Organization matters


Press Release
ORG/1757

The General Assembly established the United Nations Board of Auditors in 1946 as an important mechanism to promote accountability and transparency in the United Nations. The Board audits the accounts of the United Nations Organization and its funds and programmes and reports its findings and recommendations to the General Assembly, through the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions and other governing bodies. The Board has three members, who are jointly responsible for the audit.

Noon Briefings

In Lebanon, approximately 40 per cent of the over 1 million people displaced by conflict have returned to their home areas, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and International Organization for Migration report. However, thousands remain displaced and dependent on humanitarian assistance.

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The Fifth Committee (Administrative and Budgetary) will conclude the second part of its resumed eightieth session, taking action on several draft resolutions. Following that meeting, the General Assembly will meet to act on the approved Fifth Committee reports. The Fifth Committee's session began 4 May and focused on the administrative and budgetary aspects of financing UN peacekeeping operations, as well as on improving the UN's financial situation.
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The Fifth Committee (Administrative and Budgetary) will conclude the second part of its resumed eightieth session, taking action on several draft resolutions. Following that meeting, the General Assembly will meet to act on the approved Fifth Committee reports. The Fifth Committee's session began 4 May and focused on the administrative and budgetary aspects of financing UN peacekeeping operations, as well as on improving the UN's financial situation.