The United Nations Secretary-General has established the United Nations System Task Team on the Post-2015 United Nations Development Agenda (Task Team).
Co-chaired by the Department of Economic and Social Affairs and the United Nations Development Programme, the Task Team assembles more than 60 United Nations agencies and international organizations.
UNCTAD involvement
UNCTAD works within the framework of the entire United Nations system to follow up processes related to the Review of the MDGs and the preparations for the post-2015 United Nations development agenda. This entails collaboration and coordination with other United Nations agencies, funds and programmes as well as amongst different divisions and branches of the UNCTAD secretariat.
The work of UNCTAD takes place at three levels:
At the intergovernmental level (General Assembly, Economic and Social Council, Commission on Sustainable Development/high-level political forum, governing bodies of organizations of the United Nations system).
At the United Nations system inter-agency level (including the Executive Committee on Economic and Social Affairs plus, the Task Team and issue-driven networks/platforms).
At the level of all people who look to their leaders to identify and act on the major challenges ahead. (Through civil society organizations, the private sector and academia).
UNCTAD seeks to contribute to the definition of a single and comprehensive post-2015 United Nations development agenda with sustainable development at its core.
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05 April 2017Artisanal fishers are on the frontline of the overfishing crisisOne target for Sustainable Development Goal 14 is to "provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets". Why is this important? And what are the challenges? During the Oceans Forum held in Geneva on 21 and 22 March, we sat down with Anna Holl-Buhl, a policy advisor for fisheries for the World Wide Fund For Nature (WWF), to find out. 20 October 2016UNCTAD marks World Statistics Day: 'Better Data, Better Lives'Effective new policies that create jobs, improve wellbeing and drive social development will depend on reliable, timely and impartial statistics, the head of UNCTAD's statistics and information branch said in a statement marking World Statistics Day. Page 1 of 8, items 1 to 5 of 36 |
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