UNDP in Ukraine

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About UNDP in Ukraine

UN Development Programme (UNDP) is the UN's global development network, advocating for change and connecting countries to knowledge, experience and resources to help people build a better life. We are on the ground in 166 countries, working with them on their own solutions to global and national development challenges. As they develop local capacity, they draw on the people of UNDP and our wide range of partners.

In Ukraine, four development focus areas define the structure of UNDP's assistance activities. These include democratic governance; prosperity, poverty reduction and MDGs; local development and human security; and energy and environment. In each of these thematic areas, UNDP ensures balance between policy and advocacy work, capacity building activities and pilot projects. UNDP established its presence in Ukraine in 1993.

Helping to develop Ukrainian solutions to reach Ukrainian development goals.

 
Latest News 

UN Resident Coordinator visits local communities in Donetsk Region, hails their successes in completing community-based projects

Donetsk, 1 September 2010: UN Resident Coordinator Olivier Adam has visited several villages in Donetsk region where he participated in inauguration of projects implemented by local communities. These community-based projects were completed in cooperation with local authorities and the joint EU-UNDP 'Community Based Approach to Local Development Project'. In the Region's Krasnoarmiyskiy district, UN RC visited the renewed school in Lysivka village, a kindergarten in Novoekonomichne village and a local health post in Grodivka village.
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Gender mainstreaming to become part of the country's civil servants policy strategy

Kyiv, 27 August: The Main Department of Civil Service of Ukraine has organized a public discussion of the draft strategy of civil servants policy designed for 2011-2020. It is expected the strategy will respond to the current challenges and provide methods for more effective use of human potential. It is for the first time when such a document contains a separate section on gender policy. The participants repeatedly emphasized the need to incorporate gender approaches in modern system personnel management.
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Perpetrators of domestic violence oftenly face fines as a mere punishment in Ukraine, experts say

Kharkiv, 11-12 August: People who commit domestic violence in Ukraine are often punished with a mere fine, often paid by the victim herself from a common household budget. This mostly happens in Ternopil Region where this year, 98.5% of offenders were punished with a fine (within the framework of the Administrative Code) and only up to 1,5% have been put under administrative arrest for 5 days.
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UN Resident Coordinator praises partnership results between local communities and authorities in Dnipropetrovsk Region

Dnipropetrovsk, 11 August: Representatives of regional, district councils and local communities have gathered at the third sitting of Dnipropetrovsk Regional Coordination Council to review the results of two-years’ cooperation leading to significant empowerment of local communities and improvement of living conditions in rural areas. This cooperation became possible within the framework of a joint EU/UNDP 'Community Based Approach to Local Development Project' (CBA).
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