Issued in 2008, the second National Human Development Report (NHDR) succeeded in realizing one of the most important goals of Human Development Reports: raising a debate on development policies among government officials, academics, intellectuals, media professionals, and civil society organizati

Qatar’s first NDHR offers a study of the state of HD in the country and identifies a number of challenges for the future.

This report deals with several issues relating to human development in Yemen from the situation and the dynamics of population growth, the labour market, the trends and challenges of economic growth, rationalization of public expenditure, and policies to combat poverty.Also, the report analyses t

The report covers many relevant issues such as nutrition and food security, health, gender, drug abuse and natural environment. The two central themes of the report are education and governance.

The Lebanon NHDR 1998 provides a national perspective of human development in the light of the experience of the past years and, in particular, discusses the subject of youth and development.

The report tackled education from the human development perspective stating that one of the main reasons behind selecting this theme is that education plays a critical role, not only in laying out and enlarging the base for human capital in any given country, but also in the redistribution of hum

Year: 1998
Type: National Reports
Region: Arab States
Country: Algeria

The first Human Development Report for Lesotho focuses on human security. Since Lesotho's commitment to human development is only recent, the main findings of the report conclude that many areas of human security remain problematic.

Year: 1997
Type: National Reports
Region: Arab States
Country: United Arab Emirates

The Palestine HDR does an excellent job of focusing on gender when discussing development issues. Nearly all figures, from unemployment to the breakdown of foreign aid by sector include information on the role of women.