Routledge Handbook on the UN and Development
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Routledge Handbook on the UN and Development
Browne, Stephen; Weiss, Thomas G
Taylor & Francis Ltd
01/2022
332
Mole
Inglês
9780367502232
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Introduction: Development, the Largest of Four UN Functions Part One: Realizing the SDGs, Opportunities and Challenges 1 The UN Development System: Origins, Structure, Status 2 The UN and Development: Objectives and Governance 3 Emerging Powers, a Declining West, and Multilateralism 4 Environment and Development in the UN 5 Gender Equality and the United Nations 6 Human Rights and Sustainable Development: Together at Last? 7 Sustaining Peace and the 2030 Development Agenda 8 Sustaining Peace: Changing Architecture and Priorities for UN Peacebuilding 9 What Does "Leave No One Behind" Mean for Humanitarians? 10 Migration and Development in the UN Global Compacts Part Two: Resources, Partnerships, and Management 11 Funding the UN: Support or Constraint? 12 Private Finance and Partnerships at the UN 13 The "Third UN": Civil Society and the World Organization 14 The UN and World Bank: Collaboration toward Stronger Global Governance? 15 The WTO, the UN, and the Future of Global Development 16 UN Accountability: From Frameworks to Evidence and Results 17 Towards Better Knowledge Management in the UN Part Three: Imagining the Future of the UN in Development 18 Change in the UN Development System: Theory and Practice 19 Looking to the UN's Future 20 Reforming the UN and Governing the Globe 21 Reflections: Prospects for the UN Development System
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CEDAW Committee;Civil Society Days;The UN;RC System;Global Governance;Peacebuilding Support Office;International Relations;CSW.;Development;United Nations Development System;Sustainable Development Goals;Civil Society;Peace-Building;CEDAW;Development Challenges;Public Private Partnerships;The World Bank;SDG;Migration;GAVI;UN development system;Non-core Resources;multilateralism;South Sudan;environmental development;PBA;international commissions;Sustaining Peace;Global Compacts;UNDP Administrator;Addis Ababa Action Agenda;IATI;Humanitarian Aid;Successor Ceo;Km Strategy;Global Environmental Conventions;SDG Implementation;JIU
Introduction: Development, the Largest of Four UN Functions Part One: Realizing the SDGs, Opportunities and Challenges 1 The UN Development System: Origins, Structure, Status 2 The UN and Development: Objectives and Governance 3 Emerging Powers, a Declining West, and Multilateralism 4 Environment and Development in the UN 5 Gender Equality and the United Nations 6 Human Rights and Sustainable Development: Together at Last? 7 Sustaining Peace and the 2030 Development Agenda 8 Sustaining Peace: Changing Architecture and Priorities for UN Peacebuilding 9 What Does "Leave No One Behind" Mean for Humanitarians? 10 Migration and Development in the UN Global Compacts Part Two: Resources, Partnerships, and Management 11 Funding the UN: Support or Constraint? 12 Private Finance and Partnerships at the UN 13 The "Third UN": Civil Society and the World Organization 14 The UN and World Bank: Collaboration toward Stronger Global Governance? 15 The WTO, the UN, and the Future of Global Development 16 UN Accountability: From Frameworks to Evidence and Results 17 Towards Better Knowledge Management in the UN Part Three: Imagining the Future of the UN in Development 18 Change in the UN Development System: Theory and Practice 19 Looking to the UN's Future 20 Reforming the UN and Governing the Globe 21 Reflections: Prospects for the UN Development System
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CEDAW Committee;Civil Society Days;The UN;RC System;Global Governance;Peacebuilding Support Office;International Relations;CSW.;Development;United Nations Development System;Sustainable Development Goals;Civil Society;Peace-Building;CEDAW;Development Challenges;Public Private Partnerships;The World Bank;SDG;Migration;GAVI;UN development system;Non-core Resources;multilateralism;South Sudan;environmental development;PBA;international commissions;Sustaining Peace;Global Compacts;UNDP Administrator;Addis Ababa Action Agenda;IATI;Humanitarian Aid;Successor Ceo;Km Strategy;Global Environmental Conventions;SDG Implementation;JIU
