IV. REDEPLOYMENT

(d) Redeployment.

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

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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.

Redeployment of State administration

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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

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Additional deployments continue.

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.

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The deployment of additional troops throughout the country was needed in order to guarantee the disarmament and demobilization of combatants and their reintegration into civil society.

Concerned also about emerging approaches to the broader role of nuclear weapons as part of security strategies, including the possible development of new types of low yield non strategic nuclear weapons,

Today, Japan has the second largest military expenditure after the United States and is stepping up readiness for overseas invasion by modernizing and repositioning its military equipment.

The functions presently provided by independent contractors include maintenance of satellite trailers, broadcast studios, mobile deployable telecommunications system and rapidly deployable telecommunications system systems and maintenance and upgrade of SDS, United Nations Reserve, and UNLB assets.

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

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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.

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Hence, it was recommended that UNOMIG be redeployed in a limited manner, and that it resume operations using more mine and ballistic protected vehicles.

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).

For its part, the Government in Beirut must do more to exert effective authority and control over the southern part of its territory as well as to reassess its positions regarding the deployment of its forces along the line of withdrawal.

The Committee recommends therefore that the revised budget estimates be established on the basis of a 25 per cent vacancy rate for international staff, taking into account the updated deployment schedule (see para. 14 below).

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.

UNHCR has noted the recommendation, which it accepts, and informed the Board that, since UNHCR is now engaged in renewal of its corporate systems at Headquarters and in the Field, it is reluctant to invest any additional funds for the upgrading of present systems.

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.

63. Welcomes the actions taken by the Department of Public Information to increase its involvement in the planning stage of new or expanding peacekeeping operations, as well as the deployment of public information components in new missions, and also welcomes the improvements made to the peacekeeping portal on the United Nations web site

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

The new department would lead in establishing a new way of operating conference services in the Secretariat with increased accountability for performance against clear norms and standards of quality and timeliness, and increased flexibility to deploy resources to respond quickly.

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