One P 3 to assess staff training needs and support the organization of staff training

Examples of these new training requirements include training for OIOS auditors in DPKO field missions and training of trainers.

(e) Conduct an analysis of training needs, as reflected in the performance appraisal system, that will enable the training programme to respond better to staff needs, and particularly the needs of women

Requirements in the fields of security, communications and staff training are examples.

While recognizing the need for a drug dimension in vocational and professional training, there is also a need for skills training for specialist demand reduction staff.

C. Staff training needs improvement

The SDCs assess the training needs of their geographical areas, prioritise these on the basis on market demand and facilitate training of workers through training providers in the pubic and private sectors.

Also requests the Secretary General to ensure that the training strategy include the training needs of national staff for the purpose of capacity building in the mission area

(e) Training and retraining of staff

A training needs analysis was completed in December 2003 and a training plan based on the stated needs and skill requirements is in the process of being compiled.

Recommendation 3 called for awarding grants for training , in particular training of staff of grantee organizations.

This involved new procedures, staff training (270 staff days) and training of trainers.

The request for increased funding for staff training was unconvincing.

UNRWA concurs with the need to evaluate training in order to assess its contribution towards the professional development and growth of its staff members.

Responding to those needs, UNIDO capacity building programmes for women entrepreneurs combined the enhancement of managerial and technical skills on the basis of needs assessment carried out using participatory methods.

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Nor did UNFPA assess the particular skills required, identify training needs or assess the impact of national execution on staff resources.

All staff will be required to undertake ethics training annually and will receive a certificate after completing each training programme.

In paragraph 62, UNRWA agreed with the Board's recommendation that it (a) develop a comprehensive training plan based on a formalized needs assessment and (b) allocate an appropriate budget allotment based on identified training needs.

The approach generally focuses on 1) actions to improve government capacities to assess training needs, and to design and deliver training programmes 2) support to government participation in bilateral, regional and broader forums for training and staff development and, 3) support to the design and delivery of specific national training events.

Reduced requirements were mainly under training fees, supplies and services owing to the start up of new missions, which required staff members to remain at the base, resulting in the cancellation of planned training events for UNLB staff.

It requests that a clear justification for the training programmes envisaged be provided in future budget submissions, including the particular skills required for the mission and the number of staff required to undergo training.

Such legislation will have to make sure that training and retraining activities are directed and coordinated in such a way that proper attention is paid to the various social sectors which require such training in order to enter the labour market.

This will be achieved through the recruitment of new staff and stepped up training and professional development for existing staff.

Course offerings varied from centre to centre according to local labour market needs and the availability of training opportunities at other institutions.

H. Procurement staff training

The Commission is mandated to develop this sector in keeping with the human resource needs of the economy.

Also requests the Secretary General to ensure that the training strategy includes the training needs of national staff for the purpose of capacity building in the mission area

An investment in staff training in technological developments will be required on a regular basis.

In all countries under consideration, phase I (train the trainers) is completed.

(e) To provide training to the judicial police, court clerks, prosecutors and judges as required.

Its task involves the mobilization of the training institutes and of the organizations which demand certain skills for employment.

The First Nations Training Corps, which is now part of the Workplace Diversity Employment Office, has been substantially expanded to meet the demand for training.

In addition to over 300 staff members who attended training sessions in 2004, a second round of training sessions will train a minimum of 150 field staff during the first half of 2005.

Development of a staff training programme

with 240 participants and 72 days training delivered, team members will be called upon to assist in a variety of other ongoing training needs requirements.

IASC has identified several areas in which CETI should continue to prepare training materials and identify additional training resources for field staff.

To facilitate preparation of the meeting of experts, Governments were invited to inform UNDCP of their training and technical assistance requirements in maritime drug law enforcement, of the availability of trainers, and of training facilities that could be used in developing the requested training programme.

You have to train health staff. You have to educate the population.

One of the principal basic functions of the State Training and Employment Committees (CECEs) is the design of mechanisms making for better relations with the entrepreneurial sector, the identification of its manpower training needs, the need for information on labour markets and regions and occupations requiring priority matching and training measures.

Course offerings varied from centre to centre according to local labour market needs and the availability of training opportunities at other institutions.

For purposes of meeting the needs for qualified personnel, the employer is given the opportunity both to train his employees in the general education system and to create and expand an on the job structure for training personnel.

The results of a recent survey of training facilities reveal that more staff is trained abroad than within Africa.

In addition, trainers have been trained to act as focal points, ensuring training for new staff and providing refresher courses periodically.