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Governments of the Future
Leveraging Innovation and New Technologies for the 2030 Agenda

2018 Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan
Opening remarks at the launch of the 2018 Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan & the Resilience and Recovery Framework

In Somalia, seeking to ensure drought never again turns into famine
Continuing urgent, life-saving response is vital, but only long-term development gains will lift the country out of poverty, vulnerability, and insecurity.

Accelerating Development Investments in Famine Response and Prevention
The case for increased investment in development and peacebuilding to address famines articulated in this paper is derived from an analysis of the situation in north-east Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan…

Famine Response and Prevention
Remarks at the High Level Event on the Famine Response and Prevention

Journey of young Africans into violent extremism marked by poverty and deprivation
Deprivation and marginalization, underpinned by weak governance, are primary forces driving young Africans into violent extremism, according to a comprehensive new study by UNDP – the first study of…

Journey to extremism in Africa
Based on hundreds of interviews with extremists, first-of-its-kind study pinpoints key factors triggering decisions to join violent extremist groups in Africa.

In search of water
615,000 people are currently displaced by the drought in Somalia. The sand dam, one of the water harvesting structures built by UNDP and the Global Environment Facility, provides vital water access to…

Somalia
Somalia today is once again confronted with mass famine. The lack of adequate rainfall over three consecutive seasons led to the failure of crop production and livestock deaths at a massive scale and…
