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A person is literate when he/she can read and write a simple message in any language or dialect. A person who both cannot read and write a simple message is considered illiterate. (...) A person who can read and write only his name, figures or memorised phrase should not be considered as "Literate".

Score: 789118.95 - https://en.unesco.org/gem-repo...A_Literacy_metadata_2009_0.pdf

  BOOK NUMBER ……�

IN DISTRICT If < 1 year, write 00 and if >= 95 write 95, otherwise, write the actual years. (...) (Write number, If none, write "00") P24 How many are living in this Household? (...) (Write number, If none, write "00") P26 How many are dead?

Score: 778315.6 - https://www.fao.org/fileadmin/...s_part1/UGA_ENG_QUE_F_2002.pdf

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(e) Coordinating Author - The Coordinating Author of the writing team for an output will have general responsibility for the writing of the output. (...) It is not to “second-guess” the writing team. Tasks for writing teams and their Coordinating Authors 33. (...) The Coordinating Author of the writing team will have general responsibility for the writing of the output.

Score: 777971.7 - https://www.un.org/regularproc...and_for_the_review_process.pdf

  Effective Writing Skills | UNSSC | United Nations System Staff College

Effective Writing Skills | UNSSC | United Nations System Staff College Skip to main content toggle menu UN System Staff College Main Menu UNSSC Courses Find a course Browse by topic My UNSSC mobile app Services Tailor-made learning E-learning solutions Facilitation & retreats Advisory services Campuses Turin Campus Bonn Campus Virtual Campus News & Insights News Blog Resources Social Feeds Newsletter About UNSSC Mission Activities Faculty & speakers Donors Partners History Board of Governors UNSSC Director UNSSC management team Annual report Employment opportunities Commercial opportunities Featured themes Women's Voices for an Equal Future UN Leadership Culture Assessment Tool Building Capacity for Agenda 2030 SD Talks The UN Reflection Series The UN Summer Academy UNSSC Commits to Climate Action through Learning Home > Effective Writing Skills Effective Writing Skills Make your point! Learn practical techniques to improve your ability to influence and achieve results through clear and effective writing – whether you are drafting a technical report, a strategy paper, or a professional email. Upcoming editions ONLINE 07 Mar - 08 Apr 2022 Effective Writing Skills (I) #Career advancement SIGN UP ONLINE 05 Sep - 07 Oct 2022 Effective Writing Skills (II) #Career advancement SIGN UP Past editions ONLINE 06 Mar - 07 Apr 2017 Effective Writing Skills - March #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 11 Sep - 13 Oct 2017 Effective Writing Skills II Edition #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 05 Mar - 06 Apr 2018 Effective Writing Skills - March #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 10 Sep - 12 Oct 2018 Effective Writing Skills - September #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 04 Mar - 05 Apr 2019 Effective Writing Skills (I) - March #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 09 Sep - 11 Oct 2019 Effective Writing Skills (II) - September #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 02 Mar - 03 Apr 2020 Effective Writing Skills (I) - March #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 07 Sep - 09 Oct 2020 Effective Writing Skills (II) - September #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 01 Mar - 02 Apr 2021 Effective Writing Skills (I) - March #Communication and advocacy #Core professional skills SIGN UP ONLINE 06 Sep - 08 Oct 2021 Effective Writing Skills (II) - September #Communication and advocacy #Core professional skills SIGN UP Courses Find a course Browse by topic My UNSSC mobile app Services Tailor-made learning E-learning solutions Facilitation & retreats Advisory services Campuses Turin Campus Bonn Campus Virtual Campus News & Insights News Blog Resources Social Feeds Newsletter About UNSSC Mission Activities Faculty & speakers Donors Partners History Board of Governors UNSSC Director UNSSC management team Annual report Employment opportunities Commercial opportunities Featured themes Women's Voices for an Equal Future UN Leadership Culture Assessment Tool Building Capacity for Agenda 2030 SD Talks The UN Reflection Series The UN Summer Academy UNSSC Commits to Climate Action through Learning Contact us Intranet Privacy Policy United Nations System Staff College - Viale Maestri del Lavoro 10, 10127 Torino, Italy - Tel: +39 011 65 35 911 Fax: +39 011 65 35 902

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  Effective Writing Skills | UNSSC | United Nations System Staff College

Effective Writing Skills | UNSSC | United Nations System Staff College Skip to main content toggle menu UN System Staff College Main Menu UNSSC Courses Find a course Browse by topic My UNSSC mobile app Services Tailor-made learning E-learning solutions Facilitation & retreats Advisory services Campuses Turin Campus Bonn Campus Virtual Campus News & Insights News Blog Resources Social Feeds Newsletter About UNSSC Mission Activities Faculty & speakers Donors Partners History Board of Governors UNSSC Director UNSSC management team Annual report Employment opportunities Commercial opportunities Featured themes Women's Voices for an Equal Future UN Leadership Culture Assessment Tool Building Capacity for Agenda 2030 SD Talks The UN Reflection Series The UN Summer Academy UNSSC Commits to Climate Action through Learning Home > Effective Writing Skills Effective Writing Skills Make your point! Learn practical techniques to improve your ability to influence and achieve results through clear and effective writing – whether you are drafting a technical report, a strategy paper, or a professional email. Upcoming editions ONLINE 07 Mar - 08 Apr 2022 Effective Writing Skills (I) #Career advancement SIGN UP ONLINE 05 Sep - 07 Oct 2022 Effective Writing Skills (II) #Career advancement SIGN UP Past editions ONLINE 06 Mar - 07 Apr 2017 Effective Writing Skills - March #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 11 Sep - 13 Oct 2017 Effective Writing Skills II Edition #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 05 Mar - 06 Apr 2018 Effective Writing Skills - March #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 10 Sep - 12 Oct 2018 Effective Writing Skills - September #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 04 Mar - 05 Apr 2019 Effective Writing Skills (I) - March #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 09 Sep - 11 Oct 2019 Effective Writing Skills (II) - September #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 02 Mar - 03 Apr 2020 Effective Writing Skills (I) - March #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 07 Sep - 09 Oct 2020 Effective Writing Skills (II) - September #Communication and advocacy SIGN UP ONLINE 01 Mar - 02 Apr 2021 Effective Writing Skills (I) - March #Communication and advocacy #Core professional skills SIGN UP ONLINE 06 Sep - 08 Oct 2021 Effective Writing Skills (II) - September #Communication and advocacy #Core professional skills SIGN UP Courses Find a course Browse by topic My UNSSC mobile app Services Tailor-made learning E-learning solutions Facilitation & retreats Advisory services Campuses Turin Campus Bonn Campus Virtual Campus News & Insights News Blog Resources Social Feeds Newsletter About UNSSC Mission Activities Faculty & speakers Donors Partners History Board of Governors UNSSC Director UNSSC management team Annual report Employment opportunities Commercial opportunities Featured themes Women's Voices for an Equal Future UN Leadership Culture Assessment Tool Building Capacity for Agenda 2030 SD Talks The UN Reflection Series The UN Summer Academy UNSSC Commits to Climate Action through Learning Contact us Intranet Privacy Policy United Nations System Staff College - Viale Maestri del Lavoro 10, 10127 Torino, Italy - Tel: +39 011 65 35 911 Fax: +39 011 65 35 902

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  Writing Reports

Writing Reports Writing Reports Gary Fishman Pearlfisher International TSAG Chairman (1996-2008) ITU-T Rapporteur and Editor Tutorial (Geneva, 28 – 29 November 2011 ) Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Geneva, 28-29 Nov 2011 2 Overview on Writing Reports General thoughts and specific instructions on writing good reports Guidance from Recommendation ITU-T A.1 and some additional advice Purposes of good reports What should be in your reports Meeting reports Progress reports Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Geneva, 28-29 Nov 2011 3 General thoughts on reports Should be clear, concise and timely May be the only place to determine who participated and who submitted which proposals (IPR aspects) Use English Language Style Guide, Author’s Guide, templates Will be starting point for: Experts’ new work Next meeting planning Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Geneva, 28-29 Nov 2011 4 General – for Rapporteurs Meeting reports include results of discussions Meeting reports also contain edited text for new and revised Recs Should be posted as soon as possible Both the substance and actual texts are needed by the members for further work at home and for future contributions Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Geneva, 28-29 Nov 2011 5 General – for Editors After a meeting, Editor should follow- up quickly and submit a new document with the edited text First check with TSB to ensure starting with the correct baseline document Members should use that text to submit new contributions showing revision marks against this official text Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Geneva, 28-29 Nov 2011 6 Meeting Reports - Requirements Rec ITU-T A.1, §2.3.3.12: Rapporteur shall prepare a meeting report for each RG meeting Submit as TD to the next SG/WP meeting Include: date, venue, agenda, chairman attendance list with affiliations summary of inputs, results and outgoing liaison statements Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Geneva, 28-29 Nov 2011 7 Meeting Reports – Requirements (continued) Rapporteurs will ask, during each meeting, whether anyone has knowledge of patents or software copyrights, the use of which may be required to implement the Recommendation being considered. (...) Geneva, 28-29 Nov 2011 9 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Example report template from one WP chair Sections of the meeting report 1. (...) Geneva, 28-29 Nov 2011 16 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Thank you Mr. Gary Fishman PEARLFISHER INTERNATIONAL Tel: +1 732 778-9572 Fax: +1 732 583-3051 gryfishman@aol.com Skype: gryfishman 17 Geneva, 28-29 Nov 2011 17 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Additional Information Doc.

Score: 772166.8 - https://www.itu.int/dms_pub/it.../06/5B/T065B00000A0014PDFE.pdf

  Writing Reports

Writing Reports Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Writing Reports Gary Fishman Pearlfisher International TSAG Chairman (1996-2008) Pearlfisher International 1208G ITU-T Rapporteur and Editor Tutorial (Geneva, 6 – 7 September 2012 ) Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Overview on Writing Reports General thoughts and specific instructions on writing good reports Guidance from Recommendation ITU-T A.1 and some additional advice Purposes of good reports What should be in your reports Meeting reports Progress reports Pearlfisher International 1208G 2 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports General thoughts on reports Should be clear, concise and timely May be the only place to determine who participated and who submitted which proposals (IPR aspects) Use English Language Style Guide, Author’s Guide, templates Will be starting point for: Experts’ new work Next meeting planning Pearlfisher International 1208G 3 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports General – for Rapporteurs Meeting reports include results of discussions Meeting reports also contain edited text for new and revised Recs Should be posted as soon as possible Both the substance and actual texts are needed by the members for further work at home and for future contributions Pearlfisher International 1208G 4 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports General – for Editors After a meeting, Editor should follow- up quickly and submit a new document with the edited text First check with TSB to ensure starting with the correct baseline document Members should use that text to submit new contributions showing revision marks against this official text Pearlfisher International 1208G 5 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Meeting Reports - Requirements Rec ITU-T A.1, §2.3.3.12: Rapporteur shall prepare a meeting report for each RG meeting Submit as TD to the next SG/WP meeting Include: date, venue, agenda, chairman attendance list with affiliations summary of inputs, results and outgoing liaison statements Pearlfisher International 1208G 6 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Meeting Reports – Requirements (continued) Rapporteurs will ask, during each meeting, whether anyone has knowledge of patents or software copyrights, the use of which may be required to implement the Recommendation being considered. (...) Pearlfisher International 1208G 9 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Example report template from one WP chair Sections of the meeting report 1. (...) Pearlfisher International 1208G 16 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Thank you Mr. Gary Fishman PEARLFISHER INTERNATIONAL Tel: +1 732 778-9572 Fax: +1 732 583-3051 gryfishman@aol.com Skype: gryfishman Additional information  Pearlfisher International 1208G 17 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Additional Information Doc.

Score: 772166.8 - https://www.itu.int/dms_pub/it.../06/5B/T065B0000230013PDFE.pdf

  Writing Reports

Writing Reports Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Writing Reports Gary Fishman Pearlfisher International TSAG Chairman (1996-2008) Pearlfisher International 1208G ITU-T Rapporteur and Editor Tutorial (Gyeonggi, Korea, 30-31 October 2012 ) Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Overview on Writing Reports General thoughts and specific instructions on writing good reports Guidance from Recommendation ITU-T A.1 and some additional advice Purposes of good reports What should be in your reports Meeting reports Progress reports Pearlfisher International 1208G 2 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports General thoughts on reports Should be clear, concise and timely May be the only place to determine who participated and who submitted which proposals (IPR aspects) Use English Language Style Guide, Author’s Guide, templates Will be starting point for: Experts’ new work Next meeting planning Pearlfisher International 1208G 3 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports General – for Rapporteurs Meeting reports include results of discussions Meeting reports also contain edited text for new and revised Recs Should be posted as soon as possible Both the substance and actual texts are needed by the members for further work at home and for future contributions Pearlfisher International 1208G 4 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports General – for Editors After a meeting, Editor should follow- up quickly and submit a new document with the edited text First check with TSB to ensure starting with the correct baseline document Members should use that text to submit new contributions showing revision marks against this official text Pearlfisher International 1208G 5 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Meeting Reports - Requirements Rec ITU-T A.1, §2.3.3.12: Rapporteur shall prepare a meeting report for each RG meeting Submit as TD to the next SG/WP meeting Include: date, venue, agenda, chairman attendance list with affiliations summary of inputs, results and outgoing liaison statements Pearlfisher International 1208G 6 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Meeting Reports – Requirements (continued) Rapporteurs will ask, during each meeting, whether anyone has knowledge of patents or software copyrights, the use of which may be required to implement the Recommendation being considered. (...) Pearlfisher International 1208G 9 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Example report template from one WP chair Sections of the meeting report 1. (...) Pearlfisher International 1208G 16 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Thank you Mr. Gary Fishman PEARLFISHER INTERNATIONAL Tel: +1 732 778-9572 Fax: +1 732 583-3051 gryfishman@aol.com Skype: gryfishman Additional information  Pearlfisher International 1208G 17 Rapporteur/Editor Tutorial: Writing Reports Additional Information Doc.

Score: 772166.8 - https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-T/t...al%201208G-Writing_Reports.pdf

  Page 959 - Cloud computing: From paradigm to operation

Table 7-2 – Parameters collected to monitor virtual computing resources Metric name Description Unit Number of virtual CPUs allocated to the virtual vCPUs CPU machine (VM) vCPU idle time Time of virtual CPUs is in idle status ns vCPU idle percent Percent of vCPU is in idle status % vCPU user percent Percent of vCPU is in using status % vCPU load Virtual CPUs have been loaded process vCPU I/O wait time Time of virtual CPUs I/O is in waiting status ns vCPU I/O wait percent Percent of virtual CPU is in using status % vMemory Volume of virtual RAM allocated to the VM MB vMemory utilization Average virtual RAM utilization % vMemory used Used virtual memory size MB vDisk size Total size of virtual disk allocated to the VM GB vDisk size used Total size of virtual disk used MB vDisk random/sequential read requests Number of read requests of virtual disk request vDisk random/sequential read request Average rate of read requests of virtual disk request/s rate vDisk random/sequential write requests Number of write requests of virtual disk request vDisk random/sequential write request Average rate of write requests of virtual disk request/s rate vDisk random/sequential read bytes Volume of reads of virtual disk kB vDisk random/sequential read byte rate Average rate of reads of virtual disk kB/s vDisk random/sequential read delay Average delay of read request ms vDisk random/sequential read error Volume of read error kB vDisk random/sequential write bytes Volume of writes of virtual disk kB VDisk random/sequential write byte rate Average rate of writes of virtual disk kB/s vDisk random/sequential write delay Average delay of write request ms vDisk random/sequential write error Volume of write error kB vGPU util Average vGPU utilization % vGPU idle time Time of vGPU is in idle status ns vGPU load vGPUs have been loaded process vGPU I/O wait time vGPU I/O wait time ns vGPU idle percent Percent of vGPU is in idle status % vGPU user percent Percent of vGPU is in using status % vGPU I/O wait percent Percent of vGPU I/O is in waiting status % NOTE – All metrics should be measured over different duration, e.g., 1 min, 5 min, 15 min or 30 min. 951     954     955     956     957     958     959     960     961     962     963     964          

Score: 769370.7 - https://www.itu.int/en/publica.../files/basic-html/page959.html

  NORWICH'S RESPONSE TO COVID-19

The National Centre for Writing, a cultural institution dedicated to creative writing based in Norwich, launched ‘Bibliotherapy Programme’ allowing local readers to explore literature during the period of confinement. (...) Titled ‘Time to Write’, a two-hour online course conducted by local poets or performers target teen writers aged 13 to 17. (...) To explore the online courses provided by the National Centre for Writing, visit: https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/online-writing-courses/ NORWICH'S RESPONSE TO COVID-19 https://en.unesco.org/creative-cities/norwich https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/article/book-doctor-2/ https://courses.nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/ https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/online-writing-courses/

Score: 768257.9 - https://en.unesco.org/creative...hs_response_to_covid-19_en.pdf