Localizing the Sustainable Development Goals: What Could This Mean for UNDP in Asia and the Pacific?

Event: External Support for Decentralization Reforms and Local Governance Systems in the Asia-Pacific

Localizing the Sustainable Development Goals: What Could This Mean for UNDP in Asia and the Pacific?

27 August 2015

Author / Speaker:

Patrick Duong, United Nations Development Programme - Other materials by the author

Local governance and decentralization reforms are often unfinished reforms and more a political agenda than reality for people. In localizing the sustainable development goals at the local level, UNDP advocates for moving horizontally and beyond the traditional actors in decentralization.

Geographical Focus:

Global

Regional - Asia

Type of Content:

Learning Event

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