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Key Documents Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Joint Programme Document_ JP Yemen Maritime Annual Reports About
OverviewThe Joint UNDP-UNODC Programme on Maritime Governance to promote security and safety in Yemen (hereinafter “joint programme”) aims at re-establishing the Yemen Coast Guard (YCG), strengthening the criminal justice chain on the investigation, prosecution and trial of maritime crimes, and progressing towards port security, maritime security and regional security. The YCG capability will be enhanced, in order to achieve the following results:
The programme will progressively support YCG capacity in the three zones in which the YCG operates:
The programme aims to promote the strengthening of the maritime law enforcement agencies (Coast Guard and Port security agencies) and the criminal justice chain, to enhance the investigation, prosecution and trial of maritime crimes and to enhance maritime and port security in Yemen. This is intended to prevent further deterioration in peace and stability. Additionally, considering the inclusion under the Ceasefire Agreements of the three Hodeidah ports, the programme aims to assist in avoiding security vacuums post-peace agreement by supporting planning and preparations on maritime law enforcement. Building on the capacity of Yemeni rule of law institutions to play a greater role in providing maritime and port security services, the programme ideally will empower the Yemen Coast Guard and the Yemeni authorities to perform maritime law enforcement, port security under a functional rule of law framework, in a professional, sustainable and reliable manner. GovernanceA Steering Committee has the oversight of this programme, directing the overall implementation of the project. Should there be in major changes in the landscape this body will provide the strategic guidance on how to meet such challenges and with what appropriate measures. The Steering Committee will consist of the Resident Representative of UNDP, a senior representative of UNODC and representatives of contributing donors. UNDP is the Convening Agency and will provide joint coordination support, such as convening steering committee meetings. UNDP will be accountable for the collation of narrative reports. Each agency will remain individually responsible for implementing the activities assigned to it under the Annual Workplan by the Steering Committee. Technical coordination will take place between the lead experts of participating UN agencies. Recent Documents
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Participating Organizations are required to submit final year-end expenditures by April 30 in the following year;
Interim expenditure figures are submitted on a voluntary basis and therefore current year figures are not final until the year-end expenditures have been submitted.
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For Policy and Programme IssuesUNDP Mr Auke Lootsma, Resident Representative UNDP Yemen, email: auke.lootsma@undp.org Mr Khaled Magead, Acting Team Leader Governance and Rule of Law UNDP Yemen, email: Khaled.magead@undp.org Mr Mark Aiken, Project Manager UNDP Yemen, email: mark.aiken@undp.org UNODCMr Jean-Luc Lemahieu, Director of Division for Policy Analysis and Public Affairs, email: Jean-Luc.Lemahieu@un.org Ms Josefina Otero, Project Manager UNODC, email: Josefina.otero@un.org
For Fund Administrative Agent IssuesMulti-Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTF Office), Bureau for Management Services, United Nations Development Programme; Fax: +1 212 906 6990;
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