An information security audit is an audit on the level of information security in an organization.

Audit of information technology (IT) management

In the event that this process triggered an audit, the environmental audit would gather all relevant environmental information necessary for implementation of effective environmental protection and rehabilitation programmes as well as any additional environmental baseline information required for evaluation of an environmental monitoring programme.

(c) Relevant background information

(c) Relevant background information

Other relevant information 20

The Secretariat collected the information on audit committees during 2004.

No relevant information at this point.

Some reports provided relevant background information.

(v) Disseminating information to relevant stakeholders

Comment by the Administration. The audits of Treasury and the relevant specialist areas have been included in the 2005 audit plan of the Internal Audit Section of the Office of Audit and Performance Reviews.

OIA will work with relevant directors to secure the endorsement of other audit guidelines in 2005.

However some relevant information is given again.

The audit procedure involves the gathering of all relevant background and current environmental data, reports, programmes etc.

(a) Information on relevant court and administrative proceedings

The following information is relevant for developers only

(c) Information relevant to United Nations troop security.

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81. With the implementation of the Integrated Management Information System (IMIS), greater monitoring and audit capabilities will be available through electronic audit trails than ever before.

Information on potential synergies with international chemical management organizations 21 Other relevant information 23

An Information Technology Auditor post (P 4) is therefore required to provide audit coverage of the information technology requirements in peacekeeping operations and in the Department and to provide methodological and direct audit support to resident auditors.

Access to relevant information concerning violations AND REPARATION MECHANISMS

Access to relevant information concerning violations and reparation mechanisms

The Audit Services Branch will also attempt to provide this information for the 2004 project audits.

In the third quarter of 2005, the UNFPA Audit Services Branch performed an audit of the conversion of data from the integrated management information system (IMIS) to Atlas.

Competent intergovernmental and non governmental organizations may submit relevant factual and technical information to the relevant branch.

The Committee may receive relevant information, through the secretariat, from the Parties and from other relevant sources.

This was especially relevant during the present audit, as a number of audits, reviews, inspections and investigations involved peacekeeping operations.

X. Access to relevant information concerning violations and reparation mechanisms

The relevant information is available at the following address www.yearofmicrocredit.org.

(c) Access to relevant information concerning violations and reparation mechanisms.

The relevant information is available at the following address www.yearofmicrocredit.org.

The relevant information is available at the following address www.yearofmicrocredit.org.

Relevant information is also included on the implementation of those recommendations.

(c) Establishment of an Internet based website to disseminate relevant information

A4.3.11.6 Also provide information on the relevant negative data (See A4.2.2.3).

Information will also include relevant international, regional and even national initiatives.

This information is relevant in all phases of a peacekeeping operation.

2. Information relevant to the safety of United Nations peace keepers

(v) Available background information on relevant policies and or national legislation

Comment by the Administration. The Audit Services Branch of UNFPA requested country offices to submit the required information.

As at 11 February 2005, 72 per cent of offices had included the information in their audit plans.

I.13 The Advisory Committee requested information concerning the resources spent on outside expertise relating to audit assignments.

Audit procedures and results of the additional audit scope

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