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Developing countries need fair market access and partnership to secure jobs

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The recent tariff increases by the U.S. administration highlight the critical role of sustainable economic and industrial development as a strong industrial base is essential for job creation, income generation, and social progress.

Impact of US funding cuts on HIV programmes in South Africa

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The closure of key population clinics has disrupted access to routine services, including PrEP, and clients have been referred to public health facilities.

UNIDO and Enabel expand joint efforts on skills development and employment in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

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The project represents a strategic response to the socio-economic challenges in the DRC, including high youth unemployment, a significant skills mismatch, and gender disparities in education and employment.

Middle Income Countries (MICs) can lead shift to green industrial development

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Middle-income countries (MICs) can increase their competitiveness and lead the global shift towards a green industrial system…

Transforming Africa’s Coffee Sector: UNIDO and Italy Drive Climate-Resilient Solutions March 25, 2025

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Italy supports UNIDO in promoting Africa’s sustainable industrialization, in line with the Mattei Plan’s focus on food security, renewable energy, and job creation, as reaffirmed during the Italy-Africa Summit in January 2024.

UNIDO and Sweden launch Energy Efficiency for Sustainable Livelihoods in Africa (EELA) Programme

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The event was hosted by Annika Lisa Markovic, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Sweden to UNIDO and brought together high-level representatives from the programme’s partner organizations.

Impact of US funding cuts on the global AIDS response — 28 March 2025 update

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Countries are continuing to adapt to the recent cuts to US funding for the global HIV response. The impacts of HIV service disruptions are being more clearly understood as more granular information becomes available.