UNIDO United Nations Industrial Development Organization презентация

industrial development for poverty reduction, inclusive globalization and environmental sustainability.

The mission of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), as described in the Lima Declaration adopted at the fifteenth session of the UNIDO General Conference in 2013, is to promote and accelerate inclusive and sustainable industrial development (ISID) in developing countries and economies in transition.

UNIDO in support of lesson learning and accountability, and provides a continuous feedback of insights gained from evaluations into the strategic decision-making process.

individual programmes, which are implemented in a holistic manner to achieve effective outcomes and impacts through UNIDO’s four enabling functions:
(i) technical cooperation;
(ii) analytical and research functions and policy advisory services;
(iii) normative functions and standards and quality-related activities;
(iv) convening and partnerships for knowledge transfer, networking and industrial cooperation.

WTO, UNCTAD and ITC and others to help overcome Non tariff Barriers to trade
UNIDO’S Functions
Global Forum:
Generates & Disseminates knowledge relating to industrial matters
Enhance cooperation
Establish dialogue
Develop partnerships
Tailored made specialized support
Technical Cooperation:
Design & implement programs (tailor-made) to support Industrial development

47 regional and country offices around the world. UNIDO maintains offices in Brussels (European Union), Geneva (United Nations) and New York (United Nations). Moreover, it continues to operate a centre for regional cooperation in Turkey.

donors has never gone away, based as much on ideology as on performance – which largely explains the absence from its membership today of the United States, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom.
«UNIDO will find it hard to win the ideological argument».

Shrinking UNIDO’s role
UNIDO should continue to burnish its appeal as a development partner by emphasizing the importance of those activities where free market forces are unhelpful to the industrialization process, and where a neutral public organization can add unique value.

UNIDO faces growing competition from other development organizations, especially from the private sector.

Quality and quantity of projects

through networking rather than physical presence.

E-learning is an under-exploited medium. UNIDO should be more like an interactive learning organization.

technologies and investments which are connected to the main goals of Russian industrial and economic modernization, promotion of Russian technologies in different countries, assistance in resource allocation in third countries of Russian investors.

Until the year 2005 the Russian Federation has received financial support from UNIDO as a country with economy in transition.

Since 2009 Russia is a donor country

Mutually beneficial cooperation with different countries (for instance, with Argentina), industrial lazars technologies and cattle farming technologies.

introduction to Inclusive and Sustainable Development
www.unido-russia.ru
“UNIDO: Facing the Future” by Stephen Browne, 2013, Briefing 5, the Future United Nations development system