Draft:Igor R. Janev
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Igor Janev (
Janev was born in Belgrade on September 29, 1964,[2] which was, at that time, part of Yugoslavia.
In 1994, he obtained both a
Janev has published 116 scientific articles and more than 25 monographs in the scientific areas of
Janev was an international expert who proposed to the United Nations Senior Management Group (SMG[6]) a new model for co-ordination in the UN system of organizations, with the potential for elimination of the negative administrative and financial effects of the present mechanism of co-ordination in the UN system. His model is based on the idea of introducing a budgetary control mechanism into the United Nations inter-agency system by providing the UN General Assembly with a legal power to approve (not only consider) the regular (administrative) budgets of UN-related agencies, by amending article 17 (paragraph 3) of the United Nations Charter. This amendment would induce a stronger de facto and de jure binding power in all United Nations decisions relating to the program(s) and budget co-ordination within the UN system and thus create a more centralized and efficient system. Administrative agreements and arrangements governing relations between the United Nations and the UN-related organizations (Specialized Agencies and IAEA) in the UN system would also be amended in accordance with that revision.[7][8]
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- ^ "Igor Janev (Editor)". Nova Science Publishers. Retrieved 2024-01-12.
- ^ ORCiD. Retrieved 2024-01-12.
- ^ "Prof. dr. Igor Janev". Google Scholar. Retrieved 2024-01-12.
- ^ "Igor Janev". ResearchGate. Retrieved 2024-01-12.
- ^ See for instance Daily.mk [1]
- ^ See Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations
- ^ See about that UN model, for instance [2]
- ^ See also Recommendation for Reforms of the Co-ordination in the UN System[3]
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