The
Bratislava Regional Centre concentrates UNDP’s analytical,
programmatic, policy advising, and administrative expertise for
work in the countries of Central and Southeastern Europe and the
Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). Staffing in mid-2003
was close to 90. The centre is part of UNDP’s Regional Bureau
for Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States (RBEC),
and it hosts activities of a number of other UNDP and UN agencies
as well.
Through
projects developed in Bratislava, and by supporting the programming
of UNDP’s country offices located in countries in Central
and Southeastern Europe (including Turkey and Cyprus), and the
CIS, the centre helps United Nations’ member states to achieve
the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) for poverty reduction
and sustainable human development. More information
