Examples of using Surplus assets in English and their translations into Arabic
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In paragraph 86, the Board recommended that the Administration should ensure that UNMIS transfers all those surplus assets to other missions or to the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi.
Those plans are consolidated by the Department and translated into a procurement plan, which takes into account United Nations reserves, strategic deployment stocks rotation policy and surplus assets available in the missions with sufficient residual life.
Surplus assets, including special equipment and vehicles, were transferred to agencies with compatible mandates such as UNMIK, the International Commission on Missing Persons and the European Union Police Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Statement XVIII presents the financial position of the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi, which was established to receive, inspect, repair, distribute and store surplus assets from closed and/or downsized missions and to assemble and maintain mission start-up kits.
Actions on several significant elements of the BINUCA procurement acquisition plan were postponed owing to the pending liquidation of MINURCAT and decisions on the disposition of its surplus assets.
Upon enquiry, the Committee was informed that while the ideal solution would have been to transfer the surplus assets to other missions, the isolated geographical location of UNMIT and the age of its vehicle fleet rendered that approach uneconomical.
Nonetheless, the Committee encourages the Mission to consider other measures to reduce the surplus assets, including disposal by sale on the local market, in order to limit their operating costs.
Nonetheless, the Committee encourages the Mission to consider other measures to reduce the surplus assets, including disposal by sale on the local market, in order to limit their operating costs(para. 39).
(i) Surplus assets were sourced and deployed from regional missions, including, for example, prefabricated accommodation, vehicles and information and communications technology equipment from UNAMID, reducing cost and accelerating deployment time;
UNOMIG sought surplus assets from the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi and other peacekeeping missions valued at $1.8 million.
The global visibility gained by this system will also enable the Department of Field Support to introduce non-expendable stock ratios across all missions and identify surplus assets which may potentially be available for transfer to other missions.
The mission plans are reviewed by the Logistics Support Division against surplus assets at other missions, operational and strategic stock at the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi, Italy, assets from liquidating missions and contingent-owned equipment from troop-contributing countries or contributed by Member States.
The plan for disposal of surplus assets includes the sale of surplus assets valued at around $13.3 million to EULEX, under the technical arrangement between UNMIK and the European Union Planning Team for the sale of surplus assets and supplies, entered into on 18 August 2008.
(i) Expedite the review of non-expendable property at all missions to ascertain the realistic quantities that should be held and take appropriate measures to redeploy surplus assets to other missions in need of them or to UNLB, or to dispose of them(para. 123);
To date, the United Nations Logistics Base has received the surplus assets from the closing United Nations field missions in Mozambique, Rwanda, Somalia and the former Yugoslavia, and has refurbished and redistributed much of this equipment to most of the active field missions, in Angola, Georgia, Haiti, Liberia, Rwanda, Tajikistan and the former Yugoslavia.
(s) Review the non-expendable property at all active missions to ascertain the realistic quantities that should be held, identify and declare surplus assets in the system and take appropriate measures to transfer all surplus assets to missions in need of them or to UNLB, or to dispose of them, as appropriate;
The Board recommends that the Administration expedite the review of non-expendable property at all missions to ascertain the realistic quantities that should be held and take appropriate measures to redeploy surplus assets to other missions in need of them or to UNLB, or to dispose of them.
Statement XXII in part two presents the financial results of the United Nations Logistics Base at Brindisi, which was established to receive, inspect, repair, distribute and store surplus assets from closed and/or downsized missions,
at the present stage, only surplus assets from closed and/or downsized missions.