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2024年3月28日・広島 ー 国連ユニタールは、広島県との第8期特定目的拠出金契約（2024年度～2026年度）に合意しました。広島県とユニタールは2003年の設立以来締結してきたパートナーシップを更新し、広島県は国連ユニタール広島事務所が実施する研修等の活動に対し、今後3年間の財政的支援を行うことに合意しました。2024年3月26日に広島県庁で行われた調印式には、湯崎英彦広島県知事と、ニキル・セス国連事務次長補兼国連ユニタール総代表が出席し、本契約に調印しました。
湯崎知事は、ユニタールのこれまで20年間にわたる広島から世界へ向けた取り組みに対する弛みない努力に敬意と感謝を表されました。,
「世界中の多くの研修生に広島を訪れていただきたい。広島事務所での研修を通じ、研修生が世界の平和と安定に寄与する人材となっていただくことを期待しています。」――湯崎英彦広島県知事
セス総代表は、ユニタールの持続可能で繁栄した世界を実現するための活動を紹介したほか、弊所の活動を支援していただいている広島県に謝意を述べました。
「広島県からのご支援により、私たちは世界のさまざまな地域で苦しんでいる多くの人々の一助となることができます。学びのために広島を訪れ、ここで学んだ多くの人々が、新しい知識や技術だけでなく、広島で感じたインスピレーションを自国...
国連ユニタール持続可能な繁栄局 は、「 食糧安全保障を強化し、気候変動に強い経済活動の支援」をテーマとした、「アフリカの女性と若者を対象としたグリーン生計開発」研修の最終フェーズを2024年2月26日から3月1日の間日本で開催します。
本研修は、タンザニア、ザンビア、ジンバブエの3カ国を対象としており、最終選考を通過した研修者24名が東京と広島を訪れ、講義やスタディーツアーなどに参加します。
本研修は、持続可能で気候変動に強いビジネスを開発するための起業家精神とデジタル知識・技術を身につけることで、女性と若者のエンパワーメントを図ることを目的としています。
, 2024年2月22日、広島―国連訓練調査研究所（ユニタール）持続可能な繁栄局は、タンザニア、ザンビア、ジンバブエの女性と若者24名に向けた、「アフリカの女性と若者のためのグリーン生計開発：食糧安全保障の強化と気候変動に強い経済活動の支援」研修の最終ワークショップを日本で開催します。参加者は2024年2月26日から3月1日の間、東京と広島を訪問し、講義やスタディツアーなどに参加します。
本研修プログラムは2023年11月より行われており、タンザニア、ザンビア、ジンバブエの女性や若者が伝統的な知識と技術を組み合わせることで、気候変動に対する脆弱性を軽減し、経済活動にお...
This evaluation covered the maritime safety and security component of the Enhancing the Maritime Safety and Security and the Fight Against Terrorism in the Gulf of Guinea project. This component was implemented in partnership with the Institut de Sécurité Maritime Interrégional (ISMI). The two main outcomes of the project component were:Increased outreach of ISMI to military, police, civilian and port personnel engaged in maritime operations from West and Central Africa; andStrengthened capabilities and motivation of military and police personnel from West Africa...
For the fourth consecutive year, the Climate Classroom provided an opportunity to COP participants to get up to speed on key climate change topics through 45-minute learning sessions.
The classes provide highlights in key climate change areas for busy delegates to be better prepared when joining discussions and events at COP25 of the UNFCCC, held in Madrid, Spain in December 2019, and beyond.
On this occasion, classes popped-up in various locations across COP25 to reach out to a varied audience. The space was visible to a broad public, using a completely mobile ...
17 May 2019, Geneva, Switzerland – For a full week, between 1 and 7 May 2019, OHCHR and UNOSAT organized a training for members of Yemen’s National Committee to Investigate Alleged Violations of Human Rights (NCIAVHR) and representatives from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR). This programme, which took place in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, focused on the use of geospatial tools to investigate alleged violations of International Humanitarian Law.
According to OHCHR, at least 16,706 civilians were killed during the conflict in Yemen betwe...
On 14 July 2020, UNICEF, UNECA and UNITAR organized an online side event “Strengthening National Capacities for the World We Want – Embedding Evaluation in Voluntary National Reviews” during the virtual 2020 High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF). The event aimed to explore and promote the use of evaluative thinking and evidence within Voluntary National Reviews (VNRs). Representatives from UNICEF, UNECA and UNITAR were joined by panelists from several African countries to share their experiences and the challenges and opportunities they have faced in ...
As part of the AGFUND and UNITAR Global Learning Platform on Financial Inclusion initiative, two e-workshops were organized to enhance the capacities of professionals in the areas of financial inclusion and sustainable development. The e-workshops "Financial inclusion and sustainable development" and "Training of Trainers for financial inclusion" were delivered in November and December 2020, over four weeks each. The e-workshops targeted professionals working in microfinance or financial institutions from the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)....
An Independent Evaluation of the “Global Network of International Training Centres for Authorities and Leaders (CIFAL)” was published in February 2020. Using a mixed-methods approach that was gender and human rights sensitive, the evaluation included a review of documents, multiple surveys and interviews. The evaluation faced several limitations including the relatively low survey response rate, few narrative reports, absence of financial information (expenditure) and budget limitations with no site visits being organized., Relevance
The evaluation found the thematic areas...
Greetings! This quarter, UNITAR Division for Prosperity launched programmes under its key pillars in social innovation and entrepreneurship, leadership and inclusion, digital futures, and finance and trade.
We have attended exhibitions featuring our programmes and alumni testimonies in the Pacific and Hiroshima. Thank you to all our learners, partners, and supporters for your commitment towards achieving our goals and making an impact in your communities., New Head of Hiroshima Office
On 8 November 2023, UNITAR Hiroshima Office welcomed Ms. Chisa Mikami as the new head of...
22 December 2016, Geneva, Switzerland – Engaging stakeholders is a tremendously important step to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. If we are to succeed in implementing them, everyone must be on board. UNITAR and United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA) partnered to develop a facilitated online course for government officials in charge of the mainstreaming and review of the SDGs. The first session of this course took place from 5 to 21 December 2016 and received enthusiastic feedback from participants throughout the world.
Government offi...