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UN system revenues by financial instrument, 2024 ( billion US$)

UN system revenue by financing instrument, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

Total revenue of select UN entities, 2015 – 2025 (US$ billion, 2025 preliminary)

Channels of multilateral assistance from OECD-DAC countries

UN system revenues by financial instrument, 2024 ( billion US$)

Figuare 12: Other non-state funding to the UN system, 2018–2024 (US$ billion)

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Other non-state funding to the UN system, 2018–2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 1: Funding of the UN system, 2015–2024 (official data) and 2025–2027 (projected) (US$ billion)

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Funding of the UN system, 2015–2024 (official data) and 2025–2027 (projected) (US$ billion)

Figure 1: Earmarked Budget Share and Probability of Response to Humanitarian Disaster

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Earmarked Budget Share and Probability of Response to Humanitarian Disaster

Figure 1: DAC countries’ core and earmarked ODA allocations

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DAC countries’ core and earmarked ODA allocations

Figure 1: Funding Preferences for the UN Budget

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Funding Preferences for the UN Budget

Figure 1: (A) EU share of total UN entity revenue (UNSCEB data, own calculation)

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(A) EU share of total UN entity revenue (UNSCEB data, own calculation) (B) EU funding to top-15 UN entities — 2020–2024 ($ millions)

Figure 10: EU funding to the UN system, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

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EU funding to the UN system, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 10: Funding Preferences for the UN Budget

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Funding Preferences for the UN Budget

Figure 11: International Financial Institutions (IFIs) funding to select UN entities, 2024 (US$ million)

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International Financial Institutions (IFIs) funding to select UN entities, 2024 (US$ million)

Figure 11: Perceived Relevance of the UN

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Perceived Relevance of the UN

Figure 12: Perceived Effectiveness of Different UN Funding Modalities

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Perceived Effectiveness of Different UN Funding Modalities

Figure 13: Funding of the UN system and UN development system by financing instrument, 2024 (US$ billion)

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Funding of the UN system and UN development system by financing instrument, 2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 14: Total core and earmarked contributions for UN development and humanitarian assistance, 2015–2024 (official data), with 2025 core contributions (preliminary) (US$ billion)

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Total core and earmarked contributions for UN development and humanitarian assistance, 2015–2024 (official data), with 2025 core contributions (preliminary) (US$ billion)

Figure 15: Earmarked contributions to the UN development system by type, 2020–2024 (percentage share of earmarked UNDS contributions)

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Earmarked contributions to the UN development system by type, 2020–2024 (percentage share of earmarked UNDS contributions)

Figure 16: Funding composition for UN development and humanitarian assistance: Top OECD-DAC contributors, 2024 (US$ billion)

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Funding composition for UN development and humanitarian assistance: Top OECD-DAC contributors, 2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 17: Funding composition for UN development and humanitarian assistance: Top non-OECD-DAC contributors, 2024 (US$ million)

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Funding composition for UN development and humanitarian assistance: Top non-OECD-DAC contributors, 2024 (US$ million)

Figure 18: Funding composition for UN development assistance: Top Member State contributors and the EU, 2024 (US$ million)

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Funding composition for UN development assistance: Top Member State contributors and the EU, 2024 (US$ million)

Figure 19: Funding composition for UN humanitarian assistance: Top Member State contributors and the EU, 2024 (US$ million)

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Funding composition for UN humanitarian assistance: Top Member State contributors and the EU, 2024 (US$ million)

Figure 2: Distribution of UN system funding by financing instrument, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

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Distribution of UN system funding by financing instrument, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 2: Earmarked Budget Share and Other Performance Dimensions

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Earmarked Budget Share and Other Performance Dimensions

Figure 20: Contributions to UN inter-agency pooled funds, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

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Contributions to UN inter-agency pooled funds, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 21: Contributions to UN inter-agency pooled funds by fund thematic area: Top contributors, 2024 (US$ million)

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Contributions to UN inter-agency pooled funds by fund thematic area: Top contributors, 2024 (US$ million)

Figure 22: Top implementing UN entities receiving revenue through UN inter-agency pooled funds, by fund thematic area, 2024 (US$ million)

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Top implementing UN entities receiving revenue through UN inter-agency pooled funds, by fund thematic area, 2024 (US$ million)

Figure 23: Top recipient countries or areas of UN inter-agency pooled funds transfers, 2024 (US$ million)

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Top recipient countries or areas of UN inter-agency pooled funds transfers, 2024 (US$ million)

Figure 24: Member State UN development earmarked funding, inter-agency pooled funds and other channels, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

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Member State UN development earmarked funding, inter-agency pooled funds and other channels, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 25: Development UN inter-agency pooled funds by fund thematic area: Top contributors, 2024 (US$ million)

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Development UN inter-agency pooled funds by fund thematic area: Top contributors, 2024 (US$ million)

Figure 26: Member States with above-average use of UN inter-agency pooled funds for devel-opment activities, 2024 (14 countries)

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Member States with above-average use of UN inter-agency pooled funds for devel-opment activities, 2024 (14 countries)

Figure 27: Net ODA contributions from OECD-DAC countries, 2015–2024 (official data), 2025 (preliminary), and 2026 (projected)

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Net ODA contributions from OECD-DAC countries, 2015–2024 (official data), 2025 (preliminary), and 2026 (projected)

Figure 28: ODA disbursements from DAC countries to the UN development system, 2015–2024 (US$ billion, constant 2024 prices)

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ODA disbursements from DAC countries to the UN development system, 2015–2024 (US$ billion, constant 2024 prices)

Figure 29: Channels of multilateral assistance from OECD-DAC countries, core and earmarked, 2015 and 2024 (US$ billion, constant 2024 prices)

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Channels of multilateral assistance from OECD-DAC countries, core and earmarked, 2015 and 2024 (US$ billion, constant 2024 prices)

Figure 3: UN system funding, 2015–2024: Nominal values at current prices and real values at constant 2023 prices (US$ billion)

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UN system funding, 2015–2024: Nominal values at current prices and real values at constant 2023 prices (US$ billion)

Figure 3: Earmarked Funding and Responsiveness of HIOs With and Without Rapid Response Facilities

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Earmarked Funding and Responsiveness of HIOs With and Without Rapid Response Facilities

Figure 3: Perceived Effectiveness of UN Financing Mechanisms

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Perceived Effectiveness of UN Financing Mechanisms

Figure 30: Expenses of the UN system by function, 2018–2024

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Expenses of the UN system by function, 2018–2024

Figure 31: Global humanitarian requirements and funding, 2015–2025 (US$ billion)

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Global humanitarian requirements and funding, 2015–2025 (US$ billion)

Figure 32: Total UN expenses for development and humanitarian assistance, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

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Total UN expenses for development and humanitarian assistance, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 33: Total expenses for development and humanitarian assistance by select UN entities, 2015–2025 (US$ billion, 2025 preliminary)

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Total expenses for development and humanitarian assistance by select UN entities, 2015–2025 (US$ billion, 2025 preliminary)

Figure 34: Expenses on UN humanitarian and development assistance by region, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

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Expenses on UN humanitarian and development assistance by region, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 35: UN development, humanitarian, and peace operations expenses by crisis-affected country, 2024 (US$ billion)

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UN development, humanitarian, and peace operations expenses by crisis-affected country, 2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 36: UN development and humanitarian expenses in UN programming countries by income status, 2024 (US$ billion)

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UN development and humanitarian expenses in UN programming countries by income status, 2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 37: UN development and humanitarian expenses in least developed countries, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

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UN development and humanitarian expenses in least developed countries, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

UN expenses linked to SDGs by entity 2024 (US$ million)

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UN expenses linked to SDGs by entity, 2024 (US$ million)

Figure 38: Aggregated UN system expenses linked to the SDGs, 2024 (US$ billion)

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Aggregated UN system expenses linked to the SDGs, 2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 39: Contributions to the UN system and UN development system, 2024 (US$ billion)

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Contributions to the UN system and UN development system, 2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 4: Funding of the UN system by financing instrument, category and sub-category, 2024 (US$ billion)

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Funding of the UN system by financing instrument, category and sub-category, 2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 4: Share of Respondents Who Perceive Themselves as Knowledgeable About UN Finances

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Share of Respondents Who Perceive Themselves as Knowledgeable About UN Finances

Figure 40: UN system expenses by function, 2024

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UN system expenses by function, 2024

Figure 41: CEB member organisations

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CEB member organisations

Figure 42: Composition of total expenses

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Composition of total expenses

Figure 5: Funding of the UN system by financing instrument, 2024 (US$ billion)

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Funding of the UN system by financing instrument, 2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 5: Share of Respondents Favouring Greater Empowerment of Parliaments on UN Finances

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Share of Respondents Favouring Greater Empowerment of Parliaments on UN Finances

Figure 6: Total revenue of select UN entities, 2015–2025 (US$ billion, 2025 preliminary)

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Total revenue of select UN entities, 2015–2025 (US$ billion, 2025 preliminary)

Figure 6: Share of Respondents Mentioning Specific Priority Areas (Up to Three)

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Share of Respondents Mentioning Specific Priority Areas (Up to Three)

Figure 7: Funding sources for the UN system, 2024

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Funding sources for the UN system, 2024

Figure 7: Share of Respondents Supporting Alternative UN Financing Models

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Share of Respondents Supporting Alternative UN Financing Models

Figure 8: UN system funding by Member States and other contributors, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

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UN system funding by Member States and other contributors, 2015–2024 (US$ billion)

Figure 8: Support for Penalties on Late Payment of Assessed Contributions

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Support for Penalties on Late Payment of Assessed Contributions

Figure 9: Top Member State contributors to the UN system, 2024 (US$ billion and percentage share of GNI)

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Top Member State contributors to the UN system, 2024 (US$ billion and percentage share of GNI)

Figure 9: UN80 Reform Positions

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UN80 Reform Positions

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Table 1

UN System Revenue, by Entity and Financing Instrument, 2024 and 2015–2024 (US$ million)

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Table 2

UN financing instruments and definitions

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Table 3

Assessed contributions to the UN system by entity, 2015-2024 (US$ million)

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Earmarked contributions to the UN system by entity, 2015-2024 (US$ million)

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Table 5

UN system total expenses by entity and function, 2024 and 2015–2024 (US$ million)