United Nations Industrial Development Organization
By H. Canton. Permanent Missions to the United Nations, No. 309, 2009
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This document presents the UNIDO strategy for post-conflict and post-crisis situations. UNIDO’s current approach to post-crisis industrial rehabilitation and reconstruction stems from resolution GC.10/Res.6 “UNIDO activities in countries emerging from crisis situations” adopted in 2003. Since then, UNIDO´s portfolio of post-crisis interventions has grown considerably, particularly in post-conflict contexts. In 2015, an independent thematic evaluation of UNIDO’s post-crisis interventions recommended developing a “strategy and related guidelines for UNIDO’s post-crisis work”. The present document outlines the scope and prospects for implementing UNIDO’s programmatic activities in post-conflict/crisis contexts, based on internal and external consultations.
Subfields: Political Science and International Relations
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