UN
Corruption Under Guterres Has
ECA Songwe Hiding Personal
Travel Mismanagement
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Initial
xclusive CJR
UNITED NATIONS
GATE, October 24 – The
corruption in
the UN system
under UN
Secretary
General
Antonio
Guterres
ranges from
impunity for
sexual abuse
and harassment
to
double-dipping
of benefits,
to massive
over-spending
on travel by Guterres
himself, by
Erik Solheim
and others at
UNEP
and, as Inner
City Press
will now be
detailing in a
series of
articles based
on leaked
documents, in
the UN
Development
Program and
its Office of
South South
Cooperation. Travel
expenses by
UNDP in 2017
amounted to
nearly $27
million, and
by August 2018
came in at a
staggering $26
million four
months short
of year end. Today
we focus on
the UN
Economic
Commission on
Africa, where
among the
complaints are
Guterres like
travel waste
abuses, and
beyond. From
UN staff:
"After barely
surviving an
institutionally
devastating
four years
under former
Executive
Secretary Mr.
Carlos Lopes,
Economic
Commission for
Africa (ECA)
staff are now
reeling from
the absence of
leadership or
a cohesive
vision from
ECA’s first
female
Executive
Secretary, Ms.
Vera Songwe.
After, over
one year with
Ms. Songwe at
the helm,
observers can
only surmise
that she has
proven to be a
failure and an
embarrassment
to the UN
leadership
that appointed
her. Ms.
Songwe’s
indecisive and
ad hoc
managerial
style has
virtually
paralyzed ECA
staff, and the
institution is
literally
frozen in
time. The
Executive
Secretary
appears to
have little to
no interest in
overseeing the
organization,
as evidenced
by the minimal
hours that she
spends at ECA
headquarters
or in Addis
Ababa. Ms.
Songwe clearly
sees her role
as an
Ambassador at
Large, with a
calendar full
of
overlapping,
jet-setting
itineraries
that would
confound the
most
experienced
travel agent,
and the
requisite
photo ops with
heads of state
and other VIPs
worldwide.
Currently, Ms.
Songwe has
lost
credibility
and authority
not only in
the eyes of
the ECA staff,
but more
importantly,
within the
African and
international
diplomatic
community.
The current
state of ECA,
as of the
fourth quarter
of 2018:
1. Ms. Songwe
has failed to
provide a
strategic
vision for the
organization.
Her “Reform
Agenda” is an
incoherent
assortment of
ideas, which
change daily
and are
unimplementable.
2. Ms. Songwe
dedicated
almost eight
months to
reviewing
staff
capacity,
allowing
directors to
assess
employees
based on
favoritism,
not merit. She
instructed
directors to
begin
implementing a
"Reform
Agenda,"
without the
approval of HQ
in New York.
As a result,
staff is
ineffective
because they
are unsure of
how to proceed
in an informal
manner, within
a structured
environment.
3. She has
consistently
been rude
&
dismissive of
the staff
Union who has
voiced their
concerns about
her unorthodox
way of
evaluating
staff &
the so-called
informal
movements of
staff members.
Take for
instance the
Town Hall
meeting of
20th September
where Ms
Songwe talked
to the
President of
the staff
union in a
very
condescending
way &
humiliated him
when he raised
issues of
concern to
staff. She was
petulant,
scathing,
derogatory
& staff
left the
meeting more
confused &
disgusted
about her
leadership
than ever
before. At the
meeting she
refused to
allow staff
access to
minutes of her
decision to
move staff
& evaluate
them using a
private sector
appraisal
system. She
called another
Town Hall
meeting on 5th
October where
she was a
little more
conciliatory
but staff
continue to be
unimpressed as
she showed no
leadership.
4. An example
of Ms.
Songwe’s
frequent abuse
of authority
is the
unprecedented
overages in
her travel
budget, which
has frequently
been allocated
to trips that
have no
connection to
ECA’s mission
or mandate.
With a deficit
of $64,000 of
her travel
budget she has
diverted
restricted
Program funds
for
departmental
travel for
implementation
to her travel
for personal
reasons. Ms.
Songwe
frequently
modifies her
itineraries at
the last
minute,
changing
airlines for
various legs
of her trips,
and costing
the
organization
up to ten
times more
than the
standard
charges. There
is little
supporting
documentation
for her
travel, and
often no
administrative,
programme or
finance staff
knows the
purpose of her
travels. One
of these trips
can cost as
much as
$15,000
-$20,000.
5. For
instance, why
would Ms.
Songwe return
to Addis from
New York on a
Saturday, for
a few hours,
then return to
New York that
same day? What
is the
justification?
This has
occurred more
than once. Or,
why is it
necessary for
the UN to
charter a
flight for her
to give an
address at a
United States
University
(her alma
mater) because
she missed her
connecting
flight in
Frankfurt?
But, then she
ends up in
Paris and
gives the
address to the
university by
telephone? Ms.
Songwe has
also ordered
that an
Ethiopian
Airlines
flight from
Johannesburg
to Addis be
delayed for
her late
boarding.
6. How does
Ms. Songwe
arrive in
Nouakchott for
the AU summit,
then disappear
for two days
and
surreptitiously
go to
Washington DC
to attend a
party for a
personal
friend? How
does she go to
Geneva for
half a day,
attend a
meeting for
thirty
minutes, then
go shopping
for the rest
of the day?
7. To create a
workaround for
her travel
budget
deficit, Ms.
Songwe’s
requested that
the finance
department
identify more
resources to
fund her
travel. The
only available
funds that
finance had
access to at
the time was
the staff
salaries
budget lines.
Ms. Songwe
subsequently
informed all
directors by
email that she
was diverting
30% of their
travel budgets
earmarked for
programmatic
work. This
transpired
during the
week that the
UN Secretary
General
informed all
heads of UN
entities to
cut budgets
and/or find
the means to
conserve
resources.
8. Why was a
UN vehicle
solely
dedicated to
Ms. Songwe’s
children, who
habitually
contact UN
drivers after
midnight to
transport
their friends
to their
homes?
9. Ms. Songwe
is
uninterested
in promoting
ECA, its
programs, or
Africa.
Instead, she
is
laser-focused
on using ECA
to raise her
personal and
professional
profile
throughout the
global
community,
demanding that
staff work
overtime to
ensure that
she is
constantly
featured on
the ECA
website and
via social
media.
10. Ms. Songwe
appears to be
conflicted
between her
role as ECA
Executive
Secretary, and
her desire to
engage in the
private
sector. An
example of
this is the
private
meeting at the
Addis Sheraton
that Ms.
Songwe
organized for
foreigners
interested in
investing in
Ethiopian
Airlines.
11. UN
leadership
should also be
aware that
Songwe has
surrounded
herself with
fellow
Cameroonians,
because she
does not trust
colleagues of
different
ethnicities.
This has
fostered a
divisive work
environment,
based upon
xenophobia
which should
be eliminated,
not
encouraged.
If the UN had
intended to
make history
by selecting
the first
woman to head
the Economic
Commission for
Africa, there
was no
shortage of
qualified
women with the
maturity,
gravitas and
expertise to
lead ECA at
this critical
point in
history. Ms.
Songwe was
hired despite
a glaring
absence of
experience
leading or
managing a
major
institution.
All of the
above is lost
on Ms. Songwe
as she
continually
undermines her
directors at
every turn,
and
simultaneously
makes
disparaging
remarks about
them to junior
staff. She
by-passes
establishes
structures
&
directors to
work with
individuals in
an informal
way. The UN
must act to
halt the
effects of
another poor
choice to lead
ECA, and hire
an individual
who has the
skills,
expertise and
commitment to
Africa’s
future that
the continent
deserves. ECA,
after four
years of
Carlos Lopes,
cannot survive
another four
years of
mismanagement
and disdain
for the
institution.
ECA is not a
stepping
stone. It is
an institution
where the
senior
executive
position
should be the
pinnacle of a
candidate’s
career and
where they
arrive ready,
willing and
able to do the
selfless, hard
work that the
region and its
citizens
deserve.
Regards
Concerned
UNECA"
Previously, on
UNDP's
chief of staff
of Michele
Candotti whose
defense of
high
officials'
double dipping
Inner City
Press has
previously reported,
and who has
rung up
$44,714 in
travel costs
including,
strangely, to
California and
New York. Leaked
travel budget
document
downloadable
on Patreon here, with
Air Ticket the
first column
and
"Allowance"
the second:
MICHELE
CANDOTTI,
Chief of Staff
$ 44,714.04
New York $
5,536.00 $
5,005.00
California $
390.00 $
631.00
Belgium -
Italy $
3,371.00 $
2,447.00
Belgium $
2,063.00 $
1,995.04
Italy - Turkey
$ 3,877.00 $
1,295.00
Italy -
Ethiopia -
Kenya $
7,422.00 $ -
Kenya - Italy
$ 7,561.00 $
3,121.00
We'll have
more on this.
UNDP's chief
of the
Regional
Bureau for
Arab States
Mourad Wahba
has rung up
$188,000 in
travel
expenses. Leaked
travel budget
document
downloadable
on Patreon here, with
Air Ticket the
first column
and
"Allowance"
the second :
MOURAD WAHBA,
Regional
Bureau for
Arab States $
187,763.32
Jordan - Egypt
$ 8,346.20 $
2,172.00
Belgium -
Kenya -
Somalia $
11,861.00 $
2,805.77
Washington DC
$ 449.00 $
347.20
Switzerland $
15,850.10 $
573.00
Egypt $
3,897.00 $
690.00
Jordan $
5,103.44 $
1,402.24
Washington DC
$ 480.00 $
521.44
Japan $
7,634.00 $
1,565.40
Syria -
Lebanon -
Turkey $
4,246.00 $
2,773.20
Belgium $
6,936.00 $
999.68
Djibouti -
Yemen -
Somalia -
Kenya $
6,918.00 $
1,685.00
Germany $
11,048.00 $
1,154.00
Lebanon $
3,615.00 $
(9.91)
France -
Switzerland $
11,424.00 $
2,146.96
Belgium $
17,565.00 $
2,502.16
UAE- Kuwait $
5,684.00 $
1,701.96
Algeria $
5,797.00 $
447.18
Lebanon $
3,220.00 $ -
Belgium $
9,134.00 $
2,247.40
Lebanon -
Jordan -
Tunisia -
Libya $
3,681.00 $
1,899.56
Washington DC
$ 937.00 $
399.20
Germany $
6,276.00 $
1,523.14
Japan $
6,908.00 $
1,207.00."
We'll have
more on this.
Wahba was
given his
current post,
a transfer
from the UN's
failing even
murderous
(through
cholera)
presence in
Haiti, as a
form of quid
pro quo.
Before being
banned from
the UN as part
of Guterres'
censorship for
corruption,
Inner City
Press asked
spokesman
Stephane
Dujarric why
the UN's
humanitarian
coordinator in
Haiti would be
taken out for
another job at
this time. The
why wasn't
answered.
This week,
Dujarric has
refused to
answer any
Press
questions
about travel
costs, at
UNDP,
Solheim's UNEP
and - a fish
rots from the
head - his
boss Guterres.
In the past in
the UN
briefing room,
before now
being banned
from it, Inner
City Press
questioned
Wahba about
his statement
that Hurricane
Matthew, and
not the
UN-brought
cholera, was
the worst
humanitarian
event since
the 2010. So
the UN under
Guterres is
failing on all
fronts - and
censoring to
try to conceal
it.
On
September 19
Inner City
Press profiled
the
Deputy
Administrator
of UNDP Tegegnework
Gettu, whose
travel waste
we previously
reported
on and his
threat to
staff that
they better be
careful. Inner
City Press
Press was
thrown out of
the UN without
due process
and Guterres
spokesman has
refused to
answer Inner
City Press'
questions
about travel
waste, of his
boss Guterres
and about UNDP
in particular.
Gettu's tab is
$159,640.41.
Look
in his leaked
list at his
inflated
airfare to
Switzerland,
leaked travel
budget
document
downloadable
on Patreon here, with
Air Ticket the
first column
and
"Allowance"
the second :
TEGEGNEWORK
GEITU,
Associate
Administrator
$ 159,640.41
Nigeria $
11,197.00 $
280.00
Norway $
5,116.00 $
784.00
Afghanistan $
16,260.00 $
162.00
Switzerland $
22,136.21 $
368.00
Japan $
5,405.00 $
574.00
China $
3,459.00 $
460.00
Afghanistan $
20,489.00 $
162.00
China, Qatar $
16,697.00 $
2,178.00
Kenya $
4,473.00 $
1,050.00
Malaysia $
11,084.00 $
216.00
China -
Ethiopia $
16,645.02 $
1,545.57
Djibouti $
6,916.00 $
466.35
Eritrea $
1,273.26 $
430.00
China $
9,398.00 $
416.00
We'll
have more on
this. On
September 18,
as elsewhere
in the UN
system
corrupted by
Guterres the
head of UN
Environment
Erik Solheim
blames his
travel waste
on his own
administrative
(Inner City
Press
exclusively
pubished
Solheim's
internal email
here),
we focus on
the head of
UNDP, Achim
Steiner. Since
being given
the top job at
UNDP by
Guterres in
exchange for
allowing
Guterres'
power grab of
the UN
Resident
Coordinator
system from
UNDP, one of
the dubious
reform for
support of
which by UN
Budget
Committee char
Tommo Monthe
of Cameroon
Guterres
helped cover
up Cameroon's
slaughter of
Anglophones,
Steiner's
international
travel has
cost nearly
$10,000 or
more for
airfare per
trip, with one
trip to
Myanmar
- Japan -
United Kingdom
costing around
$28,000 for
airfare only.
Leaked travel
budget
document
downloadable
on Patreon here, with
Air Ticket the
first column
and
"Allowance"
the second :
UNDP
MANAGEMENT Air
Ticket
Allowance
ACHIM STEINER,
Administrator
$ 353,732.24
Switzerland $
1,024.00 $ -
New York $
9,345.00 $ -
New York $
8,612.00 $
151.68
Italy $
10,205.00 $
320.00
Myanmar -
Japan - United
Kingdom $
28,453.45 $
1,239.04
Sweden -
Norway $
7,409.00 $
736.00
Germany $
10,039.00 $
324.00
United Kingdom
$ 6,576.00 $
439.75
San Francisco
$ 3,758.00 $
411.24
Washington DC
$ 408.00 $
1,029.68
Washington DC
$ 612.00 $
893.06
Sweden $
9,887.00 $
214.00
Egypt $
7,345.00 $
207.00
Germany -
Qatar $
11,991.00 $
2,592.06
Switzerland -
India - China
- France $
31,443.70 $
1,969.64
Switzerland -
Ethiopia -
Somalia $
19,652.30 $
6,976.69
UAE - Kuwait -
Lebanon -
Germany -
Belgium $
19,985.00 $
3,143.32
Washington DC
$ 1,380.00 $
545.57
Zimbabwe -
Argentina $
16,523.00 $
1,284.38
Boston $
523.62 $
385.00
Turkey -
France $
11,515.30 $
708.59
United Kingdom
$ 6,877.00 $ -
Sweden $
5,779.00 $
838.00
Washington DC
$ 915.00 $
1,099.70
Belgium -
United Kingdom
$ 7,974.00 $
4,521.88
Norway -
Russia $
9,617.00 $
938.03
Switzerland -
France -
Germany $
13,829.00 $
2,382.77
France $
13,350.00 $
841.35
Vietnam $
6,830.00 $
402.67
Argentina -
United Kingdom
$ 17,915.00 $
764.77
Angola -
Namibia $
8,616.00 $ -
Germany $
6,098.00 $
322.00
Panama $
3,037.00 $
526.00." All
for a total of
$
353,732.24....
Note that
Guterres' son
has business
links,
undisclosed
and unanswered
on, in Angola
and Namibia.
We'll have
more on this.
We started
September 17
with UNOSSC
because
after exposing
how it was
used by
convicted UN
briber Ng Lap
Seng, a
corrupt
censorship
order by
Guterres and
his Global
Communicator
Alison Smale
resulted last
week in Inner
City Press
remaining
banned from a
press
conference by
OSSC director
Jorge Chediek,
who was then
invited by the
resident
correspondents
present to say
that te
Office's
corruption has
been
"fabricated."
Video here.
This is
the UN of
Guterres, who
has taken 15
publicly
funded junkets
to Lisbon on
which his
spokesman
Stephane
Dujarric has
refused to
answer or
disclose the
costs. And
this is
Chediek's
spending on
travel,
exclusive
leaked
document here.
Chediak has
undertaken 27
trips, costing
nearly
$145,000. The
issue of Mr.
Chediek' s
travel has
been raised
previously by
Inner City
Press. In a 10
April 2017 article,
Inner City
Press wrote
that the
director
"devotes his
time to
useless travel
promoting
books already
'launched' in
New York and
to pitching
the conference
that would
give him his
ASG post." In
the lead up to
BAPA+40, a
majorinternational
conference to
be paid for
and hosted by
the bankrupt
Argentine
government, he
seems to be
doing just
that,
including
bragging about
this meeting
with Guterres'
Global Censor
Alison Smale
who has not
provided any due
process,
nor made the
UN's minimal
public
financial
disclosure. In
a recent
example of the
excessive
travels
undertaken by
the staff of
this
questionable
Office, a
conference in
China saw a
total of four
staff from New
York, all
Chinese
nationals,
accompany Mr.
Chediek.
Despite this
undeniable
waste, and in
the context of
considerable
strain on
UNDP' s core
funding, the
Office for
South-South
Cooperation
has
managed to
escape all
budgetary
cuts. The
Office
continues to
receive $3.5
million and a
similar amount
for staff
salaries
annually as
core funding
from UNDP for
the 2018 -
2021 period.
More on
Chediek's
travel, in a
series to be
carried out
down the line
at UNDP, with
Air Ticket the
first column
and
"Allowance"
the second :
JORGE CHEDIEK,
UN Office for
South-South
Cooperation $
144,298.82
Benin $
5,390.00
$ 509.04
Switzerland $
2,450.00 $
1,272.00
Thailand $
3,140.00 $
975.53
Turkey -
Kazakhstan $
4,500.00 $
1,091.24
Kenya $
4,740.00 $
1,210.72
China $
5,270.00 $
673.40
Brazil $
5,950.00 $
505.76
Argentina $
3,520.00 $
1,230.00
China - India
$ 9,045.10 $
1,420.90
Argentina $
4,053.00 $
1,168.32
France $
2,424.50 $
1,313.68
Germany $
2,315.00 $
1,030.00
Brazil $
2,672.10 $
815.50
Turkey $
2,722.00 $
363.00
Bangladesh -
Hong Kong $
7,800.00 $
1,771.48
Hawaii $
2,848.00 $
337.80
Egypt - France
$ 3,976.90 $
2,283.00
Brazil $
2,747.60 $
822.17
Argentina $
5,053.70 $
909.52
Portugal -
Spain $
3,832.01 $
1,698.16
Cuba $ 342.70
$ 848.94
South Africa $
7,424.50 $
710.39
China $
5,429.00 $
1,307.21
France -
Norway $
1,912.71 $
1,603.60
Thailand $
6,326.00 $
1,262.83
Egypt $
5,650.00 $
983.92
India $
3,882.21 $
763.68
Yes, a
total of over
$144,000. But
there's worse
at UNDP -
watch this
site. Since
Guterres had
Inner City
Press roughed
up on and
banned since
July 3, it
cannot ask
about this at
the UN noon
briefing as it
has in the
past, back to
the time of
Kofi Annan.
But it has
asked
Guterres'
spokesman Stephane
Dujarric,
who Guterres'
Communicator
Alison Smale
said would
answered - but
didn't:
"August 27-3:
Please state
the
Secretariat's
and DSG /
Development
System's
knowledge of
dual citizen
staff getting
US Tax
reimbursement
and also Home
Leave and
Education
grant
entitlements
using their
national/original
passport - and
what is being
done about
it." No answer
at all, 23
hours after
the briefing
in which
Dujarric
claimed the
ban is for
being in a
parking lot
making some
diplomats and
UN officials
uncomfortable.
(Isn't that a
journalist's
job?) On
August 28,
Dujarric wrote
to Inner City
Press
regarding the
question, "I
WILL HAVE A
COMMENT LATER
ON THIS
ISSUE." But
now two days
later,
nothing.
Instead, from
within UNDP,
an all-staff
email
referencing
Inner City
Press' story,
leaked to
Inner City
Press: "From:
UNDP Bulletin
Sent:
Wednesday,
August 29,
2018 5:06:13
PM (UTC-05:00)
Eastern Time
(US &
Canada)
To: All Staff
UNDP Global
Subject:
Update on
Staff Benefits
Dear
Colleagues,
You may have
seen a press
article
published this
week which
alleges that a
number of UNDP
staff are
improperly
receiving
benefits
related to
their
expatriate
status as
internationally
recruited
staff.
Given our duty
of care to
staff and to
the
organization,
I would like
to take this
opportunity to
inform you
regarding the
situation.
Firstly, it is
important to
recognize that
UNDP is a
rules-based
organization.
For the
benefit of its
stakeholders,
its staff, and
the people it
serves, UNDP
recognizes it
is of the
utmost
importance
that
administrative
rules are
applied
consistently
and fairly. In
recognition of
that
principle, and
as standard
procedure,
UNDP regularly
screens for
compliance
with
administrative
rules.
Secondly, as
part of that
screening,
UNDP had
already
commissioned
an independent
review by the
UN
Secretariat’s
Office of
Human
Resources
Management to
ensure the
fair and
consistent
application of
rules related
to eligibility
for UNDP
headquarters
staff who are
internationally
recruited and
receive
related
entitlements
and benefits.
Thirdly, I
would like to
emphasize that
there is no
evidence nor
any suggestion
that any
member of UNDP
staff has
acted
inappropriately
or
dishonestly.
OHR, on behalf
of UNDP, will
continue to
ensure that
rules and
procedures are
applied
properly and
correctly, in
this, as in
all other
cases.
With my best
regards,
Michele
Candotti
Chief of Staff
& Director
of the
Executive
Office."
But as
whistleblowers
point out, "Of
course they
have to say
that because
so many high
level staff
are also
taking home
leave benefits
they don't
have right to.
Many of us
hope you won't
let this story
go. You must
press Steiner
and the high
level ppl
listed in that
chart you
posted to
respond to
your questions
and ask the
top man at HR
David
Bearfield to
explain how
these ppl take
home leave
when Staff
Rule 4.5 (d)
says they
can't. This is
wrong." So is
Guterres'
outrageous
targeting,
roughing up
and banning of
Inner City
Press to try
to cover up
his UN's
corruption.
Here
they are, with
names
unredacted as
no responses
at all to
questions
asked in three
days ago to
Guterres'
Team,
including on
WOGC,
connected to
imprisoned UN
briber Ng Lap
Seng's Carlos
Garcia,
dealing in
Kiribati with
the UN,
separate
exclusive here,
now this:
"Dear Matthew,
While UNDP and
all UN
agencies are
suffering from
the budget
problem, some
dishonest UNDP
staff are
taking two
entitlements
using their
two passports
interchangeably
against the
UNDP benefits
entitlement
rules.
As a US
Citizen, they
get US Tax
reimbursement;
they also get
Home Leave and
Education
grant
entitlements
using their
national/original
passport.
It is sad to
see UNDP’s
senior staff
participated
in this fraud,
as you can see
from below
Atlas record
these staffs
grade is from
P4 – D2.
Predominantly,
Ana Patricia
ALVAREZ,
and
Shazma
Nathwani,
the HR
Advisors also
participated
in this
scam.
Some of the
staff got more
than $100,000
with this
ongoing
problem, e.g.
Shazma
Nathwani,
$168,000. HR
Staff have
identified
this issue
early this
year and
reported to
the HR
Director and
BMS Director
but no action
taken.
All UNDP staff
in HQ knows
this problem
but had no
other choice
fear of
retaliation,
because of
these people
close
relationship
with UNDP
senior
management
including
their
network.
We need your
help...
ATLAS Record -
List of Staffs
with
inappropriate
multiple
benefits
No
Name
Title
Current
Location
Level
Country-Place
of Home
Leave
Nationality
Types
Douale
payments made
1
ALVAREZ,
Ana Patricia
HR Business
Partner
Central
Bureaus,
HQ/BMS/OHR
UNDP - New
York
P-5
Honduras
Honduras-
official
Home Leave and
Education
Grant
USA - Tax
2
ASSAF,
Dena
Deputy
Director,
HQ/UNDOCO
UNDP - New
York
D-2
Palestine
Palestine -
official
Home Leave
USA - Tax
3
BRANT
Heather
Chief of
Section,
HQ/Evaluation
Office
UNDP - New
York
P-5
Switzerland
Switzerland -
official
Home Leave and
Education
Grant
USA - Tax
4
ALAIN
Noudehou
Chief of Staff
&
Director,
Executive
Office, CO/SS
South Sudan
D-2
Benin
Benin -
official
Education
Grant
USA - Tax
5
ORUC
Yesim
Deputy
Director,
HQ/BERA/LO/Washington
Washington
P-5
Tureky
Turkey -
official
Education
Grant
USA - Tax
6
REIMOV,
Ajmiyaz
Programme
Analyst
(Research),
HQ/BPPS
UNDP - New
York
P-2
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan -
official
Education
Grant
USA - Tax
7
RUSSELL,
Andrew
UN Development
Coordinator,
HQ/BMS/OHR
UNDP - New
York
D-1
Canada
Canada -
official
Education
Grant
USA - Tax
8
SERENYI
Peter
Policy
Specialist,
HQ/UNDOCO
UNDP - New
York
P-4
Hungary
Hungary -
official
Education
Grant
USA - Tax
9
SHAMASH-LADD
Hamutal Esther
Legal
Specialist
UNDP - New
York
P-4
Israel
Israel -
official
Home Leave
USA - Tax
10
UNGUREANU
Carla
Human
Resources
Analyst,
HQ/BMS/OHR
UNDP - New
York
P-2
Peru
Peru -
official
Home Leave
USA - Tax
11
JUHKAM
Robert
Team Leader,
HQ/BERA
UNDP - New
York
P-5
Estonia
Estonia -
official
Home Leave and
Education
Grant
USA - Tax
12
KINSLEY
Sharon
Deputy Chief
of Staff &
Deputy
Director
UNDP - New
York
D-1
UK
UK - official
Home Leave and
Education
Grant
USA - Tax
13
LINOU
Natalia
Policy
Specialist,
HQ/BPPS
UNDP - New
York
P-4
Greece
Greece -
official
Home Leave and
Education
Grant
USA - Tax
14
NATHWANI
Shazma
Human
Resources
Specialist,
HQ/BMS/OHR
UNDP - New
York
P-4
Australia
Australia -
Official
Home Leave
USA - Tax
A
Regards,
UNDP Staffers
We'll have
more on this.
***
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