Le programme de développement des Nations-Unies et le cas de la République démocratique du Congo

Exposé Politique & international Relations internationales

Date de publication :

19/05/2009

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Anglais

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9 pages

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The United Nations development programme
1. The UNDP at the centre of the United Nations initiatives
2. The main actions of the UNDP
3. The workings of the UNDP
4. The UNDP Budget
5. Personal opinion about the UNDP
The study case of the Democratic Republic of Congo
1. The UNDP in the Democratic Republic of Congo
2. The UNDP's work in DRC in accordance with the MDGs
3. The UNDP's programme for the Democratic Governance
4. The UNDP's programme for Poverty reduction
5. The UNDP's programme for crisis prevention and recovery
6. The UNDP's programme for Environment and Energy
7. The importance of the UNDP in DRC called into question

Résumé :

The United nations Development programme was created on January the 1st in 1966, by the resolution 1029 of the General Assembly of the United nations, which combined the Expanded programme of Technical Assistance and the United nations Special Fund. This programme, headquartered in New-York City, has country offices in 166 countries. Its major aim is to help the developing countries by supplying them advice and by pleading their cause for the granting of donations.
The Democratic Republic of congo is an interesting case to study. Indeed, this country has been facing for two decades a structural crisis in economic and social spheres which has generated armed conflicts since 1993. In spite of these successive wars in DRC, the UNDP has never interrupted its assistance there. It has developed an emergency programme which aims to strengthen and reinforce peace. DRC is a developing country which needs the framework of the UNDP in order to stabilize and reach prosperity.

I am going to see to what extent the UNDP is one of the most important international institutions tackling the huge issue of development in the World.
By development I mean the sustainable improvement in several spheres such as the ecological sphere, the human sphere and the economic sphere (Hattingh, 2004). On the one hand, I will study the United nations Development programme. On the other hand, I will study the specific case of Democratic Republic of congo, dealing with the UNDP in the DRC.