(g) Be complimentary to and avoid duplication of existing processes

This has resulted in overlap and duplication of effort and processes.

. relationships (with other Convention bodies, processes and Articles avoidance of duplication)

58 280. Review of duplication, complexity and bureaucracy in United Nations administrative processes and procedures

58 280 Review of duplication, complexity and bureaucracy in United Nations administrative processes and procedures

These regional meetings should take advantage of existing regional meetings and processes to avoid duplication and fragmentation

Review and implementation status of the efficiency measures for the reduction of duplication, complexity and bureaucracy in the United Nations administrative processes and procedures

Having considered the report of the Office of Internal Oversight Services on the review of duplication, complexity and bureaucracy in United Nations administrative processes and procedures,See A 58 211.

The System will reduce duplication of work, increase staff productivity, improve control over administrative and financial processes, as well as enhance user satisfaction through a user friendly retrieval system.

(a) To simplify processes, procedures, rules and services, including eliminating the duplication of effort within a department and or between departments, and discontinuing functions that are no longer required

For example, the CCA, meant to be short, light and flexible, should be complementary to other analytical processes, and duplication in analytical work should be avoided.

The system will reduce duplication of work, increase staff productivity and improve control over administrative and financial processes, as well as enhance user satisfaction through a user friendly retrieval system.

Contribution made by the Department of Management to the improvement of management practices and time bound plan for the reduction of duplication, complexity and bureaucracy in the United Nations administrative processes and procedures

Contribution made by the Department of Management to the improvement of management practices, and time bound plan for the reduction of duplication, complexity and bureaucracy in the United Nations administrative processes and procedures

Contribution made by the Department of Management to the improvement of management practices, and time bound plan for the reduction of duplication, complexity and bureaucracy in the United Nations administrative processes and procedures

Recommendation 3, on reassessment of the intergovernmental machinery to streamline processes and avoid duplication, for example, was very important but in certain cases it appeared not to have received adequate consideration.

The Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI) requested the secretariat to prepare a note on streamlining these review processes, in order to avoid possible duplication of effort and ensure efficient use of available resources.

The Organization had a hard working staff, but some of its work processes needed streamlining for example, the duplication of effort between her Office and the Executive Offices must be analysed and remedied.

Contribution made by the Department of Management to the improvement of management practices, and time bound plan for the reduction of duplication, complexity and bureaucracy in the United Nations administrative processes and procedures (continued)

Any duplication of documentation should be avoided.

That is a way of avoiding duplication.

Uncoordinated duplication of efforts is currently widespread.

This duplication of work would require additional resources.

In such peacebuilding processes, the Security Council has the important role of coordinating the work of numerous actors and of avoiding unnecessary duplication, thus optimizing efficiency, especially with respect to regional organizations, international financial organizations and the affected States.

The SBI requested the secretariat to prepare a note, for consideration at its twenty third session, on options to streamline these review processes, in order to avoid possible duplication of effort and ensure efficient use of available resources.

How can duplication be avoided?

The Committee notes that the Secretary General will also be submitting a report on a time bound plan for reduction of duplication, complexity and bureaucracy in United Nations administrative processes and procedures (see A 59 16, para.

Contribution made by the Department of Management to the improvement of management practices, and time bound plan for the reduction of duplication, complexity and bureaucracy in the United Nations administrative processes and procedures (continued) (A 60 342 and A 60 418)

With this approach, we could avoid duplication of effort.

Measures to avoid duplication of efforts have been undertaken.

There was no duplication, she stressed.

By his note of 4 August 2003 (A 58 211), the Secretary General transmitted to the General Assembly the report of the Office of Internal Oversight Services on the review of duplication, complexity and bureaucracy in United Nations administrative processes and procedures.

This results in gaps, delays and or duplication of efforts.

Whereas some duplication may be healthy, we must be aware of the resource implications of each and every duplication in a system as big as the United Nations.

48. Underlines the complementarity of the common country assessment to other analytical processes, and urges all funds, programmes and agencies to avoid duplication by utilizing, to the maximum extent possible, the common country assessment as their own country level analytical tool

My own efforts to advance the cause of UN reform when I was Australia s foreign minister were about as quixotic and unproductive as anything I have ever tried to do. Overhauling Secretariat structures and processes to reduce duplication, waste, and irrelevance?

(b) Report of the Secretary General on the contribution made by the Department of Management to the improvement of management practices, and time bound plan for the reduction of duplication, complexity and bureaucracy in the United Nations administrative processes and procedures (A 60 342)

Further access requires duplication to local memory.

Further access requires duplication to local memory.

(a) Identifying risks and exposure to duplication

First, duplication of efforts at the international level must be avoided.

That will ensure the complementarity of efforts and will eliminate duplication.

In following this approach, UNFICYP has undertaken a comprehensive review of the entire spectrum of the workforce, including administration, technical, manual and skilled fields, in order to assess the efficiency, effectiveness and economy of the current work processes of the Mission, and to identify areas where processes could be streamlined or duplication eliminated, thereby resulting in a reduced staffing complement and a more cost effective operation.

The review revealed no substantial duplication of data processing or system development.

This procedure would reduce the duplication of efforts and provide for continuity.