Consultant for UNDP Namibia to support in Analysis and Implementation of SDG Policy.
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The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is the United Nations global development network. It advocates for change and connects countries to knowledge, experience, and resources to help people build a better life for themselves. A good understanding of the national development policy of Namibia and the National Budget system and demonstrable expertise in designing and carrying out both quantitative and qualitative research work is essential for the consultant.
The SDGs recognize the importance of better disaggregation of budget and expenditure data at the national and sub-national levels including by sex to improve tracking of spending related to SDGs and efforts to improve gender equality, accountability, and transparency. Equally important is for all actors in various institutions to explore how the SDGs are translating into national policy, budget, spending, and results to determine the extent to which reduction in poverty reduction and inequality is progressing. An SDG audit of the national budgets would be important to highlight shortfalls and areas in need of action in the future for SDGs budgeting, monitoring, and reporting. UNDP, therefore, plans to undertake an in-depth review and assessment of the national budgets annually and make recommendations including developing practical approaches for effective accountable spending, monitoring, and reporting on the SDGs. This will be done by an engaging external consultant or team of consultants