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Who We Are: |
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The Division for Social Policy and Development (DSPD) is part of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA). It seeks to strengthen international cooperation for social development with particular attention to poverty eradication, employment generation and social inclusion, especially with due regard to issues relating to older persons, persons with disabilities, family, youth, persons in situations of conflict and indigenous peoples, and other vulnerable or marginalized groups or persons due to their economic, social, cultural or other backgrounds.
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What's New: |
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![National Development Strategies Policy Notes](picts/national-policy-notes.jpg) |
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New Publication: National Development Strategies Policy Notes. The Policy Notes were developed by UNDESA in cooperation with UNDP, offering practical guidance on how to operationalize: (1) employment-generating macroeconomic policies, (2) inclusive finance for development, (3) public enterprise reform (alternatives to privatization), (4) pro-poor trade policies, (5) investment and technology (industrial) policies, and (6) social policies.
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![United Nations Youth Flash](picts/news/youthnews.jpg) |
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United Nations Youth Flash, September/October 2008 is now available online. The Newsletter is a service of the UN Programme on Youth, keeping you up-to-date on the youth agenda of the UN and partnering youth organizations around the world. Feature article: Reconnecting with youth on the streets: a rights-based approach.
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