1

Worldwide impact

116 programme countries received resources for implementation to respond to development, climate, humanitarian, and peacebuilding challenges.  

2

Green action

$274 million in climate and environment funds were transferred to partners to support forestation, biodiversity, the green economy, and climate adaptation and early warning systems in 2024. 

3

Gender equality is non-negotiable

Gender equality markers are integrated into the MPTFO fund management platform, which is used by a growing number of pooled funds. 

4

Diversifying resources from contributors

20 non-traditional contributors, including partners from the private sector, foundations, and civil society, helped expand stakeholder networks and widen the contributor base. 

5

Advancing UN Reform

41 UN organizations collaborated on Joint Programmes around the world

6

Expanding stakeholder engagement

83 non-UN entities were directly involved in implementing programmes on multi-sector issues.

7 

Co-creating innovative financial instruments

22 new UN inter-agency pooled funds were designed and established to promote joint action on a variety of high-impact areas, including risk data, and biodiversity.

8

Supporting broad coalitions of partners

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

9

High-quality fund administration services and timely disbursements

93% of the funds were transferred within five days of receiving the Fund Transfer Request.