Development Cooperation Projects - UNPAN Global
The United Nations Project Office on Governance (UNPOG) is part of the Division for Public Institutions and Digital Government (DPIDG) of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA). Its principal mission is to strengthen the public governance capacities of developing Member States in Asia and the Pacific and beyond to achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Contributed by UN DESA/DPIDG
The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) serves to bring people together from various stakeholder groups as equals, in discussions on public policy issues relating to the Internet. While there is no negotiated outcome, the IGF informs and inspires those with policy-making power in both the public and private sectors.
Contributed by UN DESA/DPIDG
The objective of this UN DESA Development Account Project 2124B is to improve the institutional capacity of countries to develop policy experimentation and regulatory sandboxes on new technologies as an innovative and catalytic approach to accelerate the progress of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Contributed by UN DESA/DPIDG

 

 
This UN DESA Development Account Project 1819C intends to build national capacities in two inter-related areas: on the use of modelling tools for the identification of synergies, interlinkages and trade-offs across sectors, goals and policies and on the mechanisms to strengthen institutional capacity to improve coordination and policy coherence in the design, implementation and evaluation of national policies for sustainable development.
Contributed by UN DESA/DPIDG
The objective of this UN DESA Development Account Project 1819G is to strengthen the capacity of selected developing countries in Asia and the Pacific in organizing and mobilizing their institutions and public servants to enhance effectiveness and institutional coordination, public accountability, and engagement of key stakeholders in the implementation and review of the SDGs.
Contributed by UN DESA/DPIDG
 
UN DESA/DPIDG Past Projects
Governance and Public Institutions
INT06X14: United Nations Project Office on Governance  UNPOG)
TOG09002: Projet d’appui à la réforme et à la modernisation de l’Administration publique (Support to Public Sector Reform and Modernization Project)
Leadership and Public Servants’ Capacities
 
Participation and Accountability
ROA 245-8A: Developing capacity for e-Participation: Engaging citizens in development policy and decision-making processes through ICTs
Innovation and Service Delivery
ROA 206-8: Strengthening Capacities of the Public Sector in Least Developed Countries to Deliver Quality Services Equitably through the Transfer and Adaptation of Innovative Practices
Digital Government
ROA-264-9: Strengthening of Capacities of Developing Countries to Provide Access to Information for Sustainable Development through Open Government Data
GLO15X01: 10th Internet Governance Forum, Brazil
GLO14X01: 9th Internet Governance Forum
GLO11X01 - Internet Governance Forum
INT13001: Centre for Innovation on e-Government Development
INT14X26: 2014 United Nations Global e-Government Forum
PAN15X01: Competence on e-Government Development in Panama
UAE13X01: E-Government Initiative for Emirates ID Authority
INT14X27: United Nations Public Service Day 2015, Colombia
RAF08X01: Africa i-Parliaments Action Plan
Advisory Services - UNPAN Global
Governance and Public Institutions
UN DESA/DPIDG supports member states of developing countries in strengthening governance capacities to advance the realization of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. It does so by assisting countries in the design of inter-ministerial, multi-sectoral and cross-territorial/ multi-level institutional arrangements that promote evidence-based and integrated policy making in support of the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Transformational Leadership and Public Servants’ Capacities to Realize the SDGs
UN DESA/DPIDG supports member states of developing countries in strengthening capacity of leaders and public servants to implement the sustainable development goals by working with schools of public administration to design curricula, training materials and competency frameworks.
Transparency, Accountability and Integrity to Realize the SDGs
UN DESA/DPIDG supports member states of developing countries in improving national capacities to promote accountability and prevent corruption. It does so by assisting countries in assessing the corruption risks related to SDG implementation, developing action plans and conducting training initiatives for civil servants aimed at strengthening accountable institutions, including auditing preparedness for implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Innovation and Delivery of Public Services for SDGs Implementation at National and Local Levels, including through Digital Government
UN DESA/DPIDG supports member states of developing countries in improving national and local capacities by assisting them in mapping services against the SDGs, designing and delivering innovative and inclusive services, including through the use of ICTs. Particular attention is given to key public service delivery dimensions, including access, quality, responsiveness, affordability and people-orientation.
To request advisory services, please contact:
Juwang Zhu, Director, Division for Public Institutions and Digital Government
UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA)
E-mail: zhu@un.org
For the further information about the UN DESA Capacity Development Support and Development Account Project, please contact:
Adriana Alberti, Chief, Programme Management and Capacity Development Unit, DPIDG, UN DESA
E-mail: alberti@un.org
Country Stories – UNPAN Global
Bangladesh Colombia Panama Senegal
Building Public Service Capacities to Implement the SDGs in Bangladesh with the Bangladesh Public Administration Training Center (BPATC)  Institutionalization of a Center for Digital Public Innovation in Colombia The Value of e-Government Enhancing policy coherence for the SDGs through integrated assessments and institutional strengthening in Africa