Asia-Pacific is home to approximately 60 percent of the world’s population. It accounts for 63 percent of the world’s poor and is prone to a variety of natural disasters. UNDP work in Asia-Pacific includes: promoting economic recovery through skills training and microfinance; providing early recovery support in response to natural disasters and helping governments plan for and manage disasters; promoting gender equality; clearing and resettling mined areas; and promoting conflict prevention.

Find out more about UNDP in Action in our Fast Facts: Asia-Pacific (pdf)
UNDP in Action: Responses to the crises in Myanmar and China
UNDP responded quickly to the natural disasters that struck both Myanmar and China in May 2008. Learn more about immediate emergency relief activities as well as ongoing initiatives...

One Month in
Myanmar, 2008
Solomon Islands’ Tsunami Response, 2008
Early Recovery in Bangladesh, 2008
Consolidating Peace in Nepal, 2007
Pakistan’s Early Recovery Initiatives, 2007
Mine Action in Cambodia: Ownership and Results, 2006 (pdf)
Post-disaster Recovery in Iran, 2006
Early Recovery Cluster in Pakistan, 2006
Reducing the Risk of Natural Disasters in Post tsunami Countries, 2006
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