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CONFERENCE ON THE ECONOMICS OF AIRPORTS AND AIR NAVIGATION SERVICES
Montréal, 15 to 20 September 2008
Agenda Item 1: Issues involving interaction between States, providers and users 1.2: Economic performance and minimum reporting requirements
ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE AND MINIMUM REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
FOR AIRPORTS AND AIR NAVIGATION SERVICES PROVIDERS
(Presented by the Secretariat)
SUMMARY
This paper discusses the importance of performance management and stresses the need for States to encourage their airports and air navigation services providers to develop performance management systems. The paper concludes that service providers should establish performance objectives related to, at least, four key performance areas (KPAs), i.e. safety, quality of service, productivity and cost-effectiveness, and to report relevant performance indicators for each KPA. (...) Performance objectives should focus on a limited number of measurable key performance areas (KPAs).
Language:English
Score: 469797.17
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https://www.icao.int/Meetings/.../Documents/Ceans_Wp_005_en.pdf
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Safety and security
Improve the safety and security of peacekeepers
5. Performance and accountability
Support effective performance and accountability by all peacekeeping components
6. (...) In Afghanistan, over 14,000 Afghans are employed in the mine action sector. UN Photo/UNAMA
5. Performance and accountability
Support effective performance and accountability by all peacekeeping components
We collectively commit to ensuring the highest level of peacekeeping performance, and to hold all civilian and uniformed peacekeepers, particularly leadership, accountable for effective performance under common parameters while addressing performance shortfalls. (...) To fulfil the Secretariat’s commitments, we are developing an integrated performance policy framework and rolling out the Comprehensive Performance Assessment System which will help track performance and strengthen accountability; in the context of the Action Plan to Improve the Security of Peacekeepers, we are verifying the operational readiness of troops and police and engaging more actively with troops and police contributors on performance.
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https://www.un.org/en/A4P/
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Pistorius mentioned that audiovisual performers were
deprived of any significant protection for their fixed
performances.21 The WPPT improved the traditional
performers’ protection, firstly through the extension of
the definition of performers to include performers of
expressions of folklore. (...) This is done firstly through the recognition of performers
of expression of folklore as a category of performers.
(...) Recognition of economic rights and moral
rights of traditional performers to audiovisual
performances
The innovations under the Treaty extend fundamentally
to the recognition of the numerous economic rights of the
performers to fixed and unfixed performances and
equitable remuneration for making the performances
internationally available.
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Score: 468474.6
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https://www.wto.org/english/tr..._16_2018_african_edition_e.pdf
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Although performance management can be applied to all aspects of an ANSP’s performance including economic, managerial,
operational and technical performance, this chapter focuses exclusively on economic and managerial performance. (...) This would require a commonly-agreed specific set of minimum reporting requirements and would have the merit of producing independent analyses for the various interested parties.
Identify key performance areas
Define performance objectives
Select performance indicators
Establish performance targets
Create and implement a plan
Assess performance results
Publish performance reports
Provide performance
incentives
Consult with users and
stakeholders
Chapter 4. (...) The performance indicators, which represent the high-level knowledge about the performance of the ANSP, are often called key performance indicators (KPIs).
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Score: 468358.8
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https://www.icao.int/MID/Docum...s%20Seminar/9161_Eco_perfo.pdf
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It not only focuses on performance of global smart cities in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic crisis, but also adheres to the “Humanity, Technology and Sustainability” principle.
(...) Among developing cities, Dubai has a relatively outstanding performance.
In terms of smart economy sub-index, New York and London ranked the top two. Beijing and Shanghai have performed well in this field and entered the first camp.
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https://unpan.un.org/index.php/node/1538
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It counts 250 children and teenagers from the favela as its performers. The ballet group provides social support in a community where poverty, hunger and teen pregnancy are constant issues.
(...) Photo courtesy Ana Silva/Ballet Manguinhos
Their first new performance, “Woman: Power and Resistance”, used choreography to tell the story of ten inspiring women. (...) Anna Júlia Martins da Silva, 14, performed the choreographies about the Brazilian singer Elza Soares, Anne Frank, and the Russian astronaut Valentina Tereshkova.
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https://www.un.org/en/coronavi...let-pirouettes-during-pandemic
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We consider this workshop an important step in following–up the implementation of CSD-13 decisions, especially those related to improving the performance and effectiveness of water utilities in provision of sustainable water and sanitation services.
(...) Therefore, separation of these functions was recommended to be a pre-requisite to improve the performance of public utilities in delivering water and sanitation services.
5. Benchmarking of utilities was recognized as an important management tool to
enhance their performance and accountability. Towards this aim, it is essential to implement actions such as: criteria for customer satisfaction, evaluating the performance of utility managers, water quality evaluation, serving the poor as well as creating gender balance in the utilities etc.
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https://sdgs.un.org/sites/defa...ocuments/nairobi_statement.pdf
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• Demonstrate competency in performing appropriate infection control practices and procedures.
(...) Ensure choice of gown size is correct (based on training).
2. Perform hand hygiene using hand sanitizer.
3. Put on isolation gown. (...) HCP may now exit patient room.
4. Perform hand hygiene.
5. Remove face shield or goggles.
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• Demonstrate competency in performing appropriate infection control practices and procedures.
(...) HCP may now exit patient room.
4. Perform hand hygiene.
5. Remove face shield or goggles. (...) Ensure choice of gown size is correct (based on training).
2. Perform hand hygiene using hand sanitizer.
3. Put on isolation gown.
Language:English
Score: 468152.8
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https://www.un.org/sites/un2.u...onavirus_comms_ppehcw11x17.pdf
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Microsoft PowerPoint - WP13 Performance [Read-Only]
9 July 2013 Page 1
Performance management – Identification of metrics
H. (...) For capacity, focus area could be enroute airspace or terminal airspace.
9 July 2013 Page 10
Performance Framework Terminology (2/3)
• Performance Objective – Each expectation should be reached through a set of specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and timely (SMART) performance objectives
– Performance Objectives is defined in a qualitative way ‐ a desired trend from today’s performance (e.g. improvement), within a well specified ATM planning environment. (...) The number of electronic pages dispatched
REGIONAL AIR NAVIGATION PLANNING PERFORMANCE METRICS- EXAMPLES
KPAs Related Performance Metrics
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Score: 467806.6
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https://www.icao.int/NACC/Docu...3ASBUWORKSHOP/ASBU2013WP13.pdf
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