UNDP closed its books last December, and Darshak Shah and Julie Anne Mejia wrote-off 48 million dollars as loss-investments of UNDP in NetAid during the past 4 years, with a note to file that: "NetAid was taken over from Mercy Corp International in late January 2007".
How can you be the public face of UNDP Mr. Morrison ? Aren't you ashamed of yourself ?
Your gross-miss management, leadership ignorance and corrupt behaviour has led to UNDP loosing 45 Million dollars in tax-payers funds for this MEGA-FAILURE called NetAid.
How many poor people did NetAid help to come out of poverty under your leadership ?
And now you are a D2 ? Since when ? Have you seen Personnel Form ? One thing is sure Mr. Morrison, you know where the skeletons are burried in UNDP/NetAid. That's gives you an edge in negotiating upwards your salary and positions.
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This is the Bio of Mr Morrison from the WEforum: http://www2.weforum.org/site/knowledgenavigator.nsf/Content/Morrison%20David7cef.html?open
Morrison David
President, Netaid.org Foundation, USA
NetAid
Public-private initiative that uses the Internet to enable corporations and individuals to provide direct support to poverty fighting efforts worldwide. Founded in 1999 by Cisco Systems and UNDP.
Personal Profile:
BA in History, Yale University; MPhil in International Relations, University of Oxford. 1988-89, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Pyongyang, North Korea; 1989, joined Canadian Foreign Ministry; 1991-94, Canadian Embassy, Havana, Cuba; 1994-95, Policy Staff, Halifax G-7 Summit; 1995-99, Director and Member of the Executive Board, World Economic Forum, responsible for the programme of the Annual Meeting in Davos; Adviser, United Nations Development Programme; Contributing Editor, Foreign Policy, USA. Since 2000, current position.
Looking at victory #3 ( wrt IP/PBX cancellation), can we assume that we need only to follow the dots to see what has been going on
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