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Go Between (Newsletter)
This is NGLS's highly-regarded flagship newsletter
that provides system-wide information on the activities of the
United Nations in development and human rights etc, on UN-NGO
cooperation, and on NGO activities on key issues on the UN
agenda. It is published six times each year and distributed in
hard copy to some 6,000 NGOs and 1,000 members of the
international community worldwide.
NGLS Roundup Series
This series of publications, around 12 editions per year,
monitors and reports in-depth on UN events, activities and issues
including follow-up to the UN world conferences in the respective
Commissions of ECOSOC.
Guide to the UN System for NGOs
This is a directory that, in one or two pages per organisation,
provides basic information on the work of the entire UN system
including contact points for NGOs. It is updated every two years
or so.
The NGLS Handbook
This publication, updated every two years or so, provides
in-depth profiles of the UN agencies, programme and funds working
for economic and social development. In addition to information
on each agency and its work programme, the Handbook also
describes how they cooperate with NGOs.
Development Dossier
This series of publications allows independent development
thinkers and activists to analyse and discuss major issues on the
international development agenda. NGLS publishes at least one
Development Dossier per year.
Voices from Africa
This series of publications, with one edition published every
12-18 months, is conceived as a vehicle to enable African NGOs
and development activists to present their experiences, views and
proposals to the international community regarding Africa's
development "problematique". Each edition is constructed around a
broad theme.
Intergovernmental Negotiations and
Decision Making at the United Nations: A Guide
This publication explains the governance and decision-making fora
and processes of the UN system. Section One explains the
principal UN organs of intergovernmental decision making; the
negotiating blocs of Member States at the UN; the various types
of documentation; and the nature of UN decisions and the weight
they carry internationally. Section Two provides practical
knowledge, advice and guidance to non-governmental
representatives who wish to engage with the UN system, ranging
from accreditation to the preparatory process, to engaging in
follow-up activities after a meeting.
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