Delivring as One UN in Albania
The “One UN” pilot initiative is testing in eight countries, how the United Nations family – with its numerous and diverse agencies – can deliver results in a more coordinated way at the country level.
The objective is to ensure faster and more effective development operations and accelerate progress to achieve the Millennium Development Goals – in short, a UN development system that delivers more and better for the poorest and most disadvantaged.
Following a request from the Albanian Government to the United Nations, Albania was selected as one of eight countries around the world to pilot UN efforts to Deliver as One UN in January 2007.
Albania is one of eight countries around the world to pilot UN efforts to Deliver as One UN and the only one in Europe.
Goal of the One UN Programme in Albania
to enhance development results and impact by bringing together the comparative advantages of the UN system within a single strategic programme. The One UN Programme builds on the UN Development Assistance Framework (UNDAF) 2006–2010, agreed between the Government of Albania and UN agencies. Under the One UN, impact and development effectiveness will be improved in 5 priority areas; the core principles of gender equality and development of national capacity will be upheld and incorporated throughout the implementation of the Programme.
UNESCO Venice Office, a Non-Resident Agency
UNESCO's participation in the "Delivering as one" Pilot in Albania is assured by UNESCO Office in Venice. As a Non-Resident Agency UNESCO’s presence is organized in connection with UNESCO’s National Commission in Albania and through UNESCO’s projects in the country.
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