IV. REDEPLOYMENT

(d) Redeployment.

(d) A Redeployment Coordination Headquarters, located in eastern Sudan, responsible for monitoring the redeployment of troops in the area

Redeployment of State administration

Redeploying State administration

Authorizes the incoming Administrator to redeploy or reprioritise resources between appropriations lines up to a maximum of 5 per cent of the appropriation line to which the resources are redeployed

Support for the redeployment of State administration

By adjusting the composition and timely replenishment of SDS, the redeployment rate can be improved.

IOM 81 2001 FOM 79 2001 does not specifically cover emergency deployment schemes ( Surge and Resettlement ).

The Ministry of Justice does not have a plan for the redeployment of judicial officials.

Authorizes the Executive Director to redeploy resources between appropriation lines up to a maximum of 5 per cent of the appropriation to which the resources are redeployed

Improvement in the rate of redeployment is important for the overall capacity, robustness and effectiveness of SDS.

(b) he shall inform the Security Council in advance of his intention to make such a redeployment, and in particular of its proposed scope and duration,

The 19th National Congress of the Communist Party has made a new major deployment which was launched across the country and

Additionally, both movements are repositioning their forces to new locations that are off limits under the terms of either the ceasefire or other ad hoc agreements.

To remedy this constraint, and to facilitate the rapid deployment of SDS, the Secretariat and UNLB will dispatch stocks to new missions based on a deployment concept.

The new vehicles are expected to be deployed in the mission area by January 1999.

In 2003 and 2004, the Resettlement Section increasingly relied on one implementing partner's deployment scheme to carry out resettlement activities in the field 44 deployments in 2003 (with 37 employees) and 65 in 2004 (with an expected 52 employees).

In 2003 and 2004, the Resettlement Section increasingly relied on one implementing partner's deployment scheme to carry out resettlement activities in the field 44 deployments in 2003 (with 37 employees) and 65 in 2004 (with an expected 52 employees).

One of the new proposals aimed at establishing a rapidly deployable mission headquarters.

Optimizing the rate of redeployment of SDS may introduce new material management challenges as the volume of operational activities increases.

Prior to the introduction of rapid replenishment mechanisms, it was generally accepted that SDS could be partially redeployed only once a year.

The Department is now providing the essential element at Headquarters for the backstopping of the information elements of peacekeeping and other operations deployed by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.

It is hoped that this pretext will be nullified by the deployment of new guards.

UNOCI troops rapidly deployed to the area and regained control of the town.

The document set a timetable for the further redeployment of the Israeli troops.

This will allow better utilization of the human resources of the Department, part of which could be redeployed to perform functions related to the Rapidly Deployable Mission Headquarters.

Two international public information officers have been deployed to Baghdad in addition to the two national staff members in Baghdad and Erbil.

The redeployment task is, in broad terms, a mirror image of the deployment task, except that the timescale for returning all mission components to their points of origin tends to be more protracted than that required for their initial deployment.

Also pertinent is the need for accelerating the rate of redeployment of the strategic deployment stocks by adjusting the composition and timely replenishment of the stocks.

The projections provide for the deployment of 800 additional military personnel, comprising one additional infantry battalion of 750 troops and 50 staff officers, as well as 275 additional civilian police officers, including 125 in one additional formed unit.

Four posts with their incumbents for the new office were to be reallocated from the Headquarters Safety and Security Service.

The implementation of the SDS programme introduced a new concept of a revolving inventory management, requiring the concurrent deployment, replenishment and adjustment of SDS holdings.

The Nepalese contingent at redeployment coordination headquarters, Kassala, has undergone its first rotation.

In December 2004, we established a new section in the Ministry for Foreign Affairs the Vice Ministry for Africa.

The redeployment of military units on the basis of external security needs has been rescheduled to the second half of the year.

More than 20 Cuban field hospitals equipped with state of the art technology had also been deployed.

Action has been initiated within UNEP to recruit a new co Executive Secretary.

Department of Peacekeeping Operations

In the education sector, the organization of final exams for the 2003 04 school year in the Forces nouvelles controlled areas and the redeployment of the school administration are priority tasks.

Following the completion of the disarmament and demobilization process, these new troops would be redeployed throughout the country to provide support for the elections.

(b) To monitor and verify assembly areas and redeployment of forces north and south of the 1 1 56 boundary

Further redeployments of Israeli forces in the West Bank, as called for in the Interim Agreement, had not taken place.

With respect to French translations, the Tribunal has redeployed resources in order to recruit additional French language staff.

Redeployment of staff made necessary by the restructuring was completed in 1997.