Examples of using Decentralization and delegation in English and their translations into Arabic
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The role of the regional bureaux has also changed in view of the considerable restructuring, decentralization and delegation of authority to the field.
While decentralization and delegation of authority may increase flexibility and speed of response, as well as allow organizations to work more closely with local communities, concerns about accountability and transparency may increase.
To enhance absorptive capacity and efficiency as UNIFEM expands, internal consultations and external assessments have confirmed that decentralization and delegation of authority are needed, and improved processes linking results, reporting and resource flows should be introduced(functions 5 and 10).
Precise instructions concerning decentralization and delegation of authority to UNIDO's field offices had been issued and the number of Director-General's Bulletins had been reduced from 250 to 5, and of existing Committees from 110 to 5.
Also requests the Executive Director to give due consideration in the forthcoming organizational review to the need for increased decentralization and delegation of authority to enhance the efficiency and impact of country activities, including with regard to the regional and outposted offices, at various levels;
Although most organizations of the United Nations system have moved towards decentralization and delegation of authority, the levels of that delegation have been uneven, which constitutes a constraint to joint initiatives and cooperation.
The proposals in the report struck a reasonable balance between decentralization and delegation of authority and responsibility on the one hand and central monitoring and control of resources on the other.
But authority must be commensurate with responsibility, and a balance must therefore be struck between decentralization and delegation of authority, on the one hand, and central monitoring and control of resources, on the other.
(a) The goal of the training programme in United Nations administration is to increase competence in all areas of administration, particularly in human and financial resources management for both regular and field operations, and to support increasing decentralization and delegation of authority.
As detailed in section II below, United Nations funds and programmes have achieved a large degree of decentralization and delegation of authority, as part of the effort to enhance responsiveness to national requirements and to facilitate country-level coordination.
Organizations have developed different modalities to increase the effectiveness and scope of their participation in programming and the resident coordinator system, including through further decentralization and delegation of authority to their field representation.
As detailed in addendum 1 to the present report(A/53/226/Add.1), United Nations funds and programmes have achieved a large degree of decentralization and delegation of authority, as part of the effort to enhance responsiveness to national requirements and to facilitate country-level coordination.
United Nations organizations are developing different modalities for more effective participation in country-level programming and the resident coordinator system, including through further decentralization and delegation of authority to field representation and cooperation agreements with resident agencies.
(a) The goal of the training programme in United Nations administration is to increase competence in all areas of administration, particularly in human and financial resources management for both regular and field operations, and to support increasing decentralization and delegation of authority.
the United Nations system should continue to work towards decentralization and delegation of authority, harmonization of programming cycles and simplification of procedures.
Increasingly, the broad guidelines established by the General Assembly in such resolutions as 47/199 and 50/120 are leading to the establishment of improved tools of coordination and increased decentralization and delegation of authority.
Decentralization and delegation of authority to the field(recommendation II(c)) with appropriate controls are desirable objectives and are accordingly being examined to ensure that they exist, where appropriate.
The Chief Minister announced that greater decentralization and delegation for the management of human resources would be extended to ministries and departments in an effort to ease the chronic shortage of workers.
The programme exemplifies the Secretary-General ' s commitment to greater decentralization and delegation with accountability, and to empowering managers to assess their needs and ensure the most efficient use of resources allocated to them.
(h) The need to promote and implement administrative and structural preparedness measures within the public sector, such as decentralization and delegation of resources and responsibilities from the national to provincial and municipal authorities;