2022 Annual Report - Fast facts
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Worldwide impact+125 programme countries received resources for implementation to respond to development, climate, emergency, security and peacebuilding challenges. |
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Green recoveryUS $280 million invested in climate and environment funds that cover forestation, biodiversity, green economy and climate security. |
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Nexus financingBridging finance across the humanitarian-development nexus. |
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Gender equality is non-negotiableGender markers were introduced and integrated in the new MPTF Office fund management platform. |
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Diversifying resources21 contributors from the private sector, foundations and civil society, helped expand stakeholder networks and widen the contributing base. |
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Advancing UN ReformMore than 50 UN organizations collaborated across UN Country teams/UN humanitarian teams and RCs/HCs on pooled funds all over the world. |
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Co-creating innovative financial instruments15 new financial instruments were designed and established to promote joint action on sustainable infrastructure, decarbonization, biodiversity, resilience and recovery. |
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Investing in qualityAll pooled funds administered by the MPTF Office incorporate quality management features as per 2019 Funding Compact commitments. |
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Expanding civil society engagementOver 70 non-UN entities were directly involved in implementing programmes covering multi-sector issues following rigorous due diligence processes. A substantial number of these projects were launched in peacebuilding settings or cater to providing climate and environment finance solutions. |
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Supporting broad coalition of partnersOver 300 partners, contributors, programme countries and UN and non-UN organizations engaged directly in pooled funding. |