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About EMG

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Established in 2001, the United Nations (UN) Environment Management Group (EMG) is a UN system coordination body on environment and human settlements. 

The Group's membership includes over 50 UN organizations, consisting of specialized agencies, programmes, and organs, as well as the secretariats of Multilateral Environmental Agreements.

EMG members come together to identify issues on the international environmental agenda that require joint action. The Group harness its collective expertise and capacity to create coordinated management responses to these issues.

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The EMG fosters ongoing dialogue on environmental issues at the highest levels within the UN system. At the technical level, it primarily operates through time-bound Issue Management Groups (IMGs) and Consultative Processes, each dedicated to specific environmental topics. 

These interagency working groups promote the exchange of knowledge and information among UN entities, developing strategic, unified approaches, system-wide mappings, gap analyses, joint statements, and implementation tools and guidance. 

This way, the EMG enhances coherence in the UN's support for Member States, optimize resource use, and strengthen the integration of environmental sustainability into the UN's policies, programs, and management practices.

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