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Rapport national sur le developpement humain The 2003 NHDR deals with "Gender, Human Development and Poverty". The report tackles the gender issue from two angles: "how is gender equality affected by the human development issue" and "what is the impact of gender equality on the human development situation". The report aims at analysing the situation and status of women, causes of gender disparity and their impact. It highlitghts the linkages between gender disparities in poverty, participation, work/employm... Madagascar - 2003 |
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Poverty Le présent rapport, "Décentralisation et réduction de la pauvreté", ambitionne d'évaluer les chances réelles des communes du Mali de mieux lutter contre la pauvreté. Au préalable, il établit une carte de pauvreté desdites communes pour ensuite indiquer les niveaux de pauvreté tels que mesurés à l'échelle d'un indice composite qui justement fait le bilan de l'accès à l'&eac... Mali - 2003 |
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The Challenge of Sustainable Development This will be South Africa’s third NHDR and will look at look at why the hoped-for sustainable development has not yet been achieved post-1994, and will attempt to find strategies to ‘unlock’ policy towards HD. The Report views sustainable development in the South African context as a rapid process redressing the imbalances of the past and achieving the objective of ‘a better life for all’. The report will present the current state of development in South Africa... South Africa - 2003 |
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The Reduction of Poverty and Hunger in Zambia: An Agenda for Enhancing the Achievement of the Millennium Development Goals The report targets the reduction of poverty and hunger. This special emphasis is based on a number of factors. First, agriculture, and by extension food security and the reduction of hunger. Second, Zambia is currently facing a serious food shortage and desperate measures are being sought to address this problem within a long term sustainable framework. Thirdly, as with most developing countries, there are common threads between poverty and hunger and the other Millennium Development Goals (... Zambia - 2003 |
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Redirecting our responses to HIV/AIDS: The Ultimate War for Survival The NHDR 2003 challenges the effectiveness of the current policy wisdom, tackling the HIVAIDS epidemic through purely biomedical responses without addressing the societal drivers of the epidemic. The challenge is to set in motion a process of changing the mind-set of policy-makers with respect to combating the epidemic. Zimbabwe - 2003 |
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Guerres, et après? Human Development in Post-Conflict Situation The Republic of Congo's first NHDR was written in a post-conflict context. The Report highlights the damages and traumas caused by the conflict to Congo's human development and the urgency of reconstruction programmes for the revival of the country. The Report is viewed both as a tool for reflection for policy-making in the short-, medium- and long-term, and as an information resource to assist all development actors to take action (government, civil society, international partners). Conseque... Congo - 2002 |
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Rapport National sur le Développement Humain Durable 2002
Mauritania - 2002 |
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Rapport National sur le Developpment Humain Les Changements de 1990 a 2002 et le development humain
Sao Tome and Principe - 2002 |
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The challenge of HIV/AIDS: Maintaining the Momentum of success The Report reviews twenty years of HIV/AIDS in Uganda, assessing the impact of the disease on the population in terms of the population structure, fertility and mortality and the effects on households, families, health, education, agriculture, the labor force, businesses, women and the economy. The Report describes how the HIV/AIDS epidemic been fought and attempt to identify why the Ugandan strategy has been so successful. The Report also look at the relationship between poverty and human... Uganda - 2002 |
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Regional development and the challenges of decentralisation The selection of this theme indicates the will of the UNDP in Benin to contribute to the debate on decentralization in the country, which has been on-going for some years. It also denotes the need, after forty years of independence, to step back and make an assessment of development policies, stressing both failures and successes. Reflections on the development of African countries indicate that the outcomes of most development policies and programmes implemented since de-colonization in the ... Benin - 2001 |
