LEAVING NO PAKISTANI BEHIND
Working hand in hand to advance the Sustainable Development Goals
Pakistan Leads Asia
Pakistan becomes first country in Asia to initiate access to support from the Global Shield to close the financial protection gap through enhanced pre-arranged finance
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What we do
UNDP is working with the Government of Pakistan, civil society, national partners and the people of Pakistan to help find solutions to persistent development challenges.
We work to build lasting institutional capacity, provide technical expertise to improve development outcomes, and help link the Government and people of Pakistan to innovative global solutions in areas such as improved data quality and collection, better environmental management, climate change finance and adaptation, strong and accountable governance mechanisms and capacities to respond effectively to conflict and disasters.
Publications
Report
UNDP in Pakistan: Annual Report 2023
In 2023, UNDP continued its long-standing partnership with Pakistan to achieve its development goals and to ensure that no one is left behind.
Publication
Summit of the Future 2024: Multilateral Solutions for a Better Tomorrow
Report
UNDP Strategic Plan 2022-2025
The Strategic Plan 2022-2025 describes how UNDP intends to work together with our partners to deliver what’s required of us in these extraordinary times. This bold, ambitious Plan is structured around “3x6x3” – 3 directions of change, 6 signature solutions and 3 enablers – a clear framework for where we need to head. Over the next four years, we will work with countries to expand people’s choices for a fairer, sustainable future. Helping to get us back on track to deliver on the SDGs.
Report
Pakistan National Human Development Report on Inequality
Reform or Rupture: A Resilient Economy of Pakistan
The choice may appear clear between 'reform or rupture,' but it must be translated into bold and decisive action to pave the way for a prosperous, resilient Pakistan.
Our Impact
Our work in sustainable development, governance, resilience building
and environment and climate change.
15.1
million
voters reached with information on the local government elections
8,188
people
(1,884 women) attended legal awareness sessions in the Merged Areas
615K
people
in KP’s Merged Areas benefited from community mobilization, improved services and economic opportunities
158
people
(50 women) in Balochistan received entrepreneurship training, 100 people (25 women) received vocational training
78K
young people
(37,200 women, 20 transgender) participated in youth engagement and economic empowerment activities
09
Districts
Emergency Operations Centres strengthened
18K
youth
spoke up about their needs through the Youth Conversations platform
87K
hectares
of land in Sindh freed of encroachment and brought under the forest department
19.4K
people
in GB accessed health services – 17,825 youth, 250 people in extreme poverty, 1,385 women, 27 people with disabilities