The Socio-Economic Impact Assessment is the result of a broad, collaborative effort involving UN agencies and programs, the Government of Serbia, and representatives of both businesses and civil society.
If we are to tackle complex development challenges of today, we have to first ask ourselves ‘is our own way of working flexible enough to adapt quickly to external changes and new realities?’.
In order to contribute to improving the quality of the air that we all breath, UNDP Serbia, in cooperation with the UNICEF and WHO, is soliciting legal entities to propose innovative ways of producing or procuring innovative products, technological solutions and new value chains.
Young UN Volunteers Silvija, Kristina and Meti do their part in assisting their community to overcome the challenges of COVID-19 pandemic.
In the town of Gornja Mutnica, in the vicinity of Paracin, on about 315 hectares of plantations, the Serbian-Belgian company Sanicula organically grows Mediterranean cultures.
Joint message of The Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Serbia and the UNDP in Serbia to the Government of Serbia on Climate Change
In the aftermath of the 2019 UN Climate Summit, which garnered momentous pledges by governments and the private sector to cut greenhouse gas emissions to net-zero by 2050, the European Union Delegation to Serbia and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) kindly request the support of the Republic of Serbia in reducing the emission of greenhouse gases (GHGs) and encourage the adaptation of Serbian society and economy to the imminent impact of climate change.
Parliament's role in implementing the SDGs
This handbook, produced by the Global Organization of Parliamentarians Against Corruption, the United Nations Development Programme and the Islamic Development Bank, is designed to be an easy-to-use resource that can help parliamentarians and parliamentary staff members play an effective role in implementing the SDGs. It introduces Agenda 2030 and lists good practices and tools from around the world that can be adapted, as needed, depending on the national context. The SDGs provide an opportunity for societies to engage in inclusive dialogues about our future together on the planet. Parliamentarians can play a leading role in facilitating this debate. We therefore invite parliamentarians around the globe to use this handbook as a practical tool to promote engagement on Agenda 2030.
Guidelines on Media Reporting on Violence against Women
The guidelines are a result of several months’ analyses and discussions of the group Journalists against Violence against Women, comprising about thirty journalists from national and local media, which was formed thanks to UNDP Serbia and the B92 Fund. Through talks and sharing experiences – both within the group and with peers with whom group members met, as well as by monitoring the media situation and reporting on the social issue of violence against women, we identified a personal, professional and social need for a document of this kind.
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UNDP is the UN's global development network, an organization advocating for change and connecting countries to knowledge, experience and resources to help people build a better life. We are on the ground in some 170 countries and territories, working with them on their own solutions to global and national development challenges. As they develop local capacity, they draw on the peoplea of UNDP and our wide range of partners.
Our objectives are outlined in the Country Programme Document (CPD 2016-2020), rooted in the overarching goals of the United Nations Development Partnership Framework, which centers the work of the entire UN Country Team in Serbia on supporting Serbia to achieve goals in the areas of: Governance and Rule of Law, Social and Human Resources Development, Economic Development, Growth, and Employment, Environment, Climate Change and Resilient Communities and Culture and Development.
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About Serbia
37,6%
Women in parliament (2017; National Assembly)
9,7%
Unemployment rate (2020; Serbian Statistical Office)
7,409$
GDP Per capita (2019; The World Bank)
0.799
Human Development Index (2019; UNDP)
