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The work of the United Nations and its Assistance to developing and transition countries takes place in the framework of a Global Agenda for development. Defined through numerous conferences and world summits in the 19990s poverty reduction, human development and the promotion and respect for human rights remain at the heart of this agenda. They are most prominently anchored in the Millennium Development Goals. The primary objective of the United Nations development system is to promote the self reliance of countries through multilateral cooperation. While the governments has the primary responsibility for coordinating all types of external assistance, The Resident Coordination system seeks to facilitate and support the government’s coordination responsibilities The Resident Coordinator System As an outcome of Kofi Annan’s initiated UN reform the Resident Coordinator System allows for a more unified and coordinated approach at country level and gives the UN system one voice. The UN Resident Coordinator System is headed by the Resident Coordinator which in the case of FYR Macedonia is also the UNDP Resident Representative. As a trusted and impartial provider of advice and support on development issues the role of the Resident Coordinator system encompasses: |
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