Human resource management policies

II. HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT POLICIES

4. Management of resources sectoral policies

(a) Management of development planning and policies

4. Management of resources sectoral policies and measures

As regards the implications of the experiment for human resources management policies, no implications for human resources management policies have been noted thus far.

(b) Additional implications, if any, for human resources management policies

Emphasis has been placed on integrating specific policies for groundwater management into policies at the basin level.

An information security management system (ISMS) is a set of policies concerned with information security management or IT related risks.

Accordingly, there had been no implications for the Organization's human resources management policies.

Subprogramme 1 Integrated policies for the management of regional resources for sustainable development

Meetings of experts to provide collective advice on subregional experiences with the management of marine resources the impact of environmental policies on energy policies and mining resource management and related issues (XB).

But many conservatives also oppose his economic policies, as well as his management style.

(e) Advising the Executive Secretary on policies and strategies concerning knowledge management within ESCAP

Solid waste management policies in coastal strips are implemented under the national health policy

The project will propose policies and programmes for future flood damage mitigation and management.

(b) Report of the Secretary General on human resource management policies (A 49 445)

Good governance. Effective policies, rule of law and transparency are prerequisites for sustainable forest management.

Proactive land and water management policies can help to avoid the adverse impacts of desertification.

(vii) Advice to management and staff on all aspects of personnel administration and personnel policies

The delegation of authority has resulted in procedures becoming progressively streamlined without weakening sound management policies.

(a) Advising on and promoting departmental policies and guidelines dealing with specific management issues and problems

(b) The experiment shall not imply any change in the human resources management policies of the Organization

A risk management approach can make significant contributions to defining and implementing government policies in this area.

6. Review of the latest developments relating to policies and management of national mapping and charting programmes

(b) Exploration of the links between commodity policies, use and management of natural resources and sustainable development

Day 3 We shall look at some policies and standards for disaster management Day 4 and 5

(i) Advisory services advisory services on sustainable development and management of energy resources related to policies and planning, demand side management, energy efficiency and renewable energy development

I refer to such issues as recruitment and promotion policies, the administration of justice, management reporting systems, staffing and financing of peace keeping operations and contract management.

There had been no changes in the Organization's human resources management policies as a result of the experiment.

Local communities play a central role in the adoption and success of effective land and water management policies.

In preparing human resource management policies for the unified Department, a number of special issues require further analysis.

However, economic growth and expectations are constantly threatened by inappropriate macroeconomic policies, poor economic management and external shocks.

(c) A specific and expanded role for women in all aspects of shelter policies, production, management and monitoring.

Policies and measures for their management at the national, regional and international levels are discussed in section III.

(d) Enhancing the management of development assistance through clear articulation of Forum island countries development policies and priorities

64. The Integrated Management Information System should be continuously developed and reformulated to incorporate recent developments and policies.

(a) Countries should be encouraged to adopt integrated water resource management, including demand management, develop renewable and non conventional resources, and involve stakeholders in planning and implementing water policies

Water demand management policies could also be used for reducing the waste water volumes and required investment in sewerage.

Management of the system will be regulated through a governance framework and process with clear standards, policies and guidelines.

Finally, the discussion addressed the relevance of national ICT policies for the implementation process of a destination management system.

(viii) Participation in the activities of joint staff management bodies on personnel policies and staff welfare, early identification of potential problems between management and staff, and contributions to their resolution

To this end, the government must tighten financial supervision, improve budgetary management, and enhance the operational efficiency of fiscal policies.

Encourages Non Self Governing Territories to take steps to establish and or strengthen disaster preparedness and management institutions and policies

To develop public policies that strengthen and stimulate the network initiatives, regulating and supporting the management of programs and projects.