The National Strategy and Framework of Action on the Elimination of Gender-Based Violence, 2024-2028, provides a comprehensive roadmap for coordinated and sustained actions to combat GBV and ensure a ...

In Myanmar today, millions of young people are ‘on hold’ — unable to learn, work, or build their futures. This second report in UNDP’s Myanmar Youth Series, following A Generation on the Move, ...

This report presents the findings of a comprehensive survey conducted among 628 business leaders from December 2024 through January 2025 regarding the operational state, challenges, and resilience of ...

The paramount consideration in the recruitment and selection of UNDP staff members is “the necessity of securing the highest standards of efficiency, competence and integrity”, as set forth in Article ...

A collection of stories about people living in the south of the country under wartime conditions. About those who are reviving their culture and identity and rebuilding the daily lives of their ...

This new Digital Strategy will guide UNDP in its efforts to support countries to build inclusive, ethical, and sustainable digital societies. It also recognizes that digitalization will continue to re ...

Funded by the European Union and implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the grant programme under the “Responsible Businesses, Resilient Civil Society Project” has been ...

June 17, 2021 This mapping exercise highlights the convergence between South Africa’s NDP and SDG targets, as well as between the NDP and Agenda 2063 of the African Union. The exercise also examines ...

This report paints a sobering picture of the state of Afghanistan’s economy and the livelihoods and wellbeing of the Afghan people. The economy grew for the first time since the Taliban’s take-over of ...

La Guaira is the worst-affected area after the 24 June earthquakes; figures are expected to be updated as additional data and field assessments become available. Produced using RAPIDA, UNDP's rapid ...

14 April 2026, Khartoum – Sudan could see extreme poverty rise above 60 percent, with an additional 34 million people pushed into deprivation, if the current conflict continues until 2030, according ...