Examples of using Filing cycle in English and their translations into Arabic
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participants(or 4,626 staff members) complied with their filing obligation, which equals the rate achieved for the 2011 filing cycle, establishing consecutive cycles of the highest overall compliance level in the history of the programme.
As at the closing of the 2013 cycle, the programme had achieved a compliance rate of 99.9 per cent, equivalent to the compliance rate for the 2012 filing cycle(A/69/332, para. 20).
During the 2011 filing cycle, the external reviewers of the programme identified 80 filers(1.9 per cent of the filing population) as having a total of 103 items that had given rise to potential or actual conflicts of interest requiring resolution, compared with 102 filers(2.5 per cent of the filing population) with a total
Figure 3 presents the breakdown by International Civil Service(ICS) grade of the 533 staff members who participated in the 2011 filing cycle as follows: ICS 1-7 = 266 staff members;
In paragraph 30 of his report, the Secretary-General indicates that, during the 2011 filing cycle, 129 senior officials at the level of Assistant Secretary-General and above participated in the voluntary public disclosure initiative,
The proposed programme budget for 2014-2015 indicates that a total of 4,306 staff participated in the disclosure process during the 2011 filing cycle, rising to 4,631 in 2012, with a forecast increase to 4,750 during the 2015 filing cycle(A/68/6(Sect. 1), para. 1.180).
The continued overall increase in the number of participants in the 2009 filing cycle is likely to reflect a higher level of awareness of programme managers as to the need to reduce organizational risks, manage potential conflicts of interest and enhance trust in the Organization
The continued overall increase in the number of participants in the 2010 filing cycle is likely a reflection of a higher level of awareness by programme managers as to the need to reduce organizational risks, manage potential conflicts of interest and enhance trust in
172 filers had a total of 189 items or activities that required assessment for conflicts of interest, compared with 55 filers with 67 items in the 2012 filing cycle.
During the 2013 filing cycle, the programme ' s external reviewers identified 172 filers(3.8 per cent of the filer population) as having a total of 189 items or activities that required review for conflicts of interest, compared with 55 filers with a total of 67 items in the 2012 filing cycle.
Furthermore, with the agreement of Committee members, the Chairperson of the Committee recommended to the executive heads of UNDP, UNFPA and UNICEF that from the 2009 filing cycle onwards, all the staff of the ethics offices of their respective organizations file financial disclosure statements with the same entity that reviews the financial disclosure statements of the staff of the Ethics Office of the United Nations Secretariat.
On the basis of experience from the 2006 filing cycle, although the Ethics Office increased its follow-up efforts with staff who failed to comply with the programme requirements, 7 per cent(172 staff members) failed to submit their statements for review by the programme closing date, while the remaining 1 per cent were not required to
In terms of the costs relating to the programme, the Advisory Committee was informed, upon enquiry, that the total costs for the 2013 filing cycle amounted to $1,214,300, with a per filer unit cost of $241 for filers funded from the regular budget and peacekeeping sources and $314 for filers funded from extrabudgetary sources and/or cost-sharing arrangements in respect of non-Secretariat entities.
Figure 8 presents the breakdown by International Civil Service( ICS) grade for the 2010 filing cycle as follows: 261 staff members( 49 per cent)
Remediation of conflict of interest cases in the 2010 and 2011 filing cycles.
Since its establishment, the UNFPA Ethics Office has completed six rounds of financial disclosure filing cycles.
Given the current organizational structure, the Ethics Office anticipates that there will be about 600 staff members who will be filing annual disclosure statements in the next few filing cycles.
Figure 5 illustrates financial disclosure participation by location and calendar year covering four filing cycles.
Figure V and table 2 below provide a comparison of the participation levels between the various annual filing cycles of the financial disclosure programme, including a breakdown by organizational grouping.
Furthermore, as can be seen in figure 4, the total number of staff required to file annual disclosure statements has almost doubled since the inception of the programme, exceeding 500 covered staff in the last three filing cycles.