International telecommunication union

A. THE UNITED NATIONS, ITS PROGRAMMES, FUNDS AND OFFICES (cont.)
ORG.	ELECTED OFFICIALS	TERM OF OFFICE	APPOINTED OFFICIALS	TERM OF OFFICE
UNFPA			Executive Director (USG) appointed by the United Nations Secretary-General after consultation with UNFPA Executive Board. Deputy Executive Directors (ASG) appointed by the United Nations Secretary-General upon recommendation of the Executive Director.	Fixed-term, usually for a period of two years and subject to renewal B no limitation on renewal.
WFP			Executive Director (USG) appointed jointly by the United Nations Secretary-General and the Director-General of FAO after consultation with Executive Board. Senior officials above D-2 appointed by the Executive Director in agreement with the United Nations Secretary-General and the Director-General of FAO and in consultation with Executive Board members.	Five years, renewable once.
^10UNU			Rector appointed by the United Nations Secretary-General after consultation with the Director-General of UNESCO following approval by Council on the recommendation of the Nominating Committee (comprising Chairman of Council, representative of the United Nations Secretary-General and representative of the Director-General of UNESCO).	Normally five years, renewable once.
ITC			Executive Head appointed at the level of Assistant Secretary-General by the United Nations Secretary-General upon a joint recommendation of the Executive Heads of the parent bodies of ITC, namely, the Secretary-General of UNCTAD and the Director-General of the World Trade Organization.	Generally three years renewable.
^11UNITAR			Executive Director appointed by the United Nations Secretary-General after consultation with the Board of Trustees.	Not specified.

B. SPECIALIZED AGENCIES OF THE UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM AND THE INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY
ORG.	ELECTED OFFICIALS	TERM OF OFFICE	APPOINTED OFFICIALS	TERM OF OFFICE
^12^13^14^15^16ILO	Director-General elected by the members of the Governing Body (more than one-half majority required, failing which GB may postpone the election and set a new deadline for submission of candidatures).	Five years B the appointment may be renewed for such further period or periods as the Governing Body may decide. No single extension shall exceed five years.	Deputy Director-General, Assistant Director-General, and Treasurer and Financial Comptroller, appointed by the Director-General after consultation with Officers of the Governing Body. In addition the Director-General may designate a Principal Deputy Director-General, in which event such designation shall be made after consultation with the Officers of the Governing Body and with the agreement of the Governing Body.	For a period not exceeding five years. Appointments may be renewed indefinitely. No single extension shall exceed five years.
^17^18FAO	Director-General appointed by the Conference (overall majority required).	Six years renewable.	Deputy Director-General appointed by the Director-General subject to confirmation by the Council.
^19UNESCO	Director-General nominated by the Executive Board and appointed by the General Conference, under such conditions as the Conference may approve.	Six years, renewable once.	Directors of Legal Affairs and Internal Oversight appointed by the Director-General after consultation with the Executive Board.
^20ICAO			Secretary General appointed by Council after consideration of all candidates suggested by States (including current Secretary General if standing for reappointment). D-2 level appointments (5 in total) made by Secretary General following advice of an ad hoc Commission, appointed by the Council (comprising members of the Council).	Specified term of office from three to five years, the exact duration of which to be determined by the Council on each occasion. Fixed-term basis for terms of between three and five years, the duration of which determined at the time of appointment.
^21^22UPU	Director-General and Deputy Director-General elected by the Congress.	Minimum five years (for a period between two successive Congresses), renewable once.	Assistant Director-General (D-2) appointed by the Director-General since 1999. Prior to this date, ADGs appointed by the Council of Administration.
^23WMO	Secretary-General appointed by the Congress.	Four years, renewable twice.