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Time to radically change the status quo
One out of three women experience physical and/or sexual violence at some point in their lives. Can innovation change the status quo?
UNDP Innovation Facility Year in Review
UNDP Innovation Facility case studies from over 25 countries on how innovation can make development more impactful.
Tools of the trade
At UNDP, innovation goes beyond gadgets and gizmos. Here are some ways we’re putting cutting-edge technology and inspiring future thinking to work for human development.
Despite some progress, Marginalized Roma community still most excluded in Western Balkans
More marginalized Roma girls and boys are attending compulsory education in the Western Balkans than ever before. However, when compared to their non-Roma neighbours, Roma people face twice as high…
Caribbean can only 'build back better' with international support and urgent climate action, UN, CARICOM Chiefs and Heads of Government
In view of the urgent needs of Caribbean islands affected by Hurricanes Irma and Maria, the “CARICOM-UN High-level Pledging Conference: Building a more Climate-Resilient Community ” mobilised a broad…
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Helen Clark: Speech at the Launch of McKinsey Global Institute’s Report "People on the Move: Global Migration’s Impact and Opportunity"
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting - Davos, Switzerland
Russia pledges $10 million to help mitigate climate impact in Europe and CIS region and beyond
The Government of Russia will be making a $10 million contribution towards UNDP programmes which support efforts to mitigate and prevent the negative effects of climate change in developing countries.
UNDP graphic novel sheds light on issues affecting Roma women
A short graphic novel released by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is drawing attention to the multiple forms of discrimination faced by Roma women in the Western Balkans. Coinciding…
Nations must lead and own justice for crimes, atrocities, UNDP chief says
Justice will be delivered globally only when individual governments themselves shoulder responsibility for dealing with crimes and atrocities, UN Development Programme Administrator Helen Clark said…
