| For Slow Food, Alice is an international vice president and member of the president's council, according to the group's organigram. |
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| This entails an organigram and job descriptions for each member of the team. |
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| Mr Lenten presented an organigram and highlighted some changes to reporting lines that had been made. |
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| The completed organigram will be of most use to other States when read in conjunction with a completed Country Profile. |
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| The new organigram for UNOPS Copenhagen holds great promise for improved accountability and support to field operations. |
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| An organigram was needed, showing the institutional set-up in each country. |
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| Annotation: The organigram should contain information on the functions allocated to each element. |
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| The Federation's organigram can be found on its website, where the full structure of the Federation is described. |
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| Creating an organigram is useful in some cases, especially if there are a number of committee groups and partners. |
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| See annex III containing the functional organigram of the Section. |
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| Instructions: Suggest including a model of the original organigram of the project alongside an organigram of the project as it actually functions at the time of the pre-evaluation. |
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| For this reason, the structure of the locking system will no longer be organised by person, but rather by function, organigram or building situations. |
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| Of course the committee of the European social dialogue is not an internal structure at ETF, but we have taken it into account in this organigram because it is one of the important pillars of our activities. |
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