When he told the JCO senior management about the Applicant’s
request, the response was that the office strategy did not include increasing IM
capacity but rather to strengthen national staff capacity so that the Applicant could
Case No. (...) These
reasons can be summarized as: (a) The JCO HR strategy was to decentralize IM
capacity; (b) to strengthen the IM national staff capacity and (c) the defined tasks
and duties of the Applicant were to be accomplished within a timeframe of six
months in which she would have trained and strengthened local capacity and
handed over to them.
100. (...) When this request was turned down, the Applicant
tendered a resignation letter which she withdrew only after the JCO agreed to
strengthen its IM capacity by bringing in two additional IM Specialists as stand-
by partners.
119.
Language:English
Score: 504427.93
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Data Source: oaj
The budget proposed staffing changes
in the region including that, “The Kirkuk office is proposed to be strengthened
by the establishment of 2 programme Officer (National Officer) posts. (...) He said, “I suppose there is an understanding between you and [the Director] that
their contracts will terminate without further extension and that the posts will be
redeployed to strengthen our GLO functions”. The Senior Political Affairs
Officer noted that they would then need to discuss in due course how and
when to notify the Applicant of his “contract termination” in the least
contentious manner.
25. (...) On 14 November 2013, the Director advised the Applicant and other
APAOs in Kirkuk that due to operational requirements to strengthen OPA’s
functions by consolidating the field liaison network in the governorates, and
because only one APAO post would remain in Kirkuk, a written assessment
would be held for the purposes of establishing which APAO would remain in
Kirkuk.
Language:English
Score: 504100.24
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Data Source: oaj
The budget proposed staffing changes
in the region including that, “The Kirkuk office is proposed to be strengthened
by the establishment of 2 programme Officer (National Officer) posts. (...) He said, “I suppose there is an understanding between you and [the Director] that
their contracts will terminate without further extension and that the posts will be
redeployed to strengthen our GLO functions”. The Senior Political Affairs
Officer noted that they would then need to discuss in due course how and
when to notify the Applicant of his “contract termination” in the least
contentious manner.
25. (...) On 14 November 2013, the Director advised the Applicant and other
APAOs in Kirkuk that due to operational requirements to strengthen OPA’s
functions by consolidating the field liaison network in the governorates, and
because only one APAO post would remain in Kirkuk, a written assessment
would be held for the purposes of establishing which APAO would remain in
Kirkuk.
Language:English
Score: 504100.24
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Data Source: oaj
Between May and June 2014, the Head, PMCS, started implementing a
change in the reporting lines within the team and strengthening the management
responsibilities of the Senior Supply Officer, a P-4 staff member working under
the Applicant’s supervision.
5. (...) The HC noted that this would
be acceptable for 2016 as these concerns are valid and this function
needs strengthening.
Case No. UNDT/GVA/2016/078
Judgment No. (...) It is not contested that between May and June 2014, the Head, PMCS, tried
to implement a change in the reporting lines between the Applicant and his team
and to strengthen the management responsibilities of the Senior Supply Officer
(P-4), PMCS, who was working under the Applicant’s supervision.
Language:English
Score: 499406.35
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Data Source: oaj
UNDT/2017/073
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DESS also requested to strengthen its staff in Budapest, for an
additional cost of 800,000 USD. 20% of all audit recommendations
in UNHCR were on procurement and procurement therefore
needed to be transformed into a more robust service ([Headquarters
(“HQ”)] section and Field section). The HC noted that this would
be acceptable for 2016 as these concerns are valid and this function
needs strengthening.
12. The Head, DESS, sent a memorandum dated 16 June 2015 to the High
Commissioner, entitled “Follow up to the Fritz Institute Review of the Supply
Chain”. (...) As noted above, it is proposed to reconfigure the
Procurement Management and Contracting Service into a much
strengthened Procurement Service with a view to addressing the
weaknesses highlighted through audits, internal feedback and the
Fritz review.
Language:English
Score: 474624.95
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Data Source: oaj
On 19 November 2019, the Applicant filed an application contesting “the
decision taken by the [Office of Internal Oversight Services (“OIOS”)] to propose the
‘redeployment of one post of Senior investigator (P-5) from the New York
Investigations Office to the Nairobi Investigations Office to serve as Chief of Office,
in view of the increasing workload and the need to strengthen the management of that
office’, which was included in the OIOS proposed program budget for 2020 […]”.
Language:English
Score: 466030.9
-
www.un.org/en/internalj...dt/judgments/undt-2020-197.pdf
Data Source: oaj
The Bangalore Principles of Judicial Conduct, which followed the
Bangalore Draft Code of Judicial Conduct adopted by the Judicial Group on
Strengthening Judicial Integrity in 2001, as revised at the Round Table Meeting of
Chief Justices held in The Hague in November 2002, provide in art. 2.5 that
“disqualification of a judge shall not be required if no other tribunal can be
constituted to deal with the case or, because of urgent circumstances, failure to act
could lead to a serious miscarriage of justice”.
31. The contours of this exception are further defined in the Commentary on the
Bangalore Principles of Judicial Conduct, adopted in March 2007, by the Judicial
Group on Strengthening Judicial Integrity:
100. Extraordinary circumstances may require departure from
the principle [of disqualification] discussed above.
Language:English
Score: 458747.56
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www.un.org/en/internalj...s/undt/orders/gva-2017-113.pdf
Data Source: oaj
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Systems Thinking for Health Systems Strengthening
Authors : Savigny, Donald de, Adam, Taghreed, Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research, World Health Organization
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Publication date : 2009
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Systems Thinking for Health Systems Strengthening offers a practical approach to strengthening health systems through a "systems thinking" lens. (...) As investments in health are increasingly directed to health system strengthening, Systems Thinking for Health Systems Strengthening helps to understand not only what works, but for whom and under what circumstances.
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In line with the main strategic directions in the agriculture and forestry sector which focus on developing sustainable value chains, increasing production and productivity in key commodities; as well as strengthening the key services to farmers, FAO will pursue:
strengthening capacity in food systems approaches, value chain and agribusiness development,
strengthening capacity for improved smallholder farmer productivity and diversification,
strengthening capacity for improved food safety and standards and
improved capacity for knowledge management in agriculture.
(...) FAO will focus on:
strengthening capacity for land governance and,
strengthening capacity for natural resources utilisation and management.
(...) Support is also sought to support strengthening frameworks for social protection in the agriculture sector.
Language:English
Score: 450039.1
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In line with the main strategic directions in the agriculture and forestry sector which focus on developing sustainable value chains, increasing production and productivity in key commodities; as well as strengthening the key services to farmers, FAO will pursue:
strengthening capacity in food systems approaches, value chain and agribusiness development,
strengthening capacity for improved smallholder farmer productivity and diversification,
strengthening capacity for improved food safety and standards and
improved capacity for knowledge management in agriculture.
(...) FAO will focus on:
strengthening capacity for land governance and,
strengthening capacity for natural resources utilisation and management.
(...) Support is also sought to support strengthening frameworks for social protection in the agriculture sector.
Language:English
Score: 450039.1
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