For people, for planet, for the Global Goals.
We’re starting 2018 with a fresh vision and focus
EU and UNDP are working together in nearly 140 countries worldwide
The funds allow to quickly repair public infrastructure, provide grants to small businesses, boost the capacity of local government, and ensure short-term employment.
New initiative will improve the livelihoods and the management of shared natural resources
They committed to reduce emissions, develop clean energy solutions and adapt to the impact of climate change.
Transparency
UNDP has a long-standing commitment to organizational transparency and accountability, and we have delivered on our commitments to the International Aid Transparency Initiative to publish aid flows.
In 2016, the Publish What You Fund’s Aid Transparency Index recognized this accomplishment, along with our corporate efforts toward enhancing transparency by ranking UNDP first overall out of 68 major institutions evaluated worldwide.
open.undp.org, UNDP's online portal, allows open, comprehensive public access to data on more than 4,266 active UNDP projects, and publishes over US$5.3 billion in project data. This includes projects financed by the European Union.
What we do
UNDP’s Representation Office in Brussels supports and promotes the partnership between UNDP and the European Union (EU). Together with the wider UN family in Brussels, our goal is to promote and advance the Sustainable Development Goals both in the policy discussions and in the external action of the European Union.
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When we began our work five decades ago, one in three people worldwide lived in poverty. Now? Just one in eight. Let’s finish the job.
About the EU-UNDP Partnership
140
countries where we work together
217
projects worldwide of total value of EUR 1.1 billion
$368M
total value of EU agreements signed in 2017