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Reforming UN Management

Bureau of International Organization Affairs
Washington, DC
May 20, 2005

Creating a Culture of Transparency, Accountability, and Integrity

1. Strengthen the Independence of the OIOS

2. Enhance Internal Oversight of Peacekeeping Missions

3. Outsource Internal Oversight at Small UN Agencies to OIOS

4. Reinforce the Secretary-General’s Duty to Waive Immunity

5. Avoid Even the Appearance of Conflict of Interest

Improving Effectiveness

1. Increase the Efficiency of the UN Public Information Function

2. Expand Outsourcing and Automation of Translation Services

3. Reduce the Cost and Frequency of Conferences and Meetings 

Boosting Relevance

1. Use and Expand Authority to Redeploy Posts
2. Review to Determine Usefulness of Program Mandates


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