Dear IPPN Community,
Welcome to the third IPPN Newsletter. This and subsequent editions will compile carefully selected resources related to policy integration in support of accelerated progress on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
The Integrated Policy Practitioners' Network (IPPN) aims to put at the fingertips of practitioners in the development community practical tools, methodologies and courses to strengthen capacities to address interconnected and interdependent development challenges. Nine UN agencies joined forces to launch the IPPN in November 2021. Since then, the network has grown steadily, with the development of a website, a resource library and a Knowledge Café webinar series to facilitate engagement, interaction and exchange of experience among integrated policy practitioners. Join us on this important journey!
The IPPN Joint Support Team
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Helping Policies and Agricultural Investments Better Account for Climate-related Risks
BLOG POST
by Lev Neretin and Arianna Gialletti, FAO
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💡Did you miss any previous learning sessions?
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Delivering a Country-specific Playbook that Bridges Short and Long Run Horizons to Accelerate the SDGs
LEARNING SESSION
If you missed the last IPPN Knowledge Café on "SDG Push - Advancing Integrated Approaches to the SDGs" (February 2023), watch the recording below and click for the presentation and relevant links shared during the session here.
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IPPN Knowledge Café: Policy Priority Inference Tool – Experiences from Latin America (19 April 2023)
LEARNING SESSION
Mark your calendar for the next IPPN Knowledge Café, taking place on Wednesday, 19 April 2023 at 8:00 AM Panama | 9:00 AM New York | 4:00 PM Addis Ababa/ Amman/ Istanbul | 8:00 PM Bangkok. Join this session to learn about the Policy Priority Inference (PPI) Tool which can help UN Country Teams which can help develop computational methods to advise governments on the policy priorities needed to reach the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), based on practical experiences from Latin American countries (Colombia and Mexico).
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Other Relevant Events on Policy Integration
EXTERNAL EVENTS
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Final Report on the Social Protection and Leave No One Behind Joint Programmes
Read up on the Fund’s impact and lessons learned from the launch of a first portfolio of 35 joint programmes on Integrated Social Protection and Leave No One Behind. Particular emphasis was put on illustrating the “how” - joint programmes’ contribution to the reform of the UN Development System through joint action led by the UN Resident Coordinators - and the “what” - catalytic impact that “breaks down the silos” to accelerate the SDGs.
Source: UN Joint SDG Fund, December 2022
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UN Country Team Leadership Course: Maximizing Synergies for Greater Impact
Learn about this course focused on integrated policy support, systems-thinking, strategic communications, and collaborative and adaptive leadership. An exclusive feature of the programme is a site visit, demonstrating the real-life interconnectedness of the 5Ps—people, planet, prosperity, partnership, and peace. In addition, UN leaders will receive a high impact professional and personalized media training as part of the course.
Source: United Nations Staff College, April 2023
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SDG Interactions and Policy Interventions in Developing Countries
Source: Dutch Research Council, n. d.
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UNSDG's Guidance Note on a New Generation of Joint Programmes
Learn about this guidance intended to make joint programmes more effective, catalytic, and easier to use. It responds to guidance and decisions by members states, lessons from experience, and needs identified by UN Country Teams. It offers several important changes to make joint programmes lighter and more user-friendly for rapid implementation, with fewer transaction costs.
Source: UN Sustainable Development Group, October 2022
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