Examples of using Nations procurement in English and their translations into Arabic
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IAPSO has been involved in initiatives within UNDP and with the HLCM to encourage more participation in United Nations procurement from developing countries.
In relation to the adaptation of United Nations procurement procedures for contract amendments for the needs of the capital master plan, the Board observed
Welcomes the training programmes for United Nations procurement staff that the Procurement Service has initiated, including in the field, and requests the Secretary-General to support these programmes and to evaluate and monitor their impact;
The incumbent is responsible for the strategic management of United Nations procurement operations and is also required to consult and participate in high-level negotiations with other United Nations organizations and relevant private entities, such as vendors and suppliers.
(a) Local business operations may not be familiar with United Nations procurement information and procedures, may have limited export experience,
Between 2004 and 2008, United Nations procurement more than doubled in volume, from $6.5 billion to $13.6 billion, primarily attributable to a $4.1 billion growth in the procurement of services of $4.1 billion for the same period.
That work must continue to be guided by the four general principles of United Nations procurement: best value; fairness, integrity and transparency; international competition; and the interest of the Organization.
For example, an initiative at United Nations Headquarters for the development and deployment of a Web-based United Nations procurement marketplace falls under the common services functional area and represents" simplified processes and rules" as a type of management improvement.
This will also support country-level operations by delivering uniform best-practice tools to United Nations procurement practitioners based on insights gained from the One United Nations pilots.
United Nations Global Marketplace procurement practitioners and suppliers, for use by United Nations procurement practitioners and requisitioners;
In total, procurement of goods and services from the top 20 developing countries and countries with economies in transition represents 37.1 per cent of overall United Nations procurement volume, a decrease of 1.4 percentage points over 2011.
An analysis of United Nations procurement from developing countries and countries with economies in transition by region, since 2004, shows that the
By virtue of its leadership role in United Nations procurement, the Division is in a unique position to facilitate an effective streamlining of the acquisition of goods and services.
In total, procurement of goods and services from the top 20 developing countries and countries with economies in transition represented 38.5 per cent of overall United Nations procurement volume, an increase of 1.4 percentage points over the previous year.
The Secretariat has undertaken a new proactive approach by organizing targeted and focused educational and informational programmes to increase the awareness of vendors from countries identified as potential suppliers but which may not be participating in, and therefore benefiting from, United Nations procurement.
He would welcome imaginative proposals for increasing the representation of developing countries and of countries with economies in transition on the supplier roster, and for helping companies from such countries to increase their share of United Nations procurement.
An analysis of United Nations procurement from developing countries and countries with economies in transition by region, since 2005, shows that all regions except Latin America
That will also support country-level operations by delivering uniform best-practice tools to United Nations procurement practitioners based on insights gained from Delivering as One United Nations pilots, and documenting outcomes and best practices in support of Delivering as One.
Affirms also the firm commitment of the United Nations to provide fair treatment on as wide a geographical basis as possible to all participants involved in United Nations procurement activities, including outsourcing;
The issues with delegations of authority highlighted above indicate that governance over United Nations procurement activities needs to be strengthened to provide clarity and resolve such situations in a timely manner.
