In Tajikistan, UNDP’s Resident Representative also serves as the Resident Coordinator (RC) for the United Nations system in the country. The Resident Coordinator is the designated representatives of the UN Secretary-General for development operations in the country. The Resident Coordinator system aims to bring together the different UN agencies to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of operational activities at the country level. It encompasses all organizations of the United Nations system dealing with development, regardless of their formal presence in the country, and is funded and managed by UNDP. The Resident Coordinator and the country team advocate the interests and mandates of the UN, drawing on the support and guidance of the entire UN family. Apart from supporting the Resident Coordinator system, the UNDP country office in Tajikistan represents some other UN agencies without a formal presence in the country. In addition, it provides central administrative support to a number of UN agencies with limited presence.

Moreover, UNDP also has a role in overall development coordination. The agency supports the government to track aid flows, as well as the donor community to share information and coordinate their efforts.

To read more about UN coordination in the country, please go to the UN coordination homepage in Tajikistan: UN Coordination
For more information about donor coordination, please click here: Donor Coordination
To access information about aid flows in Tajikistan, please see: ODA Flows