This training/reference manual on how to carry out a Public Expenditure Review (PER) of environment and disaster risk management was supported by UNDP-UNEP Poverty-Environment Initiative Malawi.
This second edition of the handbook is designed to serve as a guide for policymakers and practitioners in mainstreaming poverty and the environment into planning and budgeting processes. It is based on nearly a decade of experience from the Poverty-Environment Initiative, a collaboration between the United Nations Development Programme and the United Nations Environment Programme.
This toolkit will provide guidelines for Smart Green Village implementation and inspire, encourage and support the Users to develop and implement their own transformative strategies for establishing green, resource-efficient, and low-carbon Smart Villages.
This guidance is based on the experience of the UNDP-UNEP Poverty-Environment Initiative (PEI) which supported programme countries from 2005 to 2018 to quantify identified environment and natural resource–poverty links and their impact on poverty, and to identify policy options to accelerate poverty reduction through more sustainable use of the environment and natural resources.
The purpose of this guidance manual is to support African government officials and development partners to integrate pro-poor environment, natural resource, and climate sustainability into national and sub-national public sector budgeting and public finance management systems.
These regional guidelines seek to help make the business case for the circular economy in Africa and establish a common and suitable enabling environment across the continent by promoting regional coherence and collaboration.
This guide assists decision-makers in the Pacific during the design, consultation, implementation and monitoring of a waste management sustainable financing scheme to ensure potential implications are identified and appropriately addressed.
This documents offers guidance for waste management workers in Pacific Island Countries to ensure PPE is be worn or used to protect the body from severe injuries and illnesses, and reduce workers' exposure to workplace hazards.
This report presents the findings of a literature review which will be translated into drafting guidance that will allow each individual Pacific Island country to undertake their own respective legislative reform processes.
The EU-funded SELINA project aims to reshape decision-making processes within the public and private sectors by improving the uptake of biodiversity, ecosystem conditions and ecosystem services information.