Management Reporting System Sample Clauses

Management Reporting System. Travel Agency shall submit to the UNDP the following reports/documents on a monthly basis, immediately or at anytime upon request by the UNDP:
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Management Reporting System. The service provider shall submit to UNDP detailed Certificate for Services Completed after each event within 10 business days from the date of completion of the event. The Certificate for Completed Services should reflect all costs associated with the event arrangement. UNDP reserves the right to conduct its own 2 The service provider must on free of charge basis ensure direction wall signs during each event 3 All vehicles to be provided for UNDP must be clean, ensured and safe and drivers must have at least 5 years of driving experience quality and pricing control surveys to ensure adequacy of the services provided with competitive prices. Duration of the Work UNDP Kuwait is going to enter into long-term agreement for an initial one year with an option to renew for the next two years subject to satisfactory performance. Location of Work The services are expected to be provided in mostly Kuwait City and other Governorates of the State of Kuwait. Quality of Required Services4 Product/Service Performance Attribute Definition Standard/Service Level Conferences and meetings including catering Accuracy Ability to perform task completely and without error Zero-Error conferences arrangements Timelines of delivery Ability to deliver product or services on or before agreed date Venue and catering confirmation is made one week prior to the event starting date Additional services associated with provision of audio visual equipment, workshop materials and other services when needed Timelines of delivery Ability to deliver services quickly and without error Confirmation 3 days before event has started Quality Ability to deliver excellent product and services Zero-Errors in equipment functionality Good value indicated by price Ability to quote competitive fare At same rates or at levels lower than market rates. Guarantee that one quotation is the lowest obtainable fare Administrative and secretarial services Competence Knowledge of the specificity of the event Knowledge of UNDP requirements and policies on event Proficiency rating of not less than 75% Required services are delivered within the deadline Accuracy Ability to perform tasks completely and without error Zero-Error in administrative and secretarial services Quality Ability to deliver services at high quality Zero-Incidence of complaints Photo and audio/video services Timelines of delivery Ability to deliver services promptly Zero delays in delivering required services Quality Ability to produce product at exc...
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Management Reporting System. Travel Agency shall submit to the UNDP the following reports/documents on a monthly basis, immediately or at anytime upon request by the UNDP: Daily/weekly/monthly production statistics with comparative figures if applicable (month to month, year to year) Monthly Carrier-Route- Fare Analysis and Production/Volume of business Changes and Updates on Airline Rates, promotions, policy changes, etc., immediately upon the Travel Agency’s receipt of the advise Complaint Analysis Destination wise travel volume Agency wise travel volume
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Management Reporting System. Event Management Company shall submit to UNDP reports and verification Acts on monthly basis, immediately or at anytime upon request by the UNDP outlining: Activity level; Number of events; Number of participants per event; Location of events; Amount per event. UNDP reserves the right to conduct its own quality and pricing control surveys to ensure adequacy of the services provided with competitive prices. Quarterly meetings will take place at UNDP to discuss performance issues and on-going cooperation.
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Management Reporting System. The Travel Agency shall submit the following reports on regular basis to designated officials: • Monthly report for each UN Agency, showing the transactions during the month. Such report must include the detail of sales and the balance available for purchases according to the approved threshold by UN Agency. This report should be reconciled with each UN Agency. All reconciled reports will have to be put together in the form of a Summary of all transactions performed on behalf of the UN Agencies, including a Grand Total that must be compared to the overall threshold for which the LTA was signed; Final reports will be the basis for the consolidated summary report. All reports, both the individual (by Agency) and consolidated, shall be submitted to the UNDP Procurement Unit within the first five
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Management Reporting System. Travel agency shall submit the following reports on a regular basis:  Quarterly Production Statistics (per UN Agency Office and consolidated format);  Quarterly Carrier – Route – Fare Analysis and Production / Volume of Business;  Monthly reports on the status of ticket refunds per UN Agency.  Changes and Update on Airline Rates, promotions, policy changes, etc, immediately upon the receipt of the advise;  Complaint Analysis.
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Management Reporting System. Travel Agents shall submit the following reports/documents: # Reports Due dates Receivers Available templates 1 Monthly reports of all tickets issued to each UN agency Date 7 for previous month report UN travel focal points Annex 1
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