Europe and Central Asia

Turkmenistan

Energy Transition

Support to Policy Making and Building National Capacity towards Green Energy Transition in Turkmenistan

Total funding allocated
US $ 250000
Co-funding by UN agencies
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The program focuses on enhancing Turkmenistan's green energy transition by building national capacity and supporting policy-making. It actively engages stakeholders to assess energy sector needs, develop strategies for renewable energy, and promote energy efficiency, aiming to achieve significant SDG targets. The initiative reaches approximately 80 technical specialists and 50 policymakers, fostering skills in clean energy and climate action. By integrating climate measures into national policies, the program contributes to sustainable development and climate resilience, ultimately advancing the country's commitment to a carbon-neutral future.

Quick facts

UN Agencies:

UNDP, UNECE


Duration:
November 2024 – November 2025
Integrated Policy

Improving the System of Social Protection through the Introduction of Inclusive Quality Community-Based Social Services


The programme brief description

The purpose of the JP is to make a transformative change in the current system of social service delivery in Turkmenistan, to reach out to the most deprived and vulnerable population and to address their specific needs. The programme will design a new model of inclusive community-based services for children at risk of separation from parents, children without parental care, children with disabilities, youth at risk, women facing gender-based violence, people with disabilities and older persons in need of support with basic everyday care. 

Approach

The programme will pilot a community-based social worker model engaged in identification, assessment and case management as well as piloting specialised social services to meet specific needs and support people to live independent lives in their communities. The JP will develop a mechanism for social contracting, improve a social work curriculum and will support drafting of legislative amendments and other institutional framework (standards, service specifications). The JP will support establishment of a government inter-sectoral coordination mechanism, as well as support economic analysis and advocate for the new system of community-based social services to be incorporated into the state budget. 

Target groups

Children, people with disabilities, the elderly, women facing gender-based violence, youth at risk.

 

Quick facts

Total budget:
US $ 2,350,000

UN Agencies:

UNICEF, UNDP, UNFPA, UNODC


National Partners:

Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, Ministry of Health and Medical Industry, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Finance and Economy, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Parliament, Institute of State, Law, and Democracy


Duration:
January 1, 2020 to June 30, 2022 (30 months)

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