Knowledge Networks
The Human Development Report Office facilitates the exchange of experiences and ideas amongst the members of two extensive networks of specialists and practicioners. We also wish to familiarize you with the activities of parallel networks that can offer great opportunities for learning and sharing amongst peers.HDR-Net: Human Development Reports Network
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Over the years, the global, regional, national and sub-national Human
Development Reports have inspired a global movement to articulate human
development priorities in every region and to mobilize action for
policy-making. The HDR-Net, established in 1999,
continues to strengthen this movement by serving as dynamic
springboards for professional knowledge sharing and learning on human
development issues. The network has evolved into a community of over
1000 human development professionals from within UNDP, government,
academia, research and NGO communities. Visit the section of our website to learn more. |
HDRStats-Net: Human Development Report Statistics Network
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This expert forum was created in 2003 as a global platform to discuss issues related to the measurement of human development. This forum covers focused technical issues related to composite indices, data collection methods and disparities between national and international data. HDRStats-Net consists of over 800 members from national statistics offices, academia, regional statistical commissions and members of the UN family. Visit the section of our website to learn more. |
Related Networks
Global knowledge networks function as professional communities that provide basic services for members, helping them become a more valuable source of development knowledge and expertise. Please find below a list of related networks on human development within and outside UNDP.
Visit the section of UNDP Networks and the section of HD Partners to learn more.
