Key findings

II. MAIN CONCLUSIONS

OBJECTIVE To identify opportunities for increasing procurement efficiency and effectiveness in the United Nations system, especially through productivity enhancement, improved cooperation and coordination and technological innovations.

III. PRINCIPAL FINDINGS 11 16 3

II. MAIN CONCLUSIONS 5 8 4

C. Summarizing the key conclusions after the debate of each agenda item

The main conclusions of this report were that

The meeting agreed on the following main conclusions

The following summarizes the main findings.

The Board s main findings are as follows

Outline of discussions and conclusions reached

The Board s main findings are

The principal conclusions that can be drawn are the following

Scope of the note This report presents the main findings and conclusions emanating from the internal review, which was conducted between August and November 2004.

8. The Acting President circulated his concluding summary, which was subsequently issued as document E 1998 91.

Below is a brief summary of the main conclusions and recommendations stemming from these visits.

The following sections present the main conclusions on these issues.

324. At the end of the discussion, Ms. Lansdown, Rapporteur for the day of discussion, presented a summary of the main issues raised during the day, as described in the following paragraphs.

A total of 23 replies were received from chief statisticians, the main conclusions of which will be summarized below.

Moderators would be expected to make introductory remarks setting the framework for the discussion, to proactively guide the discussion and to provide a summary of key points at the end of the discussion.

The following are the principal agreed conclusions recommendations in terms of the meeting's objectives.

K. Summary of conclusions

58. The representative of the Russian Federation supported the main conclusions of the legal opinion, in particular with regard to the responsibilities of the host country.

Such an approach builds on the multidimensionality of the concept and takes account of the interdependence of different constitutive elements

9. The deliberations and main findings of the expert group are summarized below.

The audit gave rise to the following main observations and conclusions

A. Summary and conclusions

The outcome of the review session would be a chairperson's summary, highlighting the main conclusions and findings from the two interactive activities.

The Co Chairpersons and the lead discussants summarized the outcome of the round tables.

A summary of the conclusions is provided below.

Summary of Conclusions and Recommendations

Summary and conclusions 1 5

Never jump to conclusions.

Now, don't jump to conclusions.

1412. At the end of the discussion, Ms. Gerison Lansdown, Director of the Children apos s Rights Office (United Kingdom), who served as Rapporteur for the day of discussion, presented a summary of the main issues raised during the day, as described in the following paragraphs.

The findings, conclusions and recommendations included in the present summary are mainly those of particular importance relating to common themes in organizations audited by the Board.

These natural disasters prompt two main conclusions with regard to the future.

Section III contains an overview of the principal findings of the study and the expert meeting.

The Controller made a concluding statement.

Scientific and Technological Advice

Scientific and Technological Advice

Draft decision CP.11

Summary of discussion prepared by the Chairperson

Further guidance to an entity entrusted with the operation of the

Draft conclusions proposed by the Chair