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UNDP Environmental Mainstreaming Strategy: A strategy for enhanced environmental soundness and sustainability in UNDP policies, programmes, and operational processes
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Egyptian Environmental Affairs Agency (EEAA), UNEP, Biosafety Project, Egypt
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BCH-ORG-SCBD-15803-24
- Government agency (National/Federal)
Person:Linda GhanimeEnvironmental Operations and Policy Advisor, Bureau for Development Policy, Energy and Environment GroupPhone: +212 906 6480,Fax:Email: Linda.ghanime@undp.org,Website:Related OrganizationUnited Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), New York
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2004-06
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- UNDP Environmental Mainstreaming Strategy.doc [ English ]
The Table of Contents is as follows:
1. Introduction and Background
1.1 Millennium Declaration & Millennium Development Goals
1.2 Rio Mandate for environmental integration and mainstreaming in UNDP
1.3 Rationale for and objectives of environmental mainstreaming
1.4 Environmental Mainstreaming Strategy Mandate
2. What is Environmental Mainstreaming?
2.1 Environmental mainstreaming in the context of UNDP core activities
2.2 Mainstreaming environment in other development agencies
2.3 Lessons learned: experiences from gender mainstreaming
3. Stock Taking: Environment Mainstreaming in UNDP Policy & Programming
3.1 Review of environment mainstreaming in UNDP
3.1.1 Past commitments
3.1.2 Development of programming instruments
3.1.3 Capacity development within UNDP
3.1.4 Situation at the Country Office level
3.2 Recent opportunities for environmental mainstreaming
3.3 Efforts to date to mainstreaming environment in operations processes
3.4 Lessons learned
4. Emerging Strategy – Key entry points and building blocks
4.1 Corporate strategies and policies
4.2 Programming guidance
4.2.1 Programming guidance for UNDP’s Energy and Environment Practice
4.2.2 Programming guidance for other practices
4.3 Operational processes
4.4 Monitoring, evaluation and reporting
5. The Emerging Action Plan
5.1 Policy
5.2 Programming
5.3 Operations
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1. Introduction and Background
1.1 Millennium Declaration & Millennium Development Goals
1.2 Rio Mandate for environmental integration and mainstreaming in UNDP
1.3 Rationale for and objectives of environmental mainstreaming
1.4 Environmental Mainstreaming Strategy Mandate
2. What is Environmental Mainstreaming?
2.1 Environmental mainstreaming in the context of UNDP core activities
2.2 Mainstreaming environment in other development agencies
2.3 Lessons learned: experiences from gender mainstreaming
3. Stock Taking: Environment Mainstreaming in UNDP Policy & Programming
3.1 Review of environment mainstreaming in UNDP
3.1.1 Past commitments
3.1.2 Development of programming instruments
3.1.3 Capacity development within UNDP
3.1.4 Situation at the Country Office level
3.2 Recent opportunities for environmental mainstreaming
3.3 Efforts to date to mainstreaming environment in operations processes
3.4 Lessons learned
4. Emerging Strategy – Key entry points and building blocks
4.1 Corporate strategies and policies
4.2 Programming guidance
4.2.1 Programming guidance for UNDP’s Energy and Environment Practice
4.2.2 Programming guidance for other practices
4.3 Operational processes
4.4 Monitoring, evaluation and reporting
5. The Emerging Action Plan
5.1 Policy
5.2 Programming
5.3 Operations
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21-page paper