UNIDEP Activities: Implementing SDGs and Agenda 2063
Explore the diverse activities of UNIDEP, led by Mustapha Sadni Jallab, aimed at addressing development challenges, supporting Agenda 2063 and SDGs, and providing training and research opportunities in various critical sectors. Learn about their core courses, thematic dialogues, and guiding principles to drive sustainable development in Africa through strategic planning and capacity building.
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Presentation of UNIDEP Mustapha Sadni Jallab Head of Training and Research Division 16 July 2018 New York Implementing the SDGs and Agenda 2063 2018 HLPF 1
Development challenges 2 Agenda 2063 Sustainable Development Goals, Agenda 2030 Financing development, Addis Ababa Action Plan Gender dimension Green economy, Paris Declaration Intra African trade, CFTA youth employment natural resources management agriculture transformation energy regional integration infrastructure governance migration statistics
IDEP Activities 3 Core / Thematic short courses Tailor made and Collaborative courses High Level Dialogues & Development Seminars Theme Selection Master s programme IDEP Strategic Plan Research MS Requests Fellowship Programme ECA divisions/ SROs E-learning Library
Guiding Principles 4 Supporting the implementation of Agenda 2063 and 2030 through training and research Harnessing ICT for a better delivery through e-training programmes Guidance from IDEP various constituencies (COM, Member states, Board, Scientific committee, feedbacks from participants)
Training 5 All training courses target governement officials 2017 Core short training courses 9 Collaborative short courses 10 Tailor-made courses on SDGs relevant issues 1 Officials who benefited from IDEP's residential short courses 488 Participants of e-Learning courses 156 Applications/nominations received for IDEP's Training 3614 Scholarships awarded to the IDEP/UJ MPhil Industrial Policy programme 10
Short courses 6 20 onsite training courses related to SDGs issues Data analysis and macroeconomic modelling for development planners and better monitoring; sectorial policy and planning (trade, industry, agriculture, energy) international trade negotiations in support of the CFTA; social policy, Road safety, inclusive green economy as a development strategy, management of gender-responsive economic policy, preceded by a training of trainers; focus on more efficient mineral resources management (mineral governance; mineral contracts & negotiations); domestic resources mobilization, transport infrastructure, migration policy for RECs, etc New issues addressed Long term planning and prospective studies; green economy; innovation and Intellectual properties, trade policy analysis within the CFTA context Rating by training > 90% 3614 applications in 2017 vs 2542 applications in 2016
Achievements over the 2016/17 biennium (end) Distribution of participants per theme 5.0% Other 9.7% Governance and Public 5.9% 29.5% Regional Integration, Trade and 39.4% 19.4% Macroeconomic Analysis and 25.8% 19.4% Natural Resource Management 14.3% 16.9% Gender and Social Development 14.6% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%100% 2017 2016
Research and technical assistance 9 Research areas Agenda post-Quito and the urbanisation challenges for Africa Data for Africa Gender and climate change Ownership of agendas 2030 and 2063 by African countries Transformative agriculture for Africa s future Trade and industrialisation HLPD Is Africa ready to invest in a green industry? Urbanisation and industrialisation Fellowships 2 IDEP fellowship programmes, 1 ECA fellows granted
Supporting the SDGs impolementation through E-learning activities 10 Cooperation UNITAR - ECA 1 course based on ERA 2017 6 weeks Delivered in English and French Internally - Pilot 1 course based on ERA 2015 To test internal capacity 4 weeks French Women Men Northern Africa 5% Northern Africa 2% Northern Africa 3% Western Africa 65% Western Africa 87% Western Africa 44% 28% 31% 72% 69% 23% 100% 18% 24% Eastern Africa 17% Eastern Africa 3% Eastern Africa 8% Central Africa 19% 77% 82% Central Africa 13% Central Africa 5% 49% 76% 32% 51% 24% 100% 15% 68% 50% 50% 76% 85% Other 12% Other 2% Southern Africa 9% Southern Africa 4% 43% 57% 43% 48% 49% 52% 51% 57%
Knowledge Management 11 Library digitisation as part of IDEP KM First phase: 262 161 pages scanned / 520 000 3323 titles / 5 800 in several file formats: TIFF 300 DPI for archiving PDF/A 300 DPI with automatic indexing by OCR for consulting and full text search TXT UTF-8 with manual indexing for further description and search in digital libraries and repositories 16 Countries + IDEP documents number of pages scanned
Concluding remarks 12 IDEP will continue and sustain its approach to train Africans government officials especially on green industrialisation and economic transformation among others structural issues Strategic shifts in the delivery mechanisms and orientation of the IDEP programme in immediate response to the capacity development needs expressed by Member States through both SDGs and Agenda 2063, and the increasing requests for IDEP s services from member States.
THANK YOU! More: www.uneca.org/idep 13
