The United Nations Development Programme - UNDP 🇱🇰Facility provides a trusted platform for partners to amplify their impact on recovery efforts—by contributing to ongoing projects that deliver immediate livelihoods relief, support early recovery, and build long-term resilience. Our support packages include: 🔵Cash-for-work programs for community clean-up 🔵Micro-grants for affected entrepreneurs 🔵Restoration of markets and agricultural assets 🔵Climate-resilient reconstruction initiatives The

2.8K views · 65 reactions | Azusa Kubota, Resident Representative United Nations Development Programme - UNDP in #SriLanka, underscores the critical role of RAPIDA’s findings in shaping relief and recovery efforts. By grounding decisions in data and evidence, we can ensure support reaches those who need it most. Explore the analysis: https://go.undp.org/iR4 WATCH MORE  UNDP in Asia and the Pacific United Nations Sri Lanka | UNDP Sri Lanka | Facebook

7.3K views · 140 reactions | The United Nations Development Programme is consulting stakeholders in Solomon Islands for the new SENBIOSIS biogas project, a USD 1.58 million initiative funded by the Government of Italy. The project will run from 2026 to 2028 in Guadalcanal and Malaita, promoting biogas technology to provide clean, affordable energy and reduce reliance on firewood. Tavuli News - Solomon Islands | Tavuli News - Solomon Islands | Facebook

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) says close to 5 million metric tonnes of debris was left behind by Hurricane Melissa in Western Jamaica. Resident Representative for Jamaica, Kishan Khoday told a United Nations press conference about the agency’s impact assessments and initial activities. He stated that initial estimates show that the damage caused by Melissa is 30% of Jamaica’s gross domestic product, GDP, a figure which is expected to rise. Mr. Khoday noted that Hurricane Meliss

Why Afghanistan’s new National Development Strategy (2025–2030) may struggle to meet its goals. In this new analysis, UNDP Afghanistan Economist Muhammad Nassim Attahi outlines two major structural constraints that could limit progress: 🧕 Severe restrictions on women’s participation ⚡ Deep energy insecurity Afghanistan holds significant renewable energy potential and a young population, but without removing barriers to women’s participation and investing strategically in energy, development amb