UN IAM Work in the Field

Please access our microsites for our work in the field in the following countries:

	Delivered IAM training to local and central government officials, resulting in municipalities adopting Asset Management Action Plans (AMAPs) focused on parks, buildings, and rainwater networks. Developed a national roadmap emphasizing sustainability principles in asset management and initiated partnerships with national institutions for long-term training integration. Read More
	Trained local authorities and supported the creation of seven AMAPs prioritizing waste management, boreholes, and public markets, with strong female leadership in participant selection. Developed a roadmap addressing policy and regulatory gaps, and partnered with the Rural Development Institute and GALGA to institutionalize IAM training. Read More
	Conducted extensive IAM training and supported the development of eight AMAPs across counties, focusing on waste, lighting, and water infrastructure. Established a roadmap to mainstream asset management and partnered with the Kenya School of Government to embed IAM in public sector training. Read More
	Delivered IAM workshops and supported eight local governments in developing AMAPs for roads, waste, and equipment, with strong female participation. Produced a roadmap highlighting the need for improved policies and trust-building, and initiated collaboration with the National University of Laos. Read More
	Supported nine municipalities in creating AMAPs for bridges, buildings, and waste, and engaged the Nepal Administrative Staff College for training sustainability. Developed a roadmap calling for a national IAM policy and improved coordination between local and national infrastructure planning. Read More
	Rapidly implemented IAM training, resulting in six endorsed AMAPs for key public utilities like water, roads, and electricity. Created a detailed ICT-focused roadmap to modernize asset management systems and integrate them into government operations. Read More