June 2017
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Action 2030 Blog
Imagine living in a community that faces poverty and vulnerability and has limited resilience to shocks. Your livelihood is dependent on subsistence
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June 2017
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Action 2030 Blog
There are 4.5 million people between 15-35 years old in Burkina Faso, according to the last general population and housing census of 2006. By 2025, this number will almost double to 8.6 million people, which means that roughly half of the population in Burkina Faso will be young.
June 2017
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The United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) is a strategic, medium term results framework that describes the collective vision and
June 2017
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The purpose of this companion guidance is to provide practical and hands-on technical guidance on developing a theory of change as an integral part of
June 2017
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The purpose of this companion guidance piece is to provide practical steps and tools for the UN system in taking an integrated approach to the
June 2017
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The purpose of this companion guidance is to provide a practical hands-on tool to ensure effective communications and advocacy as an integral part of
June 2017
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This document is intended to assist UN Country Teams (UNCTs) to better apply the four programming principles underpinning the United Nations
June 2017
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The objective of this companion piece is twofold: to support the efforts of the United Nations Development Group to position integrated programming on
May 2017
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Action 2030 Blog
At the UN in Viet Nam, we had a hunch that sharing costs associated with IT equipment, infrastructure, and skilled staff would improve our overall efficiency and save costs. With this hypothesis in mind, we started working on an integrated One United Nations Information Communications and Technology (One UN ICT) system as part of the reforms of the Delivering as One initiative.
May 2017
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Action 2030 Blog
Have you ever read an article about the failures of UN peacekeeping? And wondered why the UN invests significant money towards sending foreigners into war-torn countries, only to get caught up in stories of sex abuse and some peacekeepers hiding in their bases when the going gets tough?