Staffing requirements

Estimated staffing requirements are as follows

Table 2 Staffing requirements for UNPOS

Staffing requirements should therefore also decrease.

Staffing requirements funded from overhead charges

Table 20 International Staffing Requirements, 2006 2007

Table 3. Staffing requirements for the Global Mechanism

It outlined relevant principles and staffing and training requirements.

Table 6 Staffing requirements for the Special Court for Sierra Leone

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime staffing requirements, 2004 2005

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime staffing requirements, 2006 2007a

Staffing requirements by level and category are presented in table 3.

B. Staffing requirements currently funded under the support account for peacekeeping operations

Of the 110.5 posts approved in the main programme budget staffing table, six were part of the staffing requirements for activities of the Kyoto Protocol.

A. Staffing requirements currently funded under assessed contributions (regular budget and tribunals), by duty station

The staffing requirements of the expanded UNPOS by category and level are presented in table 2.

The staffing and resource requirements, funded from overheads, are shown in tables 9 and 10, respectively.

Accordingly, the Committee recommends that the General Assembly approve total staffing and non staffing requirements of 143,690,900 gross ( 125,367,300 net) for the period from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006.

In addition, the projected staffing requirements do not take into account attrition due to reasons other than retirement.

The presentation of additional staffing requirements in the revised budget should have been more transparent and better organized.

The growth represents the additional requirements under general temporary assistance for the additional staffing positions described in paragraph 1.13.

The European Union recognized that the recent revisions to the Mission's mandate had made staffing requirements more difficult to forecast.

These are included in the 2006 2007 budget in order to reflect the Agency's total staffing requirements for the biennium.

A major portion of that budget relates to the aircraft, aviation fuel, telephone link equipment, telephone operation and staffing requirements.

In such cases, if no other candidate on the Galaxy staffing list satisfies the requirements for the position, the vacancy must be readvertised, resulting in a prolonged period of programme implementation without the required staffing levels.

As a result of the overall review of staffing requirements, the staffing table for 2006 2007 reflects a significant reconfiguration, resulting in the reduction of 92 General Service posts and the addition of 82 Professional posts.

As was indicated in paragraph 15 above, non staffing requirements for the maintenance of ProFi estimated at 465,200 are provided for under infrastructure.

Accordingly, on 18 May 2005 the Committee was provided with updated information on resource and staffing requirements (see annexes I and II below).

It also expected its budget for the 2006 07 period to be based on soundly justified proposals following a comprehensive review of staffing requirements.

(c) The proposed programme budget shall remain the principal instrument in which the Secretary General sets out the resources and staffing requirements of the Organization

The Secretary General estimates the requirements for the creation of an ethics office at 3,801,100 and proposes a staffing establishment of 16 posts as follows

Staffing

The requirements provided for 15 military advisers, 60 civilian police advisers, 45 other civilian advisers, a mission staffing complement of 371 posts, and other operational and logistical support.

The temporary staffing requirements included 65 additional temporary posts, 17 international and 30 national, which were budgeted under general temporary assistance, as well as 18 United Nations Volunteers.

In addition, the budget reflects staffing requirements of 65 additional temporary positions, for 17 international and 30 national staff budgeted under general temporary assistance and 18 United Nations Volunteers.

Requests the Secretary General to continue to undertake the review of staffing requirements, function and level of posts that would reflect evolving mandates, changing operational requirements, actual responsibilities and functions performed, with a view to ensuring the most cost effective use of resources

Civilian staffing

B. Staffing

B. Staffing

Recruitment and staffing

Staffing and budget

D. Staffing table

The Advisory Committee emphasizes that it was not intended for the present request to provide the type of information which is necessary for a detailed consideration of the Mission's requirements, including staffing.

9.44 The functions of the Special Adviser on Gender Issues and Advancement of Women and the staffing requirements of her office are reflected under subprogramme 2, Gender issues and advancement of women.

Vacancy rates and staffing