Titlebook: Reform for Result in the UN System; A Study of UNOPS Dennis Dijkzeul Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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The Mohonk Retreat: Confirmation and Fine-tuning (1996)but to further improve service delivery, it became increasingly important to pay attention to support services. For example, investments in information technology had been delayed and needed to be implemented. In comparison with the earlier stages of the reform, some tasks — for example, human resou

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Full Synchronization of Business Planning and Budgeting (1998)ky Boat, and continued by developing its business planning. Little by little, every year, UNOPS attempted to improve its business planning. The annual business plans provide an overview of the progress UNOPS made with this, as well as substantive issues, such as its risk assessment. These plans also

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Issues and Challenges (1998)e the 14th and 15th floor of the Daily News Building on 42nd street in New York. There were also more troubles ahead with IMIS than expected. In addition, the strategic leadership team (SLT) was going to have to take a hard look at its own functioning, while the reforms in the human resource managem

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Epilogues has been mentioned before, UNOPS surpassed its business targets. In January 1999, it introduced its first rewards for excellence in submitting proposals to the Procurement Review and Advisory Committee. Not surprisingly, these were called the PRAC awards. Even IMIS implementation made a little mor

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