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Entretien avec M. Jens Wandel, Conseiller spécial du Secrétaire général sur la réforme

24 oct 2018 - Dans ce bref entretien, le Conseiller spécial du Secrétaire général sur la réforme, M. Jens Wandel, du Danemark, présente les trois piliers de la réforme de l’ONU (développement, gestion, et paix et sécurité). L’objectif de cette réforme est de transformer l’ONU en une Organisation plus efficace et plus flexible, capable de mieux servir ses bénéficiaires partout dans le monde.

Updates

Secretary-General signs the first Statement on Internal Controls

The Secretary-General has signed the first Statement on Internal Control for all operations of the Secretariat for 2020, marking an important milestone towards achieving greater accountability for results.  The Statement on Internal Control is a public accountability document that provides reasonable assurance that the Secretariat operated under an effective system of internal control during 2020.

Video on the UN system-wide MEDEVAC Mechanism

The UN MEDEVAC Mechanism serves as an example of a successful One UN partnership between numerous entities to design, resource, and implement a system-wide medical evacuation framework in the face of the unprecedented circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic. Complementing First Line of Defense (FLOD) activities, COVID-19 MEDEVAC is a last resort, which provides life-saving support for severely ill COVID-19 patients who require a level of care not available at their location. This ensures that UN personnel, partners, and their dependents can continue to stay and deliver.

Digitizing Forms

Streamlining operations and digitizing processes

The global human resources strategy of 2019-21 set a goal to become “simplified, decentralized, flexible, and field-oriented” in order to drive strategic human resources management and empower managers. 

Then COVID-19 exposed an overreliance on physical paperwork and signatures in our human resource management. Adopting electronic signatures and migrating paper-based forms into digital systems will help the United Nations strengthen its ability to manage human resources in an ever-changing world.