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appeared in KAMPALA taz
at the request of the Green MEPs Christian Ströbele a question time on 19 January.
"Basically, the criticism in the taz-references applicable: The program suffers from higher than average personnel costs and is not implemented well," the response continues. However, the technical advice for Southern Sudan Demobilisierungskommission will initially until the end of March. "A new financial contribution will depend on the submission and evaluation of the UNDP internal audits." Should Germany to cease its funding, this would have "serious impact" on the stability of southern Sudan, said William Deng, Director of Southern Sudan Demobilisierungskommission. Frustrated Exkämpfer without opportunities for integration would pose a threat. Deng therefore calls for the UNDP, "the program effectively, timely and transparent to continue." Otherwise he saw himself forced to seek alternative partners, such as the World Bank, in the Democratic Republic of Congo leads the demobilization. The UNDP has led the criticism seems already to consequences: the responsible program director, who drew an annual salary of $ 370,216, was dismissed after taz information, contracts for other international staff were not renewed at the beginning of the year. Ground, the UNDP Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric had the difficult conditions in southern Sudan: "We have recognized that they had hired too many employees. The program will now be adapted to reality. And the audit report is available mid February.
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