Indeed, a significant number of functions were to be transferred from the military to the civilian component of the Mission.

II. SECTORAL AND CROSS SECTORAL PRIORITIES

Cross cutting approaches

Eminently intersectoral (cutting across conventional sectional boundaries) and

Sharing of knowledge across professional and sectoral boundaries

B. Cross cutting elements

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In indicator of achievement (b), replace Increased number of cross sectoral activities with Significant increase in the number of cross sectoral activities .

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Transnational Crime Department

7. Cross sectoral priorities

III. Oversight functions within departments

Target 1 Development of sectoral and cross sectoral policies relating to young children

Bodies that provide common services and perform integrated functions across departments and work groups will become major partners of United Nations libraries.

Supporting intersectoral approaches

Major Programme F Cross Cutting Programmes

Such mechanisms can be used across sectors.

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International organizations should operate on an integrated cross sector based approach in order to ensure the optimum utilization of resources across sectors. agreed

Because of its cross sectoral mandate and global platform, UNDP is the most suitable United Nations entity to lead the United Nations development system in this area.

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(d) Helping to develop the capacity of the forest community to address cross sectoral issues effectively.

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Improved policy, good institutional capacity (at all levels), decentralized management, a viable private sector, cross sectoral partnerships.

12. The methodology used during the mission attempted to take full advantage of the cross sectoral and comprehensive nature of its terms of reference and expertise.

(f) The approach adopted has been excessively sectoral, not suitable for tackling cross sectoral themes

(4) determining whether to establish the compliance department and its functions

Agreements at above establishment level can be concluded both at branch or occupational level and, for example, as multi branch, territorial, territorial branch, territorial multi branch and territorial occupational agreements.

(h) Mobility at all levels across functions, departments, duty stations and organizations of the United Nations system, allowing the Organization to manage its resources on a global basis

(b) Strengthen the horizontal cross sectoral linkages between the forest sector and other sectors at the global, regional, national and local levels.

(d) The duplication of functions in different units or a tendency to fragment functions into very specialized (separate) units, particularly where resources could, more efficiently, be pooled or merged (ibid., para.

A. Overview B. Civilian administration

Legal institutions, law enforcement and intelligence agencies must cooperate and exchange pertinent information across national boundaries.

Women in management positions in the healthcare sector

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It is important to maintain a balance between cross sectoral and sectoral issues in conference follow up.

Women in defence (civilian and military personnel)

b. Cross sectoral issues, including contribution to the societal agenda

Enhanced cooperation and cross sectoral, policy and programme coordination

(b) The specific case of the civil service

This must occur at all levels between law enforcement counterparts, regulatory counterparts, and Financial Intelligence Units (Fills) counterparts, and also, as appropriate, between these levels even across borders.

14. The dynamism of the private sector is increasing and the supply response across a range of sectors has been strong.

Detailed functions of these authorities are set out in sections 13, 15 and 16 of the Anti Money Laundering Act (2005).

Recently cross sectoral activities have been carried out in all those areas.

(d) Encourage cross sectoral coordination, nationally and internationally, between the forest sector and other sectors, so as to identify and reduce impacts on forests from decisions taken outside the forest sector