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About Us, UNI's 10
Strategic Objectives, About
Our Objectives
About
Us
UNI Development and Regions'
Department is responsible to build more capacity through strategic
planning and coordination of UNI’s worldwide solidarity. It works in close cooperation with the
regional organisations, funding organisations and affiliates in
cooperating countries.
Raúl Requena leads the team of the department with Carin Andersson and Bettina Martens as Project Managers. The Head of Department is also responsible
for the liaison between Head Office and Regional Offices on programmes of
activities.
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Raúl Requena
Assistant General Secretary
Direct tel: +41 22 365 21 76
Cell: +41 79 513 83 29
Email
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Carin Andersson
Project Manager
Direct tel: +41 22 365 21 41
Cell: +41 79 658 89 61
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Bettina Martens
Project Manager
Direct tel: +41 22 365 21 44
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Our fax no.: +41 22 365 21 22, our department's
email: drd@uniglobalunion.org
UNI's
10 Strategic Objectives
In its work the department is guided by UNI’s 10 Strategic Objectives, which
were agreed by the UNI Management Committee as a synthesis of the
resolutions and statements adopted by the 1st UNI World
Congress and the 1st World Women’s Conference held in Berlin
in September 2001.
To achieve these ten objectives during the period leading up to the 2nd
World Congress in 2005 requires the commitment of all affiliates, regional
organisations, sectors and interprofessional groups. Development
cooperation plays an important role to convert those decisions into
action and to assist regions and national affiliates in obtaining the
objectives.
The key objectives include UNI Online to link
up all affiliates to the Internet, the Global
Equality project and Recruitment and Organising
projects.
 Download: UNI’s
Strategy Leaflet: En
- Sp -
Ge
- Fr -
Sw
About
Our Objectives
The broad aims of the development and regions' department activities are to:
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Build strong, democratic and
independent trade unions in sectors represented by UNI;
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Promote the integration of
women in trade union structures and activities;
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Facilitate the participation of youth in trade
union activities;
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Improve the skills of trade
unionists at all levels;
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Implement a strategy for union growth;
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Assist unions in the
achievement of self-sufficiency.
- Read more
- about
implementation of activities, union development and solidarity,
project design, resource mobilisation and marketing strategies, which was submitted to the
meeting of the UNI World Executive Board
in November 2006.
Download the
Report on Activities for UNI DRD: En
- Sp - Ge
- Fr - Sw
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