UNDP WATCH: Norway's NORAD fails to produce report on United Nations Finances as promised in October 2011 (initial date was May 2011)

Thursday, November 3, 2011

Norway's NORAD fails to produce report on United Nations Finances as promised in October 2011 (initial date was May 2011)

HOW CAN NORWAY'S PARLIAMENT ACCEPT SUCH FAILURE?

AREN'T THEY INTERESTED TO KNOW WHERE NORWAY'S CONTRIBUTIONS THRU U.N. END UP?

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CLICK here to read a Fox News Story on the above "shadow report".

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@noradevaluering they fail 2 produce report on @UN finances -norad.no/en/evaluation/… was due in may11 - 6M after still no report @norwayUN

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