UNDP Administrator Helen Clark

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Nationwide programme guarantees employment for rural Indians

Udaipur, India - UNDP Administrator Helen Clark traveled to Bhilwara yesterday as part of her five day official visit to India. She was there to visit the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Programme, a programme which fights poverty in India by providing employment for those who more

Helen Clark meets with Prime Minister Manmohon Singh

UNDP Administrator Helen Clark and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India (Photo: UNDP) UNDP Administrator Helen Clark met with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India today on her last day of official visit to the country. They discussed how UNDP can enhance its partnership with Ind more

15 years after landmark gathering, women still lack equal rights

High-level meeting at the UN assesses advances and challenges in women’s rights New York - Thousands of government officials, activists and women leaders from all over the world are gathered in NY today to assess the progress and challenges in women’s empowerment at the 54th sessi more

Bahrain gives $1 million to UNDP for Haiti Cash for Work Programme

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UN launches plan to combat spread of HIV among women and girls

Photo: UNAIDS/B. HamiltonUNDP Administrator Helen Clark at the high-level panel in NY.UNDP Administrator Helen Clark joined a high-level panel in New York to launch a five-year action plan by UNAIDS to address gender inequalities and human rights violations that put women and girls at risk of more

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About Helen Clark
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Helen Clark became the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme in 2009, and is the first woman to lead the organization. She also chairs the United Nations Development Group.

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Haiti - Building Resilience

"Sitting on the sidelines while countries like Haiti are prevented from developing their potential by recurring natural disasters is not an option."

 

Joint blog in the Huffington Post by Helen Clark and Justine Greening, UK Secretary of State for International Development.

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