A/RES/60/266 implementation and to submit the proposals requested in the aforementioned paragraphs to the General Assembly at the main part of its sixty-first session; VI Integrated missions 1. Requests the Secretary-General to continue to refine the concept and functioning of integrated missions, strengthening the mission planning process, and to clearly detail lines of responsibility and accountability within integrated missions as well as the interaction between such missions and the different partners; Also requests the Secretary-General to ensure that the utilization of 2. mission assets by United Nations agencies is fully justified and reimbursed and that such utilization is duly recorded and reported properly; VII Procurement opportunities 1. Requests the Secretary-General, taking fully into account the observations of the Board of Auditors, in paragraphs 71 to 74 of its report,3 to increase efforts to improve procurement opportunities for vendors from developing countries and countries with economies in transition, in accordance with the relevant resolutions of the General Assembly, and to report to the Assembly at its sixty-first session on the implementation thereof; Recalls section XVI, paragraph 4, of its resolution 59/296, and requests 2. the Secretary-General to continue to ensure that information on procurement opportunities in peacekeeping operations is made available to business communities, in particular in developing countries and countries with economies in transition, through, inter alia, continued cooperation between the Department of Public Information of the Secretariat and the Procurement Service of the Department of Management of the Secretariat, utilizing the United Nations information centres and offices, as appropriate; Requests the Secretary-General to make the United Nations Procurement 3. Manual available to Member States through the website of the Procurement Service no later than August 2006; VIII Quick-impact projects 1. Welcomes the inclusion of quick-impact projects in the budgets of peacekeeping operations, and recognizes the important contribution that they make towards the successful implementation of the mandates of peacekeeping operations; Stresses that quick-impact projects are an integral part of mission 2. planning and development, as well as of the implementation of comprehensive strategies to meet the challenges facing complex peacekeeping operations; Emphasizes the need for a comprehensive policy, including on resource 3. allocations, for quick-impact projects, and, bearing in mind the unique nature and mandate of each operation, requests the Secretary-General to report thereon to the General Assembly at its sixty-first session, addressing, inter alia: the definition of quick-impact projects and the selection processes; the duration of such projects; how, and if, quick-impact projects complement the activities of other United 4