1. Humanitarian and Development Nexus in the UN: Interoperability, Issues, Gaps and Trends Humanitarian and Development Nexus in the UN: Interoperability, Issues, Gaps and Trends

2. PSG - 15

3. UNDAF Roll-out schedules Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, FYR of Macedonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kosovo *, Serbia, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan * All references to Kosovo are made in the context of UNSCR 1244 (1999) 2014 (12) 2015 Montenegro, Albania 2016 Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Ukraine 2018 BiH

4. UNDAF rollouts Signed by Government: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, FYR of Macedonia, Montenegro, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kosovo *, Serbia, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan * All references to Kosovo are made in the context of UNSCR 1244 (1999) Under review by Government: Azerbaijan, FYR of Macedonia, Serbia

5. Number of UNDAF OUTCOMES 2014 and 2015 rollouts 2013 rollout 2016 rollout

6. EVOLVING UNDAF TITLES Albania (2017-2021)UN-GoA Programme of Cooperation Armenia (2016-2020)UNDAF Azerbaijan(2016-2020)UN-Azerbaijan Partnership Framework Belarus (2016-2020)UNDAF BiH (2015-2019)UNDAF Georgia (2016-2020)Partnership for Sustainable Development Kazakhstan (2016-2020)Partnership Framework for Development Kosovo (UNSCR 1244) (2016-2020)UNKT Common Development Plan Kyrgyzstan (2012-2016)UNDAF Moldova (2012-2016)UN-Moldova Partnership Framework Montenegro (2017-2021)Integrated UN Programme Serbia (2016-2020)Development Partnership Framework Tajikistan (2016-2020)UNDAF fYR of Macedonia (2016-2020)Partnership for Sustainable Development Turkey (2016-2020)UN Development Cooperation Strategy Turkmenistan(2016-2020)Turkmenistan-UN Partnership Framework Ukraine (2012-2016)UN Partnership Framework Uzbekistan (2016-2020)UNDAF

7. Data Community resilience to conflict

8. 2015 UNDAF rollouts Albania and Montenegro had a much faster UNDAF rollout process  10 months Benefited from PSG-led 3-day focused UNDAF training and lessons learnt from 2014 rollouts Received funding from DOCO UNDAF Innovations Facility to introduce innovative approaches to citizen engagement as part of the UNDAF process SPRs for both countries actively joined by senior (Minister/Deputy Ministers) government officials and programme staff, and CSOs

9. Maintain International Peace and Security Promote Sustainable Development Protect Human Rights Uphold International LawDeliver Humanitarian Aid UN Areas of Work

10. Maintain International Peace and Security UN General Assembly UN Security Council Preventive diplomacy and mediation Peacekeeping Peacebuilding Countering Terrorism Disarmament

11. UNDP Promote Sustainable Development UNDESA UNICEF UNESCO UNEP FAO +++++

12. Protect human rights OHCHR HR Council (former UNCHR) HR Treaty Bodies Special Procedures UNDG HR Mainstreaming Mechanism Special Advisers on the Prevention of Genocide and the Responsibility to Protect International Bill of Human Rights Democracy

13. Uphold International Law International Court of Justice Courts and Tribunals International Criminal Court International Tribunal for the Law of the Seas

14. Deliver Humanitarian Aid OCHA UNDP UNHCR UNICEF WFP Helping refugees Helping children Feeding the hungry Healing the sick

15. Interoperability: effort to optimize the response to the needs of affected people by making systems that are very different work better together in a predictable way, based on their respective comparative advantage, without co-opting them and while accommodating different values Albania Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus BiH Georgia Kazakhstan Kosovo * * All references to Kosovo are understood to be in the context of UNSCR 1244 Kyrgyzstan Moldova Montenegro Serbia Tajikistan Fyr Macedonia Turkey Turkmenistan Ukraine Uzbekistan ?

16. TurkeyUkraine Stories from the field

17. Opportunities Issues Good practices Your own stories

18. New UNDAF Guidance Greater coherence between the UN’s development, humanitarian, human rights, and peacebuilding agendas; Risk-informed and evidence-based Strengthened coordination, system-wide coherence and integration High-performing and common business operations Partnership and joint funding approaches Nurtured leadership for effective UN system MAPS as common approach for the SDGs Accountability at all levels * UNDG Discussion Note on Delivering Together for the 2030 Agenda

20. What’s new? From UNDAF to UNSDF Integrating development, humanitarian, human rights, and peace and security From 5 to 4 programming principles:  Human rights, gender equality and women’s empowerment  Sustainable development and resilience  Leave no one behind  Accountability More robust roadmap Mandatory, comprehensive, objective CCA Capacity assessment of the UNCT Theory of Change Vision 2030 UNDAF Annual Review/Country Results Report From Funding to Financing

21. What’s new? Strategic Prioritization  bring people in; inclusive; innovations UNDAF  Strategic; 5 major pillars  Outcomes (?)  15% of resources allocated to gender  Costed multi-year M&E plan Joint workplans  Outputs, activities, budgets  Implementation and monitoring mechanism  Annual/multi-year  Results Groups

22. What’s new? Quality Assurance  31 QA parameters (rating?)  Relevance and strategic focus  Substantive contents  Enablers  Technical soundness  UNCT coordination/operations  Expanded role of PSG Start in 2016 rollout countries: Kyrgyzstan Moldova Ukraine

23. Our UNDAFs: Where are we now? UNDAF signingResults GroupsJWPs JSC/ Reporting BOS

24. UNDAF Formulation Implementation/ JWP Monitoring and Evaluation Reporting What to watch out for? Lessons Learnt and Good Practices Tips and recommendations How to make RCO life easier