Planning exercise for the period 1985 to 1988

Actes

• Prend note
  M. PETIK drew the attention of the Committee to the final drafts of the programmes of work that the Bureau had presented, in a uniform format, based on the draft work programmes drawn up by the Secretariats in 1985 and approved by the Committee in 1986. Although it was not then possible to draw any final conclusions it could be said that, of 150 Reporting Secretariats, 40 were inactive (their work being either finished or not yet started). Of the 110 active Secretariats, three quarters were proceeding according to plan and a quarter had slipped behind. There would be a more detailed analysis at the beginning of 1988, using the annual reports that the Bureau would receive before the end of 1987.