| Afghanistan Housing Profile | 2017 | "Afghanistan's future is urban. The population of Afghan cities is expected to double within the next 15 years and by 2060, one in every two Afghans will be living in cities. This transition represents already and will continue to represent, an enormous challenge but also an opportunity for the Government, the private sector, Afghanistan's international development partners, and, most importantly, households themselves, to deliver adequate housing for all Afghans. Meeting the housing challenge will be an opportunity to build peace and stability in the country. The first ever Afghanistan Housing Profile systematically analyses the legislative, regulatory, institutional, economic and customary challenges faced by millions of Afghans in securing adequate housing. The Profile also proposes a host of possible solutions for housing sector stakeholders to implement over the coming years, recognizing that Afghanistan's future will be inextricably linked to the prospect of establishing an effective and inclusive Afghan housing sector." |
| MAACHOUK neighourhood profile and strategy. Tyre, Lebanon | 2017 | Neighbourhood profiles are reports containing original spatialized data and analysis, generated within an area-based framework, and synthesized to respond to the evidence needs of sector specialists, multisector practitioners, and local authorities. |
| National Urban Policy: Arab States Report | 2017 | The focus of this report is, to review the state of national urban policies in the states of the Arab region against this standard. It identifies the legal and governmental articulation of the national urban policies, the main actors involved, how their objectives and priorities address the challenges of urbanization, and what achievements have been accomplished in this regard. |
| Annual progress report 2017 | 2017 | This is the fourth Annual Progress Report on the implementation of the six-year strategic plan (2014-2019). The annual report is meant to communicate, in a transparent and accountable manner, the impact of UN-Habitat’s work as well as the use of resources by the Organization. |
| Regional Development Authorities Engagement Framework for Kenya | 2017 | This publication addresses fundamental issues in regional development giving emphasis on operational challenges of the RDAs and how they can effectively harness opportunities created by the new constitution to align their functions and mandates towards regional development. |
| Assessing Climate Risk in Myanmar (Summary for Policymakers and Planners) | 2017 | This brief aims to help decision-makers across sectors in Myanmar incorporate climate change risks into planning and investment decisions by summarising key messages from a detailed technical analysis of climate change in Myanmar that is released alongside this report. |
| Evaluation of the UN-Habitat Programme for Achieving Sustainable Urban Development Phase 1 (3/2017) | 2017 | |
| Mid-Term Evaluation of the Implementation of UN-Habitat’s Strategic Plan, 2014-2019 (2/2017) | 2017 | |
| NABAA neighourhood profile and strategy. Bourj Hammoud, Lebanon | 2017 | Neighbourhood profiles are reports containing original spatialized data and analysis, generated within an area-based framework, and synthesized to respond to the evidence needs of sector specialists, multisector practitioners, and local authorities. |
| Habitat-Minoth Country Programme Document for Sustainable Urban Development for Angola 2018-2022 | 2017 | The HABITAT-MINOTH Country Program Document for Sustainable Urban Development of Angola (HCPD) aims to create a strategic framework for the implementation of the New Urban Agenda in Angola during the 2018-2022 cycle. The HCPD reflects the seven programmatic areas of intervention that resulted from PNOTU and its recommendations in order to give coherence to the Agency’s work in the country. The National Urban Policy (PNOTU), and the National Housing Policy (PNH) are the two fundamental documents to initiate the implementation of the New Urban Agenda in the country during the coming 20 years. The seven pillars of PNOTU are: territorial and urban planning; land management; territorial and urban legislation; territorial and urban governance and management; municipal finances and prosperity of cities; social inclusion and poverty eradication in cities, and territorial and urban sustainability and resilience. These are the thematic areas of cooperation under the HCDP and the Joint United Nations Program. |