Drawing attention to cooperation between UNODC and Brazilian Ministry of Health for prevention in Schools and Families. Re. para B2, of Item 12 of our agenda, we have taken note of p. 19 that reflects the fact that Brazil was one of the biggest providers of voluntary contributions up to 2012. Reflects our faith in …
From Plenary Sessions
CND Plenary Day 1 – Canada
Canada has a strong and positive relationship with UNODC. Canada has contributed over $100 million to the organisation. Supports results-based financial management where accountability and transparency are importance. Supports technical assistance and capacity building. Full cost recovery will be consistently applied in field offices and headquarters. Canada supports limited FCR to review field offices with …
CND Plenary Day 1 – Finland
We will focus on strengthening the office. We thank the UNODC for information you have offered us today and throughout the year. The operational implementation at UNODC is at its early stage, and even so further advanced than in other parts of the UN. We are happy to continue discussions on this issue. This goes …
CND Plenary Day 1 – Sweden
Last year was busy for UNODC, integrated programme approach rolled out. Full Cost Recovery would also be rolled out. Need to ensure this happens. Sweden supports these reforms. UNODC had been going in a bad direction, there was little transparency. The new system has not created any new costs. The reform allows donors and recipients …
CND Plenary Day 1 – USA
The assessment of the UNODC ED in his report is useful and we will continue to look to UNODC to prepare towards 2016. UNODC’s leadership is demonstrated in programme delivery and evaluation of success. We value the effectiveness and transparency of programmes. In this difficult budgetary context, we appreciate the role of UNODC. But we …
CND Plenary Day 1 – Japan
Thanks the chair for their charing of HLS. Japan recommends the UNODC and their activities in regional and thematic programmes, especially in South East Asia and West Africa. Japan gives high priority to drug problem so hope it can continue to work with UNODC. In regards to full cost recovery model: it will need to …