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Thursday, May 23, 2013

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UNDP Projects

UNDP’s overall mission is to help the Egyptian government in its efforts to reduce poverty and to promote sustainable development policies. Over the past 20 years the nature of UNDP’s support to Egypt has changed and become more focused. This has reflected changes in UNDP worldwide. UNDP Egypt supports activities in four practice areas: Poverty reduction, Energy and Environment, Democratic Governance, and Crisis Prevention and Recovery. In all our activities, we encourage the protection of human rights and the empowerment of women. Another enormous change has been the move from supporting the implementation of projects by UN agencies to the management and implementation of projects by the Egyptian authorities. Finally, UNDP has become far more conscious of the need to show results in its development work. UNDP Egypt like many other UNDP offices has adopted the so-called “Results Based Management” (RBM) approach. RBM aims to show exactly how UNDP is making a contribution to improving the development situation of the country. UNDP Egypt is now taking this one step further by applying the RBM approach to all of its projects and thus creating a results-orientated project management system.

Democratic Governance
Project Title	Downloads
Promoting Rights of People with Disabilities	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Regional Planning for Spatial Development	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Abandonment of FGM/C and Rehabilitation of Families	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Fiscal Policy Decision Support Unit	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Strategic Development Plan of Southern Egypt	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Family Courts: Legal Aid and Dispute Settlement Offices	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Strengthening Transparency and Integrity in Civil Service	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Support to the National Council for Human Rights (INSAN) II	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Strategic Urban Development Plan for Greater Cairo Region	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Alexandria Participatory Strategic Urban Planning	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Participatory & Integrated Health and Urban Social Development	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Strengthening the Capacity of the CCCPA	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Abandonment of FGM/C and Empowerment of Families	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Strengthening Results Management Capacities for National Development	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Environment and Energy
Project Title	Downloads
Capacity Building and Institutional Support for NCS	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Climate Change Risk Management in Egypt	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Sustainable Transport	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Global Environment Facility Small Grants Programme	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Conservation of Migratory Soaring Birds	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Adaptation to Climate Change in the Nile Delta	Fact Sheet – Project Document
BioEnergy for Sustainable Rural Development	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Strengthening the Financial and Management Systems of Protected Areas	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Preparation of Egypt’s Third National Communication to UNFCCC	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Improving the Energy Efficiency of Lighting and Other Building Appliances	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Solid Waste Management in Minya	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Poverty Reduction
Project Title	Downloads
Dahshour Community Development Project	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Social Contract Centre Project	Fact Sheet – Project Document
National Global Compact and Corporate Social Resonsibility Centre	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Empowering and Connecting the Community through ICT	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Crisis Management and Recovery
Project Title	Downloads
North West Coast Development and Mine Action	Fact Sheet – Project Document
Capacity Building for Crisis, Disaster and Risk Management	Fact Sheet – Project Document

UNDP's Development Partners

UNDP Egypt Programme Delivery 2002 - 2011

UNDP Egypt Expenditure by Fund 2004 - 2011

UNDP Egypt Egypt Expenditure by Project 2004 - 2011

United Nations Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) 2007-2011

UNDAF Outcome 1: ‘By 2011, state's performance and accountability in programming, implementing and coordinating actions, especially those that reduce exclusion, vulnerabilities and gender disparities, are improved’

UNDAF Outcome 2: ‘By 2011, unemployment and underemployment are reduced and worst forms of child labour are eliminated’

UNDAF Outcome 3: ‘By 2011, regional human development disparities are reduced, including reducing the gender gap, and environmental sustainability improved’

UNDAF Outcome 4: ‘By 2011, women’s participation in the workforce, political sphere and in public life is increased and all their human rights are increasingly fulfilled’

UNDAF Outcome 5: ‘By 2011, democratic institutions and practices are firmly established and a culture of human rights through active citizenship is prevalent’