And OP 40. […] urges the United Nations development system to continue to prioritize allocations to least developed countries, while reaffirming that the largest numbers of people living in extreme poverty are increasingly least developed countries, as the most vulnerable group of countries, need found in middle-income countries, and that effective poverty reduction enhanced support to overcome structural challenges that they face in also requires a focus on the dynamics both of poverty and of not “exiting” implementing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and requests the back” (para. 27). “falling United Nations development system to provide assistance to graduating countries in the formulation and implementation of their national transition 85 per cent of TRAC 1 resources are allocated to low -income countries. strategies and to consider country-specific support for graduated countries for 83 percent of TRAC 1 are allocated to least developed countries. These a fixed period of time and in a predictable manner. allocations underline UNDP support to all programme countries, with continued and strong focus on low-income and least developed countries And (integrated resources plan, para. 47 b). OP 10. Calls upon the United Nations development system to continue to support developing countries […] as well as [to address] the specific challenges facing middle-income countries, in line with the Addis Ababa Action Agenda and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Partnerships The global development advisory and implementation services platform OP 22. […] calls upon the entities of the United Nations development system to presented in the Strategic Plan is intended to support the global share knowledge and best practices in partnership approaches with a view to knowledge, innovation and partnership-building efforts of UNDP within improving transparency, coherence, due diligence, accountability and impact; the United Nations development system, as well as with international financial institutions and a wide range of other partners. The proposed OP 70. Calls upon the United Nations development system to introduce or global platform will facilitate the development of innovative, data-driven strengthen knowledge management strategies and policies, with a view to solutions built on improved data and analytical capacities and a strong enhancing transparency and improving its capabilities to generate, retain, use knowledge management platform. Solutions to Sustainable and share knowledge, and move towards a system-wide open data collaborative Development Goal challenges are being developed by Governments and approach for a common and accessible knowledge base; other actors in programme countries across the global South (paras. 57 - 61). South-South and triangular cooperation
And OP 40. […] urges the United Nations development system to continue to prioritize allocations to least developed countries, while reaffirming that the least developed countries, as the most vulnerable group of countries, need enhanced support to overcome structural challenges that they face in implementing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and requests the United Nations development system to provide assistance to graduating countries in the formulation and implementation of their national transition strategies and to consider country-specific support for graduated countries for a fixed period of time and in a predictable manner. And OP 10. Calls upon the United Nations development system to continue to support developing countries […] as well as [to address] the specific challenges facing middle-income countries, in line with the Addis Ababa Action Agenda and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. largest numbers of people living in extreme poverty are increasingly found in middle-income countries, and that effective poverty reduction also requires a focus on the dynamics both of “exiting” poverty and of not “falling back” (para. 27). 85 per cent of TRAC 1 resources are allocated to low -income countries. 83 percent of TRAC 1 are allocated to least developed countries. These allocations underline UNDP support to all programme countries, with continued and strong focus on low-income and least developed countries (integrated resources plan, para. 47 b). Partnerships OP 22. […] calls upon the entities of the United Nations development system to share knowledge and best practices in partnership approaches with a view to improving transparency, coherence, due diligence, accountability and impact; OP 70. Calls upon the United Nations development system to introduce or strengthen knowledge management strategies and policies, with a view to enhancing transparency and improving its capabilities to generate, retain, use and share knowledge, and move towards a system-wide open data collaborative approach for a common and accessible knowledge base; The global development advisory and implementation services platform presented in the Strategic Plan is intended to support the global knowledge, innovation and partnership-building efforts of UNDP within the United Nations development system, as well as with international financial institutions and a wide range of other partners. The proposed global platform will facilitate the development of innovative, data-driven solutions built on improved data and analytical capacities and a strong knowledge management platform. Solutions to Sustainable Development Goal challenges are being developed by Governments and other actors in programme countries across the global South (paras. 57 - 61). South-South and triangular cooperation
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