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 Reforming the United Nations; The Challenge of Working Together: Volume 6

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xviii)   (559K)
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    • Table Of Contents
    • Preface
    • List Of Abbreviations
  • Introduction: Reforming The United Nations (1-5)   (103K)
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    • A. The UN System
    • B. Interests In Reform
    • C. Process Of Reform
  • The History Of UN Reform Efforts, 1950 To 2006 (6-30)   (225K)
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    • A. Cold War, North-South Conflict And The New Unity, 1950 To 1996
    • B. The Quiet Revolution, 1997 To 2002
    • C. Security Council Reform, 1993 To 2006
    • D. Struggle For Legitimacy And Effectiveness, 2003 To 2006
  • New Reform Initiatives: The Challenge Of Working Together, 2006 To 2009 (31-96)   (476K)
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    • A. The New Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon
    • B. Follow-Up On Previous Reform Initiatives, 2006 To 2009
    • C. Security Council Reform, 2006 To 2009
    • D. System-Wide Coherence Of UN Operational Activities, 2006 To 2009
    • E. Inter-Agency Consultations: CEB Priority Themes, 2006 To 2009
    • F. The Limits Of UN Reform (Appendices)
  • UN System Organizations And Participation In Inter-Agency Coordination (97-132)   (292K)
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    • Chapter One UN System Information
    • Chapter Two UN Entities
    • Chapter Three UN Specialized Agencies
    • Chapter Three Other UN System Bodies
  • UN Inter-Agency Co-Ordination Mechanisms (133-158)   (193K)
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    • Chapter One Evolution Of Inter-Agency Co-Ordination
    • Chapter Two Chief Executive Board (CEB)
    • Chapter Three Inter-Agency Working Groups And Bodies Established BYCEB/HLCM
    • Chapter Four Inter-Agency Working Groups And Bodies Established By CEB/HLCP And Successor Bodies
    • Chapter Five Inter-Agency Working Groups And Bodies Established By CEB/UNDG
    • Chapter Six Inter-Agency Bodies Established In Response To Intergovernmental Mandates
  • International Environmental Governance (159-172)   (173K)
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    • Chapter One UN Environment Programme (UNEP) And System Of Governance
    • Chapter Two Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAS)
    • Chapter Three Inter-Agency Co-Ordination
    • Chapter Four Resources
    • Chapter Five Reform Of International Environmental Governance (IEG)
  • Evolving Aid Architecture (Documents) (173-187)   (158K)
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    • Chapter One UN Development System
    • Chapter Two Aid Effectiveness
    • Chapter Three The Global Fund To Fight Aids, Tuberculosis And Malaria
  • One United Nations: Catalyst For Progress And Change, Chief Executive Board Of The UN System, July 2005 (188-284)   (560K)
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    • Foreword
    • Executive Summary
    • Chapter One The Millennium Declaration Is Changing The Way The UN System Works
    • Chapter Two Working Together For Poverty Eradication And Sustainable Development
    • Chapter Three Working Together To Promote Human Rights, Democracy And Good Governance
    • Chapter Four Working Together To Prevent And Manage Armed Conflicts
    • Chapter Five The Way Forward For The UN System
    • Annex Collaborative Initiatives And Actions By The Organizations Of The United Nations System To Support The Implementation Of The Millennium Declaration
  • Delivering As One, High-Level Panel On United Nations System-Wide Coherence In The Areas Of Development, Humanitarian Assistance And The Environment, UN Report A/61/583, 20 November 2006 (285-344)   (372K)
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    • Summary
    • Chapter One The Case For Reform
    • Chapter Two Development, Humanitarian Assistance And The Environment
    • Chapter Three Governance, Funding And Management
    • Annex One Terms Of Reference Of The Panel, Issued On 15 February 2006
    • Annex Two Panel Members
    • Annex Three Panel Secretariat
    • Annex Four Consultative Process
    • Acknowledgements
  • Recommendations Contained In The Report Of The High-Level Panel On United Nations System-Wide Coherence In The Areas Of Development, Humanitarian Assistance And The Environment, UN Secretary-General Report A/61/836, 3 April 2007 (345-350)   (106K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Consideration Of The Panel’s Recommendations
  • Question Of Equitable Representation On And Increase In The Membership Of The Security Council And Other Matters Related To The Security Council, UN General Assembly Decision A/Dec/62/557, 15 September 2008 (351-352)   (86K)
  • System-Wide Coherence, UN General Assembly Resolution A/RES/62/277, 15 September 2008 (353-358)   (105K)
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    • Annex Conclusions And Recommendations Of The Co-Chairs Of The Consultative Follow-Up Process By The General Assembly On System-Wide Coherence, The Permanent Representatives Of Ireland And The United Republic Of Tanzania To The United Nations
  • Human Resources Management, UN General Assembly Resolution A/RES/63/250, 24 December 2008 (359-372)   (147K)
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    • 1. Human Resources Management Reform
    • 2. Contractual Arrangements And Harmonization Of Conditions Of Service
    • 3. Recruitment And Staffing
    • 4. National Competitive Examinations
    • 5. Accountability
    • 6. Performance Appraisal System
    • 7. Mobility
    • 8. Career Development And Support
    • 9. Measures To Improve Equitable Geographical Representation/Composition Of The Secretariat
    • 10. Gender Representation
    • 11. Consultants, Individual Contractors, Gratis Personnel And Employment Of Retired Staff
    • 12. Report Of The Ethics Office
    • 13. Other Matters
  • System-Wide Coherence, UN General Assembly Resolution A/RES/63/311, 14 September 2009 (373-377)   (99K)
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    • 1. Strengthening The Institutional Arrangements For Support Of Gender Equality And The Empowerment Of Women
    • 2. Strengthening Governance Of Operational Activities For Development Of The United Nations System For Enhanced System-Wide Coherence
    • 3. Improving The Funding System Of Operational Activities For Development Of The United Nations System For Enhanced System-Wide Coherence
    • 4. ‘Delivering As One’
    • 5. Harmonization Of Business Practices
    • 6. The Way Forward
  • Bibliography (378-384)   (109K)
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    • 1. Authored Publications, Reports And Notes
    • 2. UN System Documents, Reports, Notes, Resolutions And Decisions
    • 3. Reports And Notes
  • Index Of Names (385-390)   (70K)