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Latest news 19 March 2010 UNDP and Government officials visit Turkish and Tatar communities in Romania
The visit included meetings with representatives of UDTR - Romanian Democratic Turkish Union, UDTTMR - Romanian Turk-Muslim Tatar Union, „Kemal Ataturk” College from Medgidia and several cultural activities. The delegation is composed of Mrs. Yesim Oruc Kaya, Resident Representative a.i., Mr. Mircea Mocanu, Head of Socio Economic Section, UNDP, Mr. Sali Negeat, Subsecretary of State, Department for Interethnic Relations and Mrs. Rodica Precupeţu, Head of Department, DIR. Press release UDTR (Romanian language, pdf); 02 February 2010 The first Steering Committee of the Alliance of Civilizations ProjectUNDP Romania together with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) organized the first Steering Committee meeting of the project called Support to the Implementation of Romania’s National Strategy on the “Alliance of Civilization”, bringing together representatives of various ethnic and religious groups. The project aims at assisting the Romanian MFA in implementing its National Strategy on the “Alliance of Civilizations” initiative by creating a fund raising mechanism that will support the implementation of various activities: publishing of articles and books on related topics, organizing awareness and information events, designing a website dedicated to this initiative and encouraging civil society projects in the field of cross-cultural and religious dialogue. For more information, please see the project document and the National Action Plan for the Alliance of Civilizations or contact Ms. Anca Stoica, Democratic Governance Section, at anca.stoica@undp.org.
14 January 2010 Beautiful Romania online presence relaunched!
The platform aims to promote the project activities to central and local stakeholders and also to individuals interested in the field of urban regeneration and cultural heritage protection in Romania. The Beautiful Romania project team has also develped an interactive online resource center that will gather and promote: best practices around the world, potential project ideas to be developed in Romania, resource organizations, information on legal framework and volunteering/internship opportunities. The platform integrates several web2.0 tools such as Facebook, Twitter and Wikispace which aim to facilitate the communication and interaction with a wider project audience. We are looking forward to your input and feed-back on the website content! Follow us on: The United Nations Development Programme in RomaniaEstablished in 1971, the UNDP Country Office in Bucharest was the first UNDP field office to function in a former Warsaw Pact member state. It wasn't until two decades later that other offices opened in the neighboring countries of the former Socialist bloc. Based on more than three decades of experience in Romania, UNDP is currently implementing the 2005-2009 Country Programme. Anchored around Romania’s MDGs, it responds to the key challenges of reform and EU accession. UNDP draws on its reputation for neutrality and integrity to help Romania grasp new opportunities, while alleviating some of the disruptions caused by the transition to the free market and the accession to the European Union in 2007. We are helping the country build a functional and participatory democratic government by developing a more accountable public administration. As a general practice, UNDP identifies disparities and areas of vulnerability in human development, demonstrates local-level solutions to these challenges, and follows-up by expanding the scale of these solutions and mainstreaming them into national government programmes. United Nations Development Programme Around the WorldAs the UN's global development network, UNDP has the proven technologies, policies, financial resources, and most importantly, the courage and determination to make things happen. UNDP has emerged as an organization of energy and intellect, of shared knowledge and strong partnerships, of realistic vision for transformation. Today, with knowledge management, a growing culture of corporate social responsibility, and equipped with a series of cutting-edge tools for doing business, our global network of experts is more prepared than ever to support people in need. UNDP is committed to full use of everything it offers: advocacy, knowledge, partnerships, and support for capacity development. As a trusted development partner known worldwide for being on the ground during both crisis and peace, we adapt and extend our capabilities when events demand it. We are on the ground in more than 166 countries, working with them on their own solutions to global and national development challenges. Through its country offices, UNDP addresses five critical issues: human and economic development, nation building, sustainable resources and the environment, infectious diseases; and conflicts and natural disasters. Often these challenges are interlinked, reinforcing each other. UNDP designs programmes and partnerships in response to this interdependence. |
19 March 2010 UNDP and Government officials visit Turkish and Tatar communities in Romania 02 February 2010 The first Steering Committee of the Alliance of Civilizations Project 14 January 2010 Beautiful Romania online presence relaunched! 11 November 2009 03 November 2009 2009 Human Development Report - Overcoming barriers: Human Mobility and Development. 08 December 2009 13 November 2009 28 September 2009 01 September 2009 01 September 2009 |