UNDP Angola

Towards development, leaving no one behind

Our Mission

UNDP operates in approximately 170 countries and territories, supporting the eradication of poverty, the reduction of inequalities, and the strengthening of resilience for sustainable progress. As the United Nations’ leading development agency, UNDP supports countries in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

In Angola, UNDP’s work focuses on four priority areas:

Guided by cross-cutting principles of gender equality, inclusion, innovation, and digitalization, which strengthen program coherence and drive lasting, integrated, and people-centered solutions.

Learn about our work on gender equality.

6,7M+

Population Reached

Through HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria services - 27,775 people on antiretroviral therapy, 18,888 cases of tuberculosis detected and treated, and 2.06 million cases of malaria treated in three provinces.

9.523

People in Rural Comunities

With renewable energy solutions (60% women) in four provinces, supporting households, schools, and rural cooperatives.

429

Engaged participants

In the revision of the Domestic Violence Act, including 213 women and 216 men, with representation from LGBTI groups and people with disabilities. (2024)

4,5M

Mosquito Nets

Distributed to families in three provinces to strengthen malaria prevention efforts.

2,13M

Girls Covered

By the first national vaccination campaign against cervical cancer, targeting girls ages 9 to 12. (2024)

11

Equipped Hospitals

With medical oxygen systems in six provinces.