In addition, through the efforts of contracting parties to the IPPC, the United Nations proclaimed . A significant amount of advocacy material to promote the IPPC and is already available through the . Other materials are available on the IPPC and on other social media accounts: , and . Effective Governance and Management Goverance The IPPC is governed by the Commission up of 183 IPPC contracting parties. Three Commission subsidiary bodies provide oversight and direction between Commission meetings: Commission Bureau the seven-member elected executive body of the Commission that – acts on behalf of the Commission to provide guidance to the IPPC Secretariat and Commission subsidiary bodies between the annual meetings of the Commission. Standards Committee (SC) the oversight body for the standard setting process – Implementation and Capacity Development Committee (ICDC) the oversight body for – implementation and capacity development programme In its governance role the Commission (and subsidiary bodies) provides oversight in the interests of all contracting parties to enable the purposes of the IPPC to be achieved. The Commission determines the strategy and direction of the IPPC, approves annual work plans and budgets, monitors and reviews progress and ensures coherence and alignment within the organisation and externally. The Commission has approved a number of strategies to various aspects of the work programme over both the short and long-term. These include: IPPC Strategic Framework IPPC National Capacity Development Strategy IPPC Resource Mobilization Strategy IPPC Communications Strategy IPPC National Reporting Obligations Strategy IPPC Framework for Standards and Implementation The most significant governance challenge for the Commission is to establish sustainable funding mechanism sufficient to support delivery of the growing ambitions of the organisation, particularly in the implementation and capacity development area. Management The IPPC Secretariat is hosted by FAO and its Headquarters is in Rome, Italy. The staff of the IPPC Secretariat currently consists of a Secretary, and several professional officers and administrative staff. The Secretariat is complemented by contracting parties providing staff resources through various contributions. The IPPC Secretariat provides the management function to ensure the smooth operation of the Commission and coordination of the work programmes of the Standards Committee and the Implementation and Capacity Development Committee. In addition, the Secretariat delivers a wide
In addition, through the efforts of contracting parties to the IPPC, the United Nations proclaimed . A significant amount of advocacy material to promote the IPPC and is already available through the . Other materials are available on the IPPC and on other social media accounts: , and . Effective Governance and Management Goverance The IPPC is governed by the Commission up of 183 IPPC contracting parties. Three Commission subsidiary bodies provide oversight and direction between Commission meetings: Commission Bureau – the seven-member elected executive body of the Commission that acts on behalf of the Commission to provide guidance to the IPPC Secretariat and Commission subsidiary bodies between the annual meetings of the Commission. Standards Committee (SC) – the oversight body for the standard setting process Implementation and Capacity Development Committee (ICDC) – the oversight body for implementation and capacity development programme In its governance role the Commission (and subsidiary bodies) provides oversight in the interests of all contracting parties to enable the purposes of the IPPC to be achieved. The Commission determines the strategy and direction of the IPPC, approves annual work plans and budgets, monitors and reviews progress and ensures coherence and alignment within the organisation and externally. The Commission has approved a number of strategies to various aspects of the work programme over both the short and long-term. These include: IPPC Strategic Framework IPPC National Capacity Development Strategy IPPC Resource Mobilization Strategy IPPC Communications Strategy IPPC National Reporting Obligations Strategy IPPC Framework for Standards and Implementation The most significant governance challenge for the Commission is to establish sustainable funding mechanism sufficient to support delivery of the growing ambitions of the organisation, particularly in the implementation and capacity development area. Management The IPPC Secretariat is hosted by FAO and its Headquarters is in Rome, Italy. The staff of the IPPC Secretariat currently consists of a Secretary, and several professional officers and administrative staff. The Secretariat is complemented by contracting parties providing staff resources through various contributions. The IPPC Secretariat provides the management function to ensure the smooth operation of the Commission and coordination of the work programmes of the Standards Committee and the Implementation and Capacity Development Committee. In addition, the Secretariat delivers a wide
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