The Habitat Country Programme Document for Liberia outlines the main objectives and priorities for UN-HABITAT.

UN-HABITAT had been present in Nepal intermittently since the late 1980s engaging in a number of technical assistance programmes in the field of human settlements development.

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan is the world’s 7th most populous and second largest Muslim nation, after Indonesia, with a population of about 160 million.

This Country Programme Document presents an analysis of the Human Settlements and Urbanization realities in the Philippines.

In Rwanda, urban development goes hand in hand with migration; urban development depends essentially on the contributions of rural populations.

The Programme in Sri Lanka is based on a rich portfolio of recent and ongoing projects in the human settlements sector.

The development of this country programme document has involved extensive consultations with the government, local authorities, the United Nations system in Senegal and civil society partners.

Urbanisation in Uganda is relatively young compared to Kenya and Tanzania. The roots of urbanisation in Uganda are traced back to the 1890s when a European presence was established in the country – a period that defined Uganda’s spatial and urban development pattern.

With the building of the Kenya - Uganda Railway, economic and administrative centres was established. Nothing much has changed since this pattern was established after independence.

This UN-HABITAT Country Programme Document is prepared in the context that Vietnam is one of the first eight pilot countries for implementation of the One UN Initiative following the recommendations of the UN High Level Panel on System-Wide Coherence.