The Cooperation Framework represents a commitment to the people in a country, particularly the most marginalized and vulnerable. It calls on the UN development system to:
(a) support achieving national development goals and targets with a focus on leaving no one behind;
(b) help develop national development indicator frameworks in line with the 2030 Agenda and the Global Indicator Framework;
(c) address national development needs by including those left behind throughout the Cooperation Framework cycle, across all processes and programmes;
(d) address accountability mechanisms as appropriate for different contexts;31
(e) make up-to-date information on the Cooperation Framework and expected results and progress publicly available; and
(f) ensure people’s meaningful participation in development, particularly those left behind.
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