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2013 Report

The Rise of the South: Human Progress in a Diverse World is available for free downloading

24 Years of Human Development Reports

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Poverty in the Context of Climate Change

This Human Development Report, ‘Tajikistan: Poverty in the Context of Climate Change’ is a system of views on the objectives, principles, contents and ways of implementing Tajikistan’s climate policy both within the country and internationally, in part related to climate change impacts. Given Tajikistan’s strategic landmarks, this Report forms the basis for formulating and implementing the country’s climate policy.

Tajikistan - 2012

Changement climatique, Sécurité alimentaire et Développement humain

L’approche conceptuelle du rapport est articulée autour des relations complexes qui peuvent exister entre changement climatique, sécurité alimentaire et développement humain. Les effets négatifs sur l’économie et, principalement sur l’agriculture, risquent d’annihiler tous les efforts consentis par le pays pour atteindre la sécurité alimentaire, pilier essentiel du développement humain durable. Le rapport, ...

Senegal - 2011

Service Delivery for Sustainable Human Development

This report focuses on services offered in the agriculture, education, health, and water and sanitation sectors. As such, it touches on the basics of human well-being, which are fundamental to human development and respect for human life. The country’s low performance on the Human Development Index (HDI), despite a slight improvement to 0.395 in 2010 from below 0.35 in 2000, calls for an immediate and real shift in policy choices. This situation requires reform and recommitment by all p...

Zambia - 2011

Small Businesses and Human Development

The report highlights the essential role played by micro, small and medium enterprises in the promotion of human development in the country, and through four main pillars, namely economic growth, that is inclusive and pro-poor, social progress, participation, empowerment throw micro finance, and environmental sustainability. The report consists of eight chapters dealing with: the concept of human development through small and medium enterprises, human development in Jordan, economic growth, s...

Jordan - 2011

Sustaining Progress
Rising to the Climate Challenge

Bhutan’s Human Development Report 2011 “Sustaining Progress: Rising to the Climate Challenge” explores the linkages between climate change and human development in Bhutan. This report argues that progress and sustainability of Bhutan’s human development achievements define the conditions for vulnerability to climate risks. Where high levels of sustained human development have already been achieved in Bhutan, the impacts of climate change will likely be felt less. High ...

Bhutan - 2011

Building Resilience
The Future of Rural Livelihoods in the Face of Climate Change

The focus in the 2011 Cambodia Human Development Report is on climate change and rural live-lihoods. While this captures only part of the picture of climate change in Cambodia, it is an essential starting point. Even though Cambodia is changing rapidly and the distinctions between rural and urban are becoming less clear, most people continue to depend on a rural economy and natural resources. Although numerous transformations have occurred in this area in recent years, the rural economy remai...

Cambodia - 2011

From Vulnerability to Sustainability
Environment and Human Development

Mongolia is at the biting edge of the tension between economic growth and environmental conservation. Debates have become somewhat polarised between these two perspectives. The concept of human development – i.e., putting people at the centre of development, can help in connecting economic growth processes with environmental conservation priorities. From a human development perspective, both economic growth and environmental conservation are not ends but means to improving the well-bein...

Mongolia - 2011

Social Progress for Human Development

The 2011 Viet Nam Human Development Report finds that economic growth has been the major driver of Viet Nam’s human development progress, while health and education have contributed less to overall progress. The 2011 report argues that the same level of priority and investment now needs to be given to improving human development outcomes as is accorded to growing Viet Nam’s economy. Furthermore, the progress made at the national level masks large disparities at the sub-national le...

Viet Nam - 2011

Capacity Development and Integration with the European Union

The NHDR 2010 intends to serve as an analytical tool in assessment and promotion of more effective capacity development in the country. In the context of the One-UN initiative, the report will also thus help in supporting the role of the UN in Albania together with relevant policy and advocacy publications of other UN agencies. Given the multiple systemic, organizational and human resource capacity needs to meet the EU accession standards, capacity development is a critical subject for an...

Albania - 2011

Modernization and Human Development

2011 National Human Development Report for the Russian Federation ‘Modernization and Human Development. It is the 15th Report in the ongoing series, started in 1995 jointly by UNDP and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation as the Project’s National Executing Agency. Since 2011 the Faculty of Economics at Lomonosov Moscow State University has acted as the National Executing Agency for the Project ‘Mainstreaming Human Development in Russia’. The mai...

Russian Federation - 2011

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