GENEVA (AN) — A new internal review finds many U.N. agencies lack adequate health services for their staff as global aid cuts affect operations and staffing, particularly for employees in high-risk postings.
The findings come from a systemwide review released this month examining how staff health services are organized across 28 organizations in the United Nations system. The review was prepared by Inspector Victor Moraru for the Joint Inspection Unit, the independent body mandated to evaluate coherence and effectiveness across U.N. system organizations.
