UNDP is working with Egypt to consolidate democratic gains by promoting an inclusive process that respects the rights of all citizens; addressing urgent economic needs of the most vulnerable; and answering the need for strong accountable institutions.

Since 1991, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has been helping the people of Somalia to recover from years of conflict while setting the country on the path to development.

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in South Sudan has focused on helping the Government of South Sudan to build state institutions leading up first to the January 2011 referendum on self-determination, and then to the declaration of independence on 9 July, 2011.

UNDP is responding quickly to the fast-changing environment in Tunisia, launching an ambitious new strategy supporting key elements of the democratic transition, such as electoral and constitution-making processes, the rule of law, employment and social cohesion. The organization is also preparing to support Tunisia on issues such as inclusive growth and sustainable development, with an emphasis on youth employment and local development.

This publication describes outcomes of projects in Uganda focused on preventing crisis and fueling recovery; environmental protection and ensuring sustainability; and building a democratic society.

UNDP is at the forefront of the post-crisis agenda in Yemen, coordinating the efforts of the international community, including elections, national dialogue and human rights. Additionally, UNDP is supporting humanitarian operations and building on its HIV/AIDS programming.