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Supplementary papers

Supplementary/Complementary papers are documents prepared by the Joint Inspection Unit to provide additional information and figures in the context of the issuance of a report or a note. Typically, the focus is on survey results, comparative studies, infographics, etc. These papers are not JIU official documents and are not officially edited. They are mostly available in English only.

Reference Title
   
2024  
   
JIU/REP/2024/1 Review of management and administration in the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN-Women)
Supplementary Paper This Supplementary Paper contains additional observations pertaining to each of the areas mandated to the Entity, which the Inspectors did not include in the main report.
   
2023  
   
JIU/REP/2023/5 Review of Management and Administration in the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Supplementary Paper FAO Finance Committee
   
JIU/REP/2023/9             Review of the quality, effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability of health insurance schemes in the United Nations system organizations 
Complementary Paper

Comparative Study of Health Insurance Schemes in JIU’s Participating Organizations & Overview of the Global Staff Survey Results 
   
JIU/REP/2023/8                Review of the use of non-staff personnel and related contractual modalities in the United Nations system organizations
Supplementary Paper Results of the Survey to Non-Staff Personnel
   
2022  
   
JIU/REP/2022/1 Review of management and administration in the United Nations Human Settlements Programme
Supplementary Papers  Results of the UN-Habitat Staff Survey
   
JIU/NOTE/2022/1 Review of the measures and mechanisms for addressing racism and racial discrimination in United Nations system organizations
Complementary Paper This complementary file provides 30 documents that support the evidence and references made in the JIU Note. The first section briefs on the review and its findings, while the second section contains the documentation of the review organized in four chapters (I to IV), as outlined below.