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2005 work plan for sudan The 2005 Work Plan for the Sudan is an integrated relief, recovery and development action plan for the Sudan in 2005. It outlines what the United Nations believes are the most urgent needs that can and must be addressed by the United Nations system and its partners within a one-year timeframe. The United Nations, in collaboration with its partners, jointly developed five strategic priorities for 2005. These are to be implemented through regional operational plans, divided by sectors. The operational plans provide clearly laid out objectives, baseline information (where available), activities and indicators for humanitarian action, recovery and development. Based on these operational sector plans, supporting projects have been developed. Each project is linked to one or more operational objectives and to the strategic priorities for 2005. The list of projects, with their links to the strategic priorities, make up the financial requirements of the United Nations system and many partners, and as such, constitutes the United Nations common appeal for funds for Sudan for 2005. A 2005 Work Plan Logical Framework Database has been developed to supplement the 2005 Work Plan for the Sudan document. The database links every project in the work plan to one or more sector objectives, and each objective to one of the five strategic priorities, thereby creating a clear logical framework for the 2005 programme. The database will facilitate monitoring of indicators and will enable greater accountability and more robust reporting on the part of the United Nations to both internal and external stakeholders.
Launch of the United Nations and Partners 2005 Work Plan for Sudan Poised between peace and conflict, Sudan needs urgent support, the UN says
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