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Factsheet Bookmarks |
In Focus
JP Towards Rio + 20 and Beyond - Reports
Key Documents
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Inter-regional Technical Workshop on Tools and Measures to Inform Inclusive Green Economy Policies Nairobi, Kenya - UN Complex 2-4 July 2013: Working Group Discussions - Integrated Assessments |
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Inter-regional Technical Workshop on Tools and Measures to Inform Inclusive Green Economy Policies Nairobi, Kenya 2-4 July 2013: Working Group Discussions - Fiscal Reform |
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Inter-regional Technical Workshop on Tools and Measures to Inform Inclusive Green Economy Policies Nairobi, Kenya 2-4 July 2013: Inclusive Green Economy Tools Workshop 16/07/13 |
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Inter-regional Technical Workshop on Tools and Measures to Inform Inclusive Green Economy Policies Nairobi, Kenya - 2-4 July 2013: Inclusive Green Economy Tools Workshop Opening Panel |
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Inter-regional Technical Workshop on Tools and Measures to Inform Inclusive Green Economy Policies Nairobi, Kenya 2-4 July 2013: Working Group Discussions - Long-term Modeling |
The Green Economy Joint Programme is a collaboration between the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) to support governments and stakeholders in their post-Rio+20 efforts to green economies through more integrated development approaches that help ensure social progress, inclusive growth, and environmental sustainability.
The Joint Programme works at the global, regional, and national levels to: 1) enhance political engagement and mobilize public support for the Rio+20 Conference and post-Rio implementation; 2) improve advisory services on policies, tools and measures to help green economies as a means towards poverty reduction and sustainable development; and 3) promote integration of green economy themes as a key element of UN Country Team programming.
The Joint Programme is implemented in two phases with phase one focusing on Rio preparations and immediate post-Rio follow-up in 2012. Decisions on the second phase of the Joint Programme, 2013-2014, will be informed by country experiences and the outcome of Rio+20.
At the country level, the Joint Programme is focusing initially on Dutch partner countries in phase one: Bangladesh, Benin, Burundi, Ethiopia, Ghana, Indonesia, Kenya, Mali, Mozambique, Palestinian Territories, Rwanda, Sudan, Uganda, and Yemen. In 2012 the JP is providing technical and financial support to help convene national dialogues on green economy themes, emphasizing links to the social strand of sustainable development and pro-poor, inclusive growth. Resources are also helping UNCTs develop action plans to support national partners’ longer-term efforts to green their economies.
The Joint Programme is also organizing a series of regional dialogues and technical workshops in 2012, as well as more in-depth scoping studies and a global report on green economies and poverty reduction.
Phase two activities under consideration include: expanding support to post-Rio stakeholder consultations and scoping studies, developing sustainable development policy frameworks and roadmaps, and supporting the design of measurement systems.
A Joint Programme Steering Committee consisting of UNDP, UNEP, UNDESA, and representatives from the Government of the Netherlands and the Multi-partner Trust Fund Office as ex-officio members has been established to provide strategic direction to the Joint Programme, decide on resource allocation, oversee its implementation, and monitor progress and results. Day-to-day implementation of the Joint Programme is managed by a Working Group comprising advisors from UNEP, UNDP, and UNDESA.
This tab shows only recent documents relevant at the Fund level. To see more documents at both the fund and project level go to the Document Center.
Total as of Values in US$ |
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Contributions from Donors | 4,406,400 | ||
Interest and Investment Income (from Fund) | 2,844 | ||
Interest (from Participating Organizations) | 0 | ||
Total source of funds | 4,409,244 | ||
Transferred to Participating Organizations | 4,362,332 | ||
Refunds from Participating Organizations | -64,035 | ||
Administrative Agent Fee | 44,064 | ||
Direct Cost | 0 | ||
Bank Charges | 26 | ||
Total use of funds | 4,342,386 | ||
Balance with Administrative Agent | 66,858 | ||
As a percentage of deposits | 1.5% |
Transfers to Participation Organizations | 4,362,332 | ||
Total resources | 4,362,332 | ||
Participating Organizations' Expenditure | 3,954,767 | ||
Refunds from Participating Organizations | -64,035 | ||
Total expenses | 4,018,803 | ||
Balance with Participating Organizations | 343,529 | ||
As a percentage of transfers | 7.9% |
Total Balance of Funds | 410,386 | ||
As a percentage of deposits | 9.3% |
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