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5 December 2014 |
Training workshop on Measuring ICT Indicators |
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26 February 2019 |
Executive Secretary reiterates ESCWA support to Lebanon |
Beirut, 26 February 2019 (ESCWA)--United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Executive Secretary of the Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA) Rola Dashti today called on Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri and reiterated the support of the Regional Commission to Lebanon in the social and economic dossiers. |
20 May 2015 |
Unpacking the Dynamics of Communal Tensions: A Focus Group Analysis of Perceptions among Youth in Lebanon |
The study examines communal tension, animosity and conflict and uses Lebanon as a case study, identifying four building blocks as the root causes. |
7 December 2017 |
ESCWA/WHO/GRSP Joint Workshop for Capacity-Building of the National Focal Points for the First United Nations Global Road Safety Week |
The Joint Workshop for Capacity-Building of the National Focal Points for the First United Nations Global Road Safety Week was organized by the Economic and Social Commission of Western Asia (ESCWA), the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Global Road Safety Partnership (GRSP). |
4 August 2016 |
International Conference "Towards Prioritizing Women, Peace, and Security on the Arab Agenda" |
The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (UN-ESCWA), in collaboration with the Institute for Women’s Studies in the Arab World (IWSAW) at the Lebanese American University (LAU), and the Danish Centre for Gender, Equality, and Diversity (KVInfo) are organizing an international conference entitled “Towards Prioritising Women, Peace and Security on the Arab Agenda”, on 8-10 August 2016 at the Beirut Commodore Hotel. |
20 May 2015 |
Population and Development Report, Issue No.4. Youth in the ESCWA Region: Situation Analysis and Implications for Development Policies |
The youth group in the ESCWA region faces numerous challenges, including poor quality of education, incompatibility of education system outputs with the labour market, high unemployment rates, unhealthy life styles and low participation in decision-making and public and political life. In that regard, ESCWA focuses its activities on the need to address youth as a socio-demographic group that should be targeted with special national policies. As part of those activities, ESCWA publishes the fourth issue of the Population and Development Report which contains three parts. |
15 September 2016 |
Equality in the New Global Agenda: Integrating a Gender Perspective in the Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals 1 and 2 in the Arab Region |
This Policy Brief analyses SDGs 1 & 2 on ending poverty and hunger from a gender perspective, and proposes an adaptation of these Goals to the Arab context. |
20 May 2015 |
Building Trust in E-Services in the ESCWA Region |
The rapid pace of advancement in information and communications technology (ICT) and the increasing ICT application possibilities in the economic, social and cultural fields are accompanied, on the one hand, by exacerbating technological risks concocted by hackers abusing the global transnational nature of the digital environment, therefore undermining the confidence of users in ICT and its applications. |
2 January 2014 |
SDG Priority Conceptual Issues: Towards an Arab Approach for the Sustainable Development Goals |
This document elaborates the content examined during the Arab Regional Consultative Dialogue on the Sustainable Development Goals. First, the discussion showed the importance of SDGs for the Arab region since they will make a significant contribution to global and regional cooperation on development and have far-reaching implications for national planning. |
4 June 2016 |
Scope and Setting up of an Arab – Good Agricultural Practices Framework (Arab-GAP) |
The meeting aimed to review, discuss and formulate a set of options on how an Arab-Good Agricultural Practices framework could be structured, together with its overall operational modalities. |