OGC is actively participating at the Arendalsuka 2021 including at the Panel discussion on Trust in connection with the UN Year for Peace and Trust, in cooperation with the UN Development Program and Agder County Council.
This report quantitatively assesses factors most
commonly associated with support for terrorism and violent extremism and uses global survey data to conduct unique and novel assessment for this.
This brief provides a conceptual framework to support UNDP’s engagement in policy debates on trust and position different strands of UNDP’s programmatic work in this space.
It is designed to provide a synthesized and structured review of current and emerging issues related to governance, and as perceived by non-UN institutions at the end of 2020/beginning of 2021.
Welcome to the Oslo Governance Centre
UNDP’s Oslo Governance Centre (OGC), established in 2002 is based in Norway. It works closely with UNDP central and regional bureaus in New York headquarters and other relevant UN bodies in strengthening the overall analytical and learning ability in the area of governance and peacebuilding. The OGC areas of work are related to human development, democratic governance and conflict prevention to support policy development and applied research, with an overarching focus on democratic governance and peacebuilding in crisis, conflict and transitional contexts. The Centre greatly values its partnership with its host government Norway. The OGC office is set up under shared resources and arrangements with the host government.
OGC at the Arendalsuka 2021
OGC is actively participating at the Arendalsuka 2021 (16 - 20 August 2021) including at the Panel discussion on Trust on the 17th, in connection with the UN Year for Peace and Trust, in cooperation with the UN Development Program and Agder County Council. For more information about Arendalsuka 2021 click here and the livestreaming link is available here.
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