ANew online learning module at your own paceWill help traditional south-south and triangular cooperation in the UN plans and work at the country's levels and regional, strengthening interinstitutions collaboration and accelerating results. This initiative aims to improve internsitutions collaboration and accelerate results.
The electronic module was developed under the coordination of the United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation, with advice from the United Nations Coordination Office (UNDCO) and a work team of the United Nations Inter-Agence Mechanism for South-South and Triangular Cooperation. Its objective is to allow UN professionals to take full advantage of the support provided by the United Nations Development System for South-South and Triangular Cooperation.
“With theGuidelines to integrate South-South and Triangular Cooperation into the work of the United Nations system at the country level and regional levelThis electronic module responds to the mandate given by the Member States through resolutions of the second committee in the past two years, calling on the UND to support South-South cooperation in South-South in the UN sustainable development cooperation frameworks and regional collaborative executives, “said UNSOSC director Dima al-Khatib, when the e-module was launched.
The course, developed with the support of the United Nations System Staff College, has received financial contributions from FAO, PAHO / WHO, UNFPA and WFP. This collaboration highlights the commitment of these UN entities to improve capacity development for south-south and triangular cooperation at country and regional levels.
This month, the electronic module was launched during a high-level event addressed by the United Nations Development Coordination Office, the coordinators of the UN residents, the United Nations Country teams, the regional directors of the United Nations Development Coordination Offices, UN Entities at the regional level and regional commissions, collaboration partners in the UN UN module, FAO, PAHO, UNFPA and WFP. It was followed by more than 300 members of the United Nations staff at the country and the country – of more than 30 United Nations entities and 80 countries.
“The practical applications to accelerate the progress of SDGs and respond to national priorities are extended,” said the director of UNSOSC. “South-south and triangular cooperation are important channels for support, partnerships and financing while the United Nations system collaborates with national partners. We have integrated key resources, especiallySouth-South Trusted Fund,,South-South GalaxySouth development banks and their financing tools, and platforms to strengthen networks between development agencies and supportVolunteer national journals. “”
The United Nations teams (UNTS) around the world managed to successfully integrate South-South and Triangular Cooperation into their United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation (UNSDCFS).
“The United Nations Development System has an essential role in playing in the facilitation, catalysis and acceleration of South-South and Triangular Cooperation in accordance with national requirements,” explains Helena Fraser, chief, politics and programming, the UN DCO. “According to our reports, 117 teams of countries indicated a form of south-south cooperation and triangular cooperation in 2025, but we have to rely more with this exercise and this is exactly where these directives and the electronic module will be extremely useful.”
“We were able to design this electronic module with a view to further integrating the South-South and Triangular Company into United Nations Cooperation Managers and Planning and Surveillance Instruments at the regional level,” explains Patrick Van Weelt, head of the Office, the College Center Staff for UN sustainable development for sustainable development. “We believe that the electronic module can play an important role in strengthening existing directives even more accessible to colleagues so that they can further strengthen programmatic support for national partners and generate progress towards national priorities.”
