Following years of conflicts and repressive regimes, many people in South East Europe still do not know the fates of their loved ones.
Tackling enforced disappearances and finding the remains of the missing persons helps their families give them a last dignified farewell, and contributes to the respect of human rights of the disappeared and their families.
Follow the journey of this work in Bosnia and Herzegovina (photo essay), Albania (video) and Cyprus (photo story).
From supporting business to protecting ecosystems, here's a snapshot of our work this year.
Breakthrough to 2030: What is the reality of global development in 2018 and how can we join forces to advance Agenda 2030?
IDD will offer 2 days of onstage discussions, providing insights from the very people who are leading the battle for change. Join us 3-4 April!
"They erase us, like we don't exist." Watch a powerful series of video testimonies that explores what it is like to be lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or intersex (LGBTI) in the Western Balkans. Read the blog behind the stories.
Across the Western Balkans, LGBTI people are fighting for their rights to lead a normal life. More information can be found in the biggest study to date.
Interested in working for UNDP in Europe and Central Asia? Check out our job opportunities in the region.
Talk to us and help us advocate for change.
The Kapuscinski Development Lectures feature high-level speakers on climate change, inequality, and other development issues. Participate in person or livestream.
are excluded from society
of youth are unemployed
are living with HIV
of primary energy supply is from fossil fuels
