Examples of using Field-based special in English and their translations into Arabic
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Upon enquiry, the Advisory Committee was provided with information on the level of funding required in the first full year after establishment or expansion of field-based special political missions since 1 January 2009(table 2 below).
the Department supported 15 peacekeeping operations(including UNTSO and UNMOGIP, which are funded from the biennial programme budget) and UNSOA; 15 field-based special political missions funded from the biennial programme budget; and one liquidating mission.
The Advisory Committee was informed, upon enquiry, that according to the Secretary-General, the term" integration" referred to all field-based special political missions(cluster III, UNAMI and UNAMA) except the regional offices, to indicate the mandatory level of integration between the mission and the country team.
(a) Option 1. Make the support account available to all departments and offices to fund their variable backstopping requirements in relation to the field-based special political missions and confirm the responsibility to support special political missions, while maintaining the existing arrangements for the financing of the support account and the Global Service Centre.
The Committee was informed that while the budgets of special political missions were presented and accounted for under the accounting structure used by the programme budget, field-based special political missions are, in budgetary terms, planned and managed using the more detailed structure used by peacekeeping operations.
As of January 2011, DFS was supporting 14 active peacekeeping operations(including UNTSO and UNMOGIP, which are funded from the biennial programme budget); the African Union forces in Somalia, through support for AMISOM; 14 field-based special political missions, funded from the biennial programme budget; and 3 liquidating missions.
could assist in budget control and monitoring, particularly in larger field-based special political missions.
The Policy on Integrated Assessment and Planning, endorsed by the Secretary-General in April 2013, provides the minimum and mandatory requirements for the conduct of assessments and planning when a multidimensional peacekeeping or field-based special political mission is considered or deployed alongside a United Nations country team composed of United Nations agencies, funds and programmes.
Synchronizing the budget cycles would facilitate the transition from peacekeeping operations to special political missions, or vice versa, and given that field-based special political missions were already planned and managed using peacekeeping models, alignment with that budget cycle was only logical.
On the administrative and logistical side, the Department and many of its large and more complex field-based special political missions rely on the support of the Office of Mission Support of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, which has a comparative advantage in administering the operations of a large and complex nature in the field.
Peacekeeping operations(including UNTSO and UNMOGIP funded through the biennium programme budget), support of the African Union Mission in Somalia, 15 field-based special political missions(including UNSCO and the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus funded by the biennial programme budget).
Further, it is consistent with the reform envisaged in the global field support strategy, which, inter alia, aims to take advantage of economies of scale to create a more efficient and effective service delivery model for field missions, including field-based special political missions.
(a) Connect the United Nations in the field to external capacity providers. The Civilian Partnerships Cell would provide to United Nations peacekeeping operations, field-based special political missions and resident coordinators a single point of contact, allowing them to access, select and deploy civilian capacities in Member States, regional and subregional organizations, non-governmental organizations and other roster holders, based on a field-driven definition of need.
While OIOS has noted the lack of communication and coordination between the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and the Department of Political Affairs on the administration of large field-based special political missions, neither the Department of Political Affairs nor the Department of Field Support have the required infrastructure or resources at their disposal to adequately plan, direct and sufficiently interface with each other for the support requirements of field-based special political missions.
Number of field-based special political missions per year.
Comparison of field-based special political missions and mandate tasks, 19932011.
Field-based special political missions, in particular, have benefitted from such diversity.
Such trends blurred the demarcation between field-based special political missions and peacekeeping missions.
(b) Reduce the in-country environmental impact of peacekeeping and field-based special political missions.
In 2003, a field-based special political mission mandate had an average of seven tasks.