The Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTF Office), moves into action when the UN system, national governments, contributors/partners appoint UNDP as the Administrative Agent.
The MPTF fund administration supports the UN reform agenda of 'coordinated delivery for results' by enabling Participating Organizations to 'Deliver-as-One'. It is based on effective programme delivery and robust monitoring and evaluation that focus on achievement of agreed results. It supports effective humanitarian, recovery, reconstruction and development processes.
Guided by the UNDG, we work with National Governments, Steering Committees, Resident Coordinators and Participating Organizations in over 80 countries with contributions from over 65 Contributors/Partners.
The GATEWAY is designed to provide transparent and accountable fund administration by combining real-time financial data with over 8000 related documents. It is more than a website - it is our business process.
The MPTF Office GATEWAY clearly shows it: 2011 was a record year in the level of expenditures reported by the 34 Participating Organizations (POs) of the MPTFs and Joint Programmes (JPs) administered by the MPTF Office. The overall 2011 expenditures of the 34 POs reached $986 million, 16 % more than 2010. Humanitarian, transition and development MPTFs accounted for 38, 23 and 34 per cent of total expenditures respectively, while JPs made up the remaining 5 per cent. Read more...
New York - The First Quarter 2012 Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office Newsletter, which provides information on new MPTFs, Joint Programmes and a National Fund (the Mali Climate Fund) - established in the first quarter of 2012. It also presents summaries of “Lessons-Learned-Reviews” completed for the UNDG Iraq Trust Fund and the Central Fund for Influenza Action and articles on the new South Sudan Common Humanitarian Fund which has started with speed and innovation, the Viet Nam One Plan Fund II and the UNDG component of the Haiti Reconstruction Fund which is showing notable progress in responding to Haiti’s post-earthquake recovery. Read…..
Baghdad, Iraq - The Council of Representatives voted to appoint the Commissioners to serve on Iraq's first Independent High Commission for Human Rights (IHCHR) on April 9th. This is certainly a landmark achievement,” said Martin Kobler, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Iraq and chief of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI). A UNDP UNDG Iraq Trust Fund project, along with UNAMI and OHCHR, provided support to the IHCHR to ensure a transparent selection process of Commissioners and staff of the temporary Secretariat, and to strengthen its capacity. (Link to Press Release or UNDG ITF webpage).
Kapoeta, South Sudan - Inter-communal violence over access to water has been a fact of life for the Toposa. In 2012, however, something changed in the lives of the Toposa residents of Jie, Kapoeta East County. For the first time in their memory, they did not have to migrate in search of water. (Read more)
