UNDP - Afghanistan

United Nations Development Programme
	Afghanistan

Projects

Gender Equality- Project of the month
UNDP Gender Equality Project conducted a certificate Course on Gender, Development and Conflict from March 30, 2009 to April 22, 2009 for Kabul University faculties to develop capacity amongst nominated faculty members on gender studies.

Publications

Asia Pacific Human Development Report 2008 - Tackling Corruption, Transforming Lives

UNDP Afghanistan Newsletter March - April 2008

Afghanistan Human Development Report 2007

The Millennium Development Goals Report 2008

Outcome of the Conference on Public Sector Capacity Development Assistance in Afghanistan

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The UNDP Regional Director of Asia and the Pacific, Mr Ajay Chhibber, talks on the financial crisis and its impact on countries in the region. Watch

Welcome to UNDP Afghanistan

Kabul, June 24, 2009— The United Nations Development Programme together with the Ministry of Women's Affairs and Ministry of Hajj & Religious Affairs, today, officially launched the first phase of a Gender and Women's Rights Training Programme for 250 Mullahs in Herat Province.

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UNDP together with EUPOL and MOI train 35,000 police officers for upcoming elections in Afghanistan

Over 300 Islamic scholars, academics and researchers discuss role of women in Islam

UNDP and MRRD have signed the National Area Based Development Programme (NABDP) Phase-III project document.

The High Office of Oversight and UNDP signed a partnership agreement

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Canada Announces $12 Million in Additional Support for Rule of Law in Afghanistan

Millennium Development Goals in Afghanistan

In September 2000, when the Millennium Summit was held at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Afghanistan was still suffering from war and, hence, could not participate in the formulation of Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).The Government of Afghanistan endorsed the Millennium Declaration as well as the MDGs only in March 2004. More...

Afghanistan's New Begining Programme Success Stories