quality of performance.

To this end, OIOS cannot overemphasize the necessity for all departments to think of meaningful quality performance indicators that could be reflected in programme performance reporting in the future.

The Unit should also be involved in quality assurance of vendor certification and vendor performance in terms of adherence to safety standards.

A criteria based approach allows analysts to focus on data collection in terms of explicitly stated dimensions of quality, effectiveness and performance.

Quality assurance includes all actions taken to confirm that standards and procedures are adhered to and delivered products or services meet stipulated performance requirements.

The performance dimensions (quality, quantity, timeliness and cost) associated with each group of outputs would provide information for executive decision making and legislative scrutiny.

The programme includes the development of the Standards of Performance Manuals for hotels and restaurants, as well as a programme of quality inspections.

The resulting automated linkages will significantly reduce the manual processing effort now necessary and will, in turn, provide performance, productivity and quality of service improvements.

The corporate structure will comprise the executive office, audit, a strategic analysis unit and a product service performance unit responsible for assessment and quality control.

With respect to basic education, the key challenges identified included increasing enrolment, improving quality and performance and achieving greater gender parity in primary and secondary education.

From this analysis, the Fund will identify the process changes that will lead to an overall improvement in performance, productivity and quality of service.

The net effect of this strategy would be to increase the legitimacy of the foundations, principles, quality parameters and performance criteria of public administration.

The rural population of small communities faces the challenge of acquiring quality education that caters to their needs and helps improve their educational performance.

Subject to consistently satisfactory performance, they are asked to produce self revised translations, which are subject to quality control by revisers and senior revisers.

Specific policy instruments that can be considered include incentives, performance requirements, investment targeting, and the provision of public goods (notably low cost and high quality infrastructure).

This idea of capacity as a platform for performance is central to the rationale for capacity assessment (although the term used here is capacity for performance, the criteria based approach can be applied to other dimensions of performance, such as quality, as well).

After that and subject to consistently satisfactory performance, they are asked to produce self revised translations that are subject to quality control by revisers and senior revisers.

The report notes that the development of quality performance indicators in the United Nations is, therefore, a great challenge for all departments.

The Board considers that performance measured purely in terms of a value of delivery does not provide useful information as to whether the Office is providing a timely, quality service, or whether performance is improving.

Thus, in the new remuneration system the determining factor will be the contribution of the civil servant and the employee, the improvement of the quality of performance the remuneration of each civil servant and employee will depend on the person's performance results.

In addition, quality ensurance steering group workshops developed a set of standards and performance indicators to be used by school administrators in the 2005 06 academic year.

9.6 The performance during the period was further enhanced by improvements in quality and increased efficiency in the delivery of outputs through the use of information technology.

The assessment will aim to solicit the views of traders with regard to the availability and quality of trade information, and how the lack thereof impacts on their performance.

Leading the engineering safety and quality works (quality control and quality assurance) of the following projects

Quality assurance programmes are being systematically implemented and refined within missions to ensure timely vendor performance monitoring, in accordance with internationally accepted standards, for each major service contract.

Laboratories and other scientific institutions will be able to work more effectively, meet internationally accepted performance standards and provide reliable evidence in court, through ongoing access to expert advice and guidance, methods, guidelines, reference standards and materials, training opportunities and a quality assurance programme to monitor overall performance.

There are two terms used in connection with quality management quality control and quality assurance.

Ethical responsibility and quality management measures should also be swiftly implemented, together with common procurement management systems, model lease and contract templates, performance rating and evaluation systems, and vendor registration and review measures.

Its purpose is to improve the system apos s internal performance while ensuring high quality teaching and respect for the values embodied in the reform of the education system.

Quality of data from laboratories has been enhanced further through regional training for heads of national forensic laboratories in Central American countries, giving special focus to quality performance, improving the skills and expertise required for drug and precursors identification and analysis, and practical implementation of best practice in the laboratory.