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LOCATION:Abuja\, Nigeria
SUMMARY:Nigeria National Workshop on Quantifying South-South Cooperation
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Economic Commission for Africa\, African Center for Statist
 ics (ECA-ACS)\, UNCTAD and the National Bureau of Statistics of Nigeria ar
 e organizing a National Workshop on Quantifying South-South Cooperation\, 
 from 17-19 December 2024\, in Abuja\, Nigeria. The voluntary Conceptual Fr
 amework (CF) for the measurement of SSC\, was developed by countries of th
 e global South and adopted by the UN Statistical Commission and the Genera
 l Assembly in 2022. It came as a response to the request of the second Hig
 h-level United Nations Conference on South-South Cooperation to all develo
 pment actors to support initiatives for information and data collection\, 
 coordination\, dissemination and evaluation of South-South cooperation (SS
 C). It was also “requested that further work on this\, including on glob
 al reporting and capacity building\, be enabled by the co-custodianship of
  UNCTAD and be led by countries from the global South\, building on countr
 y-led mechanisms”. Consequently\, a United Nations Development Account 
 Project on measuring SSC was set up to meet these requirements and a Manua
 l for the Framework to measure SSC developed by pioneering countries\, wit
 h UNCTAD support. Led by UNCTAD\, UN Statistics Division and four UN Regio
 nal Commissions\, jointly with partners in the UN system\, the project sup
 ports seven pilot countries (among which Nigeria) in Africa\, Asia and Lat
 in America to measure the financial and non-financial modalities of SSC to
  inform and target policy action with the aim to manage and mobilize resou
 rces for efforts to achieve the SDGs. The objective of the workshop is to
  strengthen the capacity of national agencies in Nigeria to identify\, mea
 sure and report South-South cooperation flows for SDG indicator 17.3.1\, a
 s contributing factors to the 2030 Agenda.https://unctad.org/publication/m
 anual-framework-measure-south-south-cooperation-technical-and-procedural-a
 spects-pilot\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/nig
 eria-national-workshop-quantifying-south-south-cooperation
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LOCATION:Abuja\, Nigeria
SUMMARY:Nigeria National Workshop on Quantifying South-South Cooperation
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Economic Commission for Africa\, African Center for Statist
 ics (ECA-ACS)\, UNCTAD and the National Bureau of Statistics of Nigeria ar
 e organizing a National Workshop on Quantifying South-South Cooperation\, 
 from 17-19 December 2024\, in Abuja\, Nigeria. The voluntary Conceptual Fr
 amework (CF) for the measurement of SSC\, was developed by countries of th
 e global South and adopted by the UN Statistical Commission and the Genera
 l Assembly in 2022. It came as a response to the request of the second Hig
 h-level United Nations Conference on South-South Cooperation to all develo
 pment actors to support initiatives for information and data collection\, 
 coordination\, dissemination and evaluation of South-South cooperation (SS
 C). It was also “requested that further work on this\, including on glob
 al reporting and capacity building\, be enabled by the co-custodianship of
  UNCTAD and be led by countries from the global South\, building on countr
 y-led mechanisms”. Consequently\, a United Nations Development Account 
 Project on measuring SSC was set up to meet these requirements and a Manua
 l for the Framework to measure SSC developed by pioneering countries\, wit
 h UNCTAD support. Led by UNCTAD\, UN Statistics Division and four UN Regio
 nal Commissions\, jointly with partners in the UN system\, the project sup
 ports seven pilot countries (among which Nigeria) in Africa\, Asia and Lat
 in America to measure the financial and non-financial modalities of SSC to
  inform and target policy action with the aim to manage and mobilize resou
 rces for efforts to achieve the SDGs. The objective of the workshop is to
  strengthen the capacity of national agencies in Nigeria to identify\, mea
 sure and report South-South cooperation flows for SDG indicator 17.3.1\, a
 s contributing factors to the 2030 Agenda.https://unctad.org/publication/m
 anual-framework-measure-south-south-cooperation-technical-and-procedural-a
 spects-pilot\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/nig
 eria-national-workshop-quantifying-south-south-cooperation
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LOCATION:Abuja\, Nigeria
SUMMARY:Nigeria National Workshop on Quantifying South-South Cooperation
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Economic Commission for Africa\, African Center for Statist
 ics (ECA-ACS)\, UNCTAD and the National Bureau of Statistics of Nigeria ar
 e organizing a National Workshop on Quantifying South-South Cooperation\, 
 from 17-19 December 2024\, in Abuja\, Nigeria. The voluntary Conceptual Fr
 amework (CF) for the measurement of SSC\, was developed by countries of th
 e global South and adopted by the UN Statistical Commission and the Genera
 l Assembly in 2022. It came as a response to the request of the second Hig
 h-level United Nations Conference on South-South Cooperation to all develo
 pment actors to support initiatives for information and data collection\, 
 coordination\, dissemination and evaluation of South-South cooperation (SS
 C). It was also “requested that further work on this\, including on glob
 al reporting and capacity building\, be enabled by the co-custodianship of
  UNCTAD and be led by countries from the global South\, building on countr
 y-led mechanisms”. Consequently\, a United Nations Development Account 
 Project on measuring SSC was set up to meet these requirements and a Manua
 l for the Framework to measure SSC developed by pioneering countries\, wit
 h UNCTAD support. Led by UNCTAD\, UN Statistics Division and four UN Regio
 nal Commissions\, jointly with partners in the UN system\, the project sup
 ports seven pilot countries (among which Nigeria) in Africa\, Asia and Lat
 in America to measure the financial and non-financial modalities of SSC to
  inform and target policy action with the aim to manage and mobilize resou
 rces for efforts to achieve the SDGs. The objective of the workshop is to
  strengthen the capacity of national agencies in Nigeria to identify\, mea
 sure and report South-South cooperation flows for SDG indicator 17.3.1\, a
 s contributing factors to the 2030 Agenda.https://unctad.org/publication/m
 anual-framework-measure-south-south-cooperation-technical-and-procedural-a
 spects-pilot\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/nig
 eria-national-workshop-quantifying-south-south-cooperation
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