Statement on UNDP/Ethiopia
UNDP’s position and work in Ethiopia is fully aligned with recent statements made by the UN Secretary-General and our sister humanitarian and human rights UN Agencies.
Statement on recent media coverage
The UN Development Programme (UNDP) partnership with the Global Environment Facility (GEF), along with several other partners, is critical for supporting countries with the Sustainable Development…
Statement on a recent tweet
On 18 May, UNDP Syria posted a video on Twitter.
Statement on Syria
statement on Syria
UNDP statement on entitlements
UNDP is a rules-based organization. For the benefit of its stakeholders, its staff, and the people it serves, UNDP recognizes it is of the utmost importance that administrative rules are applied…
Statement on Sexual Harassment
All forms of sexual harassment and sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) are completely unacceptable. These behaviours have no place in UNDP, and do not represent who we are. Zero tolerance means just…
UN Statement on Resident Coordinator in Myanmar
The UN strongly disagrees with false and inaccurate statements in recent media reports about the UN Resident Coordinator in Myanmar, Renata Lok-Dessallien.
Statement on Social and Environmental Compliance Unit (SECU) report on Business Call to Action (BCtA)
UNDP welcomes the recommendations of the Office of Audit and Investigation’s (OAI) Social and Environmental Compliance Unit (SECU) and is taking urgent and concrete measures to ensure the report’s…
Updated Statement on UNDP/PAPP
UNDP has noted the court’s finding that Mr. Al Bursh has been found guilty of providing services to an illegal entity, without intent to cause harm. Mr. Al Bursh will be released on 12 January 2017.
Statement on Company Linked to Business Call to Action
A case concerning a company linked to UNDP’s Business Call to Action Alliance (BCtA) was registered with UNDP's Social and Environmental Compliance Unit (SECU) on 18 February 2016.