China's MOFCOM has partnered with UNDP to provide US $12 million to support early recovery efforts in Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Nepal.
UNDP launches a new and ambitious Strategic Plan for development in the 21st century
UNDP appointed its first-ever Innovation Champion and the first-ever non-human – Sophia the robot.
VR Movie exploring the life of Qiqi and Diandian- UNDP's first Animal Ambassadors for the Global Goals
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UNDP China is proud to announce the "2030 Global Goals Original Songwriting Contest" Winning Song.
Bringing together over 20 countries to discuss South-South Cooperation
The Economic Development along the Belt and Road 2017
This report addresses the need for a framework to analyse the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)’s complexity. It suggests that with a shared vision, the BRI can create a viable model for long-term, sustainable economic growth, as long as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are given a central role in the BRI’s quest for economic prosperity.
Belt and Road Initiative
China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is an economic framework developed to increase connectivity between China and over 100 countries and international organizations, based on the ancient Silk Road land and maritime routes. The BRI aims to link different regions through infrastructure construction, transport and economic corridors and by bridging China with the rest of the world both physically, financially, digitally and socially.
UN can help make poverty past tense- By Nicholas Rosellini
With its efforts and achievements, China will have many successful stories to share, taking it one step closer to making poverty history. Between 2013 and last year, a total of 55.64 million people were lifted out of poverty－an average of 13.91 million per year, resulting in a reduction of poverty incidence from 10.2 percent in 2012 to 4.5 percent last year, which is a big achievement in the past five years under the leadership of President Xi Jinping.
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About China
76
Life Expectancy
13,345
Gross national income per capita
1.9 %
Population living below the poverty line
90
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