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- Standard Operating Procedure for Crisis Response and Recovery
  - Standard Operating Procedure for Crisis Response and Recovery
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  - Allocation of TRAC 3 Resources for Crisis Engagements
Financial Resources Management
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Programme and Project Management
Crisis Response
Financial Resources Management
Human Resources Management
Procurement
Partnerships
Administrative Services
Accountability
Information and Communications Technology
Security

Programme and Project Management

Programming Standards
Design
Implement
Close
- Close and Transition

Crisis Response

Standard Operating Procedure for Crisis Response and Recovery
- Standard Operating Procedure for Crisis Response and Recovery
Financial Resources for Response
- Allocation of TRAC 3 Resources for Crisis Engagements

Financial Resources Management

Inventory Management
- Inventory Management
Cash Banking and Investment
Financial Closure of Development Projects and Trust Funds
Financial Management and Implementation Modalities
Financial Operations Management
- Corporate Operations and Information Management
- Statutory Financial Reporting
Pipeline and Revenue Management
Expense Management
Resource Planning and Cost Recovery
Working with External Auditors
- Working with External Auditors

Human Resources Management

Duties, Obligations and Privileges
- Standards of Conduct
  - UNDP Legal Framework for Addressing Non-Compliance with UN Standards of Conduct
- Harassment, Sexual Harassment, Discrimination, and Abuse of Authority
  - Harassment, Sexual Harassment, Discrimination, and Abuse of Authority
Classification of Posts
- Job Evaluation
Salaries and Related Allowances
Appointment and Promotion
Annual and Special Leave
Social Security
Travel and Removal Expenses
- Entitlement Travel
- Relocation Shipment
  - Relocation Shipment
Separation from Services
- Entitlements upon Separation
- Types of Separation
Disciplinary Measures and Appeals
- UNDP Legal Framework for Addressing Non-Compliance with UN Standards of Conduct
Non-Staff
Workforce Management
- Organizational Unit Restructuring
  - Organizational Unit Restructuring
- Performance Management
  - Performance Management and Development
  - Probation upon Appointment

Procurement

Procurement Overview
Procurement Strategy and Planning
- Procurement Forecasting and Delivery
- Transactional Procurement Strategies and Procurement Planning
Requisition
- Requisition and Procurement of Goods, Civil Works and Services
Sourcing of Suppliers
- Sourcing and Market Research
- Vendor Sanctions
Procurement Methods
- Procurement Methods
Innovation, CSO engagement
Solicitation Process
Evaluation of Offers and Pre-award Negotiations
- Evaluation of Offers
- Pre-Award Negotiations
Procurement Review Committees
- Procurement Oversight and Procurement Review Committees
Award and Management of Contract
Construction Works
- Construction Works
Individual Contract
- Individual Contract
Long Term Agreements (LTAs) and Cooperation with UN Entities
- Long Term Agreements (LTAs) and Cooperation with UN Entities

Partnerships

Managing Partnerships
- Managing Partnerships
Private Sector
- Policy on Due Diligence and Partnerships with the Private Sector
- Private Sector Partnerships
Foundations
- Foundations

Administrative Services

Asset Management - Property, Plant and Equipment
Asset Management (Intangible Assets)
- Intangible Assets
Vehicle Management
- Vehicle Management
Lease Management (Premises and Equipment)
Management of Local Presences
- Establishing UNDP-supported presence outside a country office
- Closing a Local Presence
Duty Travel
Corporate Purchasing Card
- Corporate Purchasing Card

Accountability

Accountability System Policy
- Accountability System Policy
Information Disclosure
- Information Disclosure
Internal Control Framework (ICF)
- Internal Control Framework
- Anti-Fraud Policy
Risk Management
- Enterprise Risk Management
- Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Policy
Business Continuity Management
- Business Continuity Management
Delegation of Authorities
- Delegation of Authorities
- Participation and Role of UNDP Delegates at Major International Conferences and Events
Ethics
Evaluation
- Evaluation Policy
Managing Prescriptive Content
- Managing Prescriptive Content

Information and Communications Technology

ICT Security
ICT Oversight
- Change Control and Release Management Standards
Enterprise Solutions
Global Services
- UNDP ICT Standards

Security

Framework of Accountability for Security
- Framework of Accountability for Security
Security Policy
- Security Policy
Commercial Air Travel Safety
- Commercial Air Travel Safety Guidelines

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Inventory Management
- Inventory Management
Cash Banking and Investment
Financial Closure of Development Projects and Trust Funds
Financial Management and Implementation Modalities
Financial Operations Management
- Corporate Operations and Information Management
- Statutory Financial Reporting
Pipeline and Revenue Management
Expense Management
Resource Planning and Cost Recovery
Working with External Auditors
- Working with External Auditors

Focal Point

Adam Phillion

Effective Date

07/05/2020

Planned Review Date

07/05/2023

Version

11.0

Latest updates

May 11, 2020 - The CDR Bridge Navigation Guide has been linked in clause 4 of the CDR policy, and in step 1 of the CDR procedure table. The document offers guidance on how to use the CDR Bridge platform, including how to register implementing partners. The guide is also available in the POPP templates library (POPP-11-3234).

May 07, 2020 - The CDR policy and procedures have been updated to reflect the new CDR Bridge Platform, a digital platform that will be used for certification and as a central repository for CDRs going forward. CDRs will automatically be generated from Atlas after closure of each quarter by OFM and the CDRs delivered to the platform without any manual intervention from UNDP Offices. Offices will be requir

May 11, 2020 - The CDR Bridge Navigation Guide has been linked in clause 4 of the CDR policy, and in step 1 of the CDR procedure table. The document offers guidance on how to use the CDR Bridge platform, including how to register implementing partners. The guide is also available in the POPP templates library (POPP-11-3234).

May 07, 2020 - The CDR policy and procedures have been updated to reflect the new CDR Bridge Platform, a digital platform that will be used for certification and as a central repository for CDRs going forward. CDRs will automatically be generated from Atlas after closure of each quarter by OFM and the CDRs delivered to the platform without any manual intervention from UNDP Offices. Offices will be required to review the CDRs in the new platform and have the option to send the reports electronically (via email), and have implementing partners certify the CDRs electronically in the platform. With the launch of the CDR Bridge, uploading of CDRs to the former SharePoint site is discontinued.

March 27, 2020 - The International Commercial Terms (INCOTERMS) 2020 has been linked in step one of the Combined Delivery Report procedure table. Differences between Incoterms 2010 and 2020: The Incoterms FCA (Free Carrier) now provides the additional option to make an on-board notation on the Bill of Lading prior loading of the goods on a vessel. • The costs now appear centralized in A9/B9 of each Incoterms rule. • CIP now requires at least an insurance with the minimum cover of the Institute Cargo Clause (A) (All risk, subject to itemized exclusions). • CIF requires at least an insurance with the minimum cover of the Institute Cargo Clause (C) (Number of listed risks, subject to itemized exclusions). • The Incoterms rules Free Carrier (FCA), Delivered at Place (DAP), Delivered at Place Unloaded (DPU) and Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) now take into account that the goods may be carried without any third-party carrier being engaged, namely by using its own means of transportation. • The rule Delivered at Terminal (DAT) has been changed to Delivered at Place Unloaded (DPU) to clarify that the place of destination could be any place and not only a “terminal”. • The Incoterms 2020 now explicitly shifts the responsibility of security-related requirements and ancillary costs to the seller."

November 29, 2018 - The Combined Delivery Report is now available in French. To access the document, click on the French language tab.

April 25, 2018 - The CDR policy is now available in Spanish. To access the document, click on the Spanish language tab.

April 06, 2018 - The UNDP Corporate Planning System Navigation Guide was added to section 3 of the CDR main policy for instructions on how to upload the certified CDR and follow-up request to the CDR Library.

April 06, 2018 - The Follow-up Request template was added to section 3 of the CDR main policy for use if no response is received from the Implementing Partner within 15 calendar days of the initial CDR Certification Request.

April 06, 2018 - Section 1 of the Combined Delivery Report (CDR) main policy was updated to specify that quarterly reports cover cumulative expenses as follows: the 2nd quarter report covers expenses incurred from January to June; the 3rd quarter covers expenses incurred from January to September, and the 4th quarter covers expenses incurred from January to December.

April 06, 2018 - The initial CDR Certification Request template was added to section 2 of the CDR main policy for use when sending the Certification Request to the Implementing Partner.

April 06, 2018 - The CDR procedure table now includes the following templates and guide: (1) the Initial CDR Certification Request Template was inserted in step #3; (2) the Follow-up Request Template was inserted in step #5, and (3) the CDR Reports Corporate Planning System Navigation Guide was inserted in step #6.

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Relevant Regulations and Rules

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Policies

Main Policy

Combined Delivery Report (CDR)

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Procedures

Main Procedures

1

Steps

Review preliminary Combined Delivery Report in the CDR Bridge Platform or in Atlas.

Verify that all financial information is complete and correct. Ensure the report is consistent with the annual work plan and Atlas project budget.

Make required adjustments, including rejection or correction of recorded expenses in Atlas before the quarterly/year-end closure of the ATLAS general ledger and submodules by OFM.

Responsible Party

Programme Staff

Template/Guideline

CDR Guide

Download

UNDP Programme and Project Management - PPM POPP

Explanatory Notes

CDR Bridge platform

CDR Bridge Navigation Guide

Atlas CDR Navigation:

Main Menu > UN Reports > Project Management Reports > Portfolio Analysis > Combined Delivery Report

Main Menu > UN Reports > IPSAS Reports > IPSAS CDR by Project.

2

Steps

Quarterly/year-end closure of ATLAS general ledger and submodules automatically triggers creation of CDRs in the CDR Bridge Platform.

Responsible Party

OFM Chief of Accounts

Template/Guideline

Explanatory Notes

Quarterly closure of the general ledger and submodules is communicated via email by OFM Accounts Unit.

CDR Bridge platform

3

Steps

Grants access to UNDP programme staff authorized to approve CDRs in the CDR Bridge platform

Responsible Party

RR/DRR/Operations Manager

Template/Guideline

Explanatory Notes

RR/DRRs/OMs have rights in the CDR Bridge platform to grant access to staff in their office.

CDR Bridge platform

4

Steps

Register Implementing Partners certifying official to individual Atlas Awards in the CDR Bridge Platform

Responsible Party

Programme Staff

Template/Guideline

Explanatory Notes

Programme staff enters the email of the Implementing Partners certifying official against individual Atlas Awards in the CDR Bridge Platform.

CDR Bridge platform

5

Steps

Confirm CDR Report by Atlas Award is complete and accurate in the CDR Bridge Platform.

Responsible Party

Programme Staff

Template/Guideline

Explanatory Notes

The confirmation triggers an email to be sent to the implementing partner registered against the Atlas Award with a cover letter requesting the implementing partner to certify the CDR within 15 calendar days from the date the request is sent.

If no implementing partner was assigned to the Atlas Award, the CDR can be printed manually and mailed to the partner.

Certification is only mandatory for the 2nd, 3rd and 4th quarters.

6

Steps

Certify CDR report in the CDR Bridge Platform

Responsible Party

Implementing Partner Certifying Official

Template/Guideline

Explanatory Notes

The CDR is certified (or rejected) by the implementing partner authorized official in the CDR Bridge platform. If CDR is rejected, the implementing partner enters comments in the CDR Bridge Platform explaining the rejection.

If the CDR was mailed to the partner, the certified hard copy is mailed back to UNDP.

7

Steps

CDR Bridge platform sends an automated follow-up request to the implementing partner if no response is received within 15 calendar days of the initial request.

Responsible Party

CDR Bridge Platform

Template/Guideline

Explanatory Notes

The follow-up request states that the CDR shall be deemed to have been accepted if no response is received within 15 calendar days from the date the follow-up request.

If the CDR certification was mailed to the partner, the follow-up request also needs to be printed and mailed to the partner.

8

Steps

Receipt of certified CDR

Responsible Party

Programme Staff

Template/Guideline

Explanatory Notes

If the CDR is certified in the CDR Bridge Platform by the implementing partner, the CDR is flagged green.

If no response is received within 15 days of the second request, the CDR is flagged blue and is deemed to have been accepted.

If a manual copy of the certified CDR was mailed back by the partner, it needs to be scanned and uploaded into the CDR Bridge Platform.

UNDP Programme staff should follow-up on rejected CDRs and take appropriate actions.

9

Steps

The Q4 certified CDR is required by auditors as the basis for auditing expenses of nationally implemented projects.

Responsible Party

Auditor firms (service providers)

Template/Guideline

Explanatory Notes

OAI requires audit firms (service providers) who carry out HACT financial audits or DIM audits to include in their audit reports a copy of the signed CDR for Q4. Therefore, at year-end, offices should ensure all Q4 CDRs are certified.

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