The Regional Programme for Africa – RP on Track.

The Nairobi Hub

UNDP Resilience Hub for Africa. Nairobi, Kenya

The Hub views itself as offering thought leadership and cutting-edge assistance for resilience building in Africa.

Addis Ababa Hub

Regional Service Centre, Africa (RSCA)

Situated in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the regional Service Centre acts as the organization’s primary interface with regional and continental bodies such as the African Union and Regional Economic Communities and serves 46 Country Offices in sub-Saharan Africa.

The Pretoria Hub

UNDP Africa Sustainable Finance Hub (ASFH). Pretoria, South Africa

The world’s existing financial structure is pushing it towards an unsustainable future.

The Dakar Hub

UNDP Sub-Regional Hub for West and Central Africa. Dakar, Senegal

The Sub-Regional Hub for West and Central Africa, as a component of the RSCA, collaborates closely with 24 Country Offices and other subregional hubs.

RP on Track

At the Regional Programme for Africa we believe in the power of digital solutions. This data and communications platform, RP on Track, is the Regional Programme for Africa's Impact Map, allowing you to see our projects' impact across the continent and its subregions.

The Regional Programme for Africa

The Regional Programme for Africa is a flagship UNDP programme that responds to challenges and opportunities facing the African continent and to the priorities and aspirations of Africa as articulated by the African Union and other regional organs.

Contact us

You can contact our team with general questions about UNDP or about more specific topics by selecting a topic below.

Resources and Results Framework

How do we monitor and set targets for our program?
The RDP results framework forms the basis of measurement of results and programme performance, whilst articulating the strategic direction for RP in the next few years. Baseline values determined at the beginning of the year 2022 form the basis for all progress measurement and RPD targets were set recognizing the global targets and achievements defined in various international frameworks.

Risk analysis

For UNDP, risk is defined as the effect of uncertainty on organizational objectives, which could be either positive and/or negative. UNDP has a well-developed and robust risk management policy that is supported by an organisational wide enterprise risk management system and is undertaking a review of its approach to risk management.

About

The Regional Programme for Africa

The Regional Programme for Africa is a flagship UNDP programme that responds to challenges and opportunities facing the African continent and to the priorities and aspirations of Africa as articulated by the African Union and other regional organs.

As a strategic instrument of UNDP’s Regional Bureau for Africa (RBA), the Regional Programme facilitates the attainment of a more resilient and prosperous Africa, one empowered to reach its full potential.

It is anchored in the African Union Agenda 2063 and further contributes to the six impact areas of the Regional Bureau for Africa strategic offer. It coalesces UNDP regional interventions under four critical priorities articulated to resonate with the 2030 Agenda in this Decade of Action: people, prosperity, planet and peace.

Priority 1 – People. In a context of reinvigorated social contracts, African citizens have a stronger voice and influence in African Union, regional economic communities, and regional mechanisms policymaking and implementation processes. Read The People Edition newsletter.

Priority 2 – Prosperity. African citizens benefit from a regionally integrated, structurally transformed, and inclusive economy.

Priority 3 – Planet. African citizens, supported by the African Union and Regional Economic Communities and Regional Mechanisms, build a resilient Africa.

Priority 4 – Peace. African citizens, especially women and youth, supported by the African Union and regional economic communities and regional mechanisms, achieve measurable progress towards sustainable peace.