UNDP Uganda's 2020 Annual Report, titled "Standing with Uganda to Build Forward Better Together in the Face of COVID-19" presents UNDP’s programmatic interventions throughout 2020 with a focus on partnerships
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UNDP Uganda 2020 Annual Report
UNDP Uganda's 2020 Annual Report, titled "Standing with Uganda to Build Forward Better Together in the Face of COVID-19" presents UNDP’s programmatic interventions throughout 2020 with a focus on partnerships, touching on key milestones in the response to and recovery from COVID-19, institutional strengthening, peace and security, sustainable energy solutions, protecting Uganda’s biodiversity, protecting livelihoods of vulnerable groups, eliminating violence against women and girls, and UNDP’s complex role as a thought leader and integrator within the broader United Nations Country Team (UNCT) in Uganda.
While 2020 was the final year of implementation of UNDP’s Country Programme Document 2016- 2020, it foresaw the transition to a new country programme for the period 2021-2025 premised on partnership and cooperation. UNDP played its integrator role in the UN system by offering a platform for stakeholder consultations during the development of the Government of Uganda’s Third National Development Plan (NDP III). UNDP also ensured the United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework (UNSDCF) 2021-2025 is aligned to Uganda’s development agenda and positions the UNDP Country Office and broader United Nations Country Team (UNCT) to deliver as one on Uganda’s Vision 2040 and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
UNDP Uganda 2020 in Retrospect
2020 was a challenging year but also a year of great triumphs. While the COVID-19 pandemic brought with it an unprecedented humanitarian and development crisis, it also created new opportunities, from digital innovations to a renewed discourse around industrialization and resilient livelihoods. As a development partner of choice, UNDP supported government to prepare, respond and recover from the effects of COVID-19 in a robust manner. In so doing, UNDP has shown that we can respond quickly, efficiently and deliver transformative results to protect the most vulnerable. This compilation highlights some of our major accomplishments and milestones in Uganda throughout 2020.
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41 million
Population
21.4%
Poverty rate
0.531
Gender Equality Index
0.528
Human Dev. Index
