The United Nations Joint Programme 2007
Midyear Evaluation Meeting was held in Şanlıurfa. The vast
range of participants included representatives from the United
Nations, high level officials from the Ministry of Interior,
as well as representatives from the governor's offices and
municipalities of the Programme cities, NGOs, universities and
the media.More >>
Sabancı Foundation announces the
projects for Sabancı Grant Scheme
The Sabancı Foundation announced the projects
to receive grants as part of the United Nations Joint
Programme. Eleven projects from six cities will receive
104,000 USD. More >>
An exemplary initiative from
İzmir
İzmir Governor's Office decides to establish
a United Nations Joint Programme (UNJP) Province Coordination
Council. More
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The United Nations Joint Programme Manager
Nevin Şenol reviewed the Joint Programme since its kick off
two years ago. Şenol summarized the developments and
activities of the Joint Programme, as well as expectations for
the future. More >>
Improvement and Redesign of Urban
Services
Dr. Deniz Altay, an academic at Bilkent
University's Landscape Architecture and Urban Design
department, and her students prepared a project on
'Improvement and Redesign of Urban Services'; for Van, a Women
Friendly City. More >>
'Local Equality Action Plans need to
be more far-reaching in Turkey'
The United Nations Joint Programme (UNJP)
consultant Yıldız Tokman evaluated the creation process of the
Local Equality Action Plans (LEAPs) and the Local Equality
Service Provision Model..
More
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United Nations Joint Programme
to Protect and Promote the Human Rights of Women and Girls in Turkey
is supported by all UN agencies operating in Turkey, in addition to several
partners and bilateral donor countries.
A major contribution is provided by Hacı Ömer Sabancı Foundation. Originally Canada, Denmark, Finland,
Germany Norway, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom supported the UNJP. Recently France has provided
financial support for the programme. Even a small contribution can make a big difference as the total of the
contributions is always larger than the individual donations.
Ministry of Interior, Governor's Offices, Municipalities and Women’s NGOs of İzmir, Kars, Nevşehir, Şanlıurfa,
Trabzon and Van are also programme partners.
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