1

Worldwide impact

+107 program countries received resources for implementation to respond to development, climate, emergency, security, and peacebuilding challenges.   

2

Green action

$234 million US dollars invested in climate and environment funds that cover forestation, biodiversity, green economy, and climate security in 2023.   

3

Nexus financing

Bridging finance across the humanitarian-development nexus and other sectors and industries according to context. 

4

Gender equality is non-negotiable

Introducing and integrating gender equality markers into the new MPTF Office fund management platform, which is used by a growing number of pooled funds. 

5

Diversifying resources from contributors

19 contributors from the private sector, foundations, and civil society helped expand stakeholder networks and widen the contribution base.   

6

Advancing UN Reform

More than 45 UN organizations collaborated on joint programmes around the world. 

7

Expanding civil society engagement

Over 70 non-UN entities were directly involved in implementing programmes on multi-sector issues. Launched following rigorous due diligence processes, many projects rolled out in peacebuilding settings or provided climate and environment finance solutions.  

8

Investing in quality

All pooled funds administered by the MPTF Office incorporate quality management features described in the Funding Compact commitments. 

9

Co-creating innovative financial instruments

19 new pooled financial instruments were designed and established to promote joint action on a variety of high-impact areas such as risk data, biodiversity and health, and climate information.  

10

Supporting broad coalitions of partners

Over 200 partners, contributors, and Member States engaged directly in pooled funding.