Explore the data Figures and tables Taking data quality to the next level Filter Year2024202320222021 Figure 13 Total core and earmarked contributions for UN OAD, 2010 – 2022 (US$ billion) Figure 14 Funding composition for UN OAD: Top 10 OECD-DAC contributors, 2022 (US$ billion) Figure 15 Funding composition for UN OAD: Top 10 non-OECD-DAC contributors, including and excluding local resources 2022 (US$ million) Figure 16 Funding composition for UNDS development assistance: Top 15 contributors, 2022 (US$ million) Figure 17 Funding composition for UNDS humanitarian assistance: Top 15 contributors, 2022 (US$ million) Figure 18 Deposits to UN Inter-agency pooled funds 2010-2022 (US$ billion) Figure 19 Deposits to UN inter-agency pooled funds from the top 10 contributors, 2022 (US$ million) Figure 20 Countries contributing more than 10% of their total earmarked funding to UN development assistance through UN inter-agency pooled funds, 2022 (25 countries) Figure 21 Top 10 implementing UN entities receiving revenue through inter-agency pooled funds, by fund thematic area, 2022 and 2016-2022 Figure 22 Countries in which more than 15% of earmarked resources is chanelled through development-related expenditure UN Inter-agency pooled funds, 2022 (34 countries) Figure 23 Top 15 countries receiving resources through UN inter-agency pooled funds, 2022 (US$ million) Video file Figure 24 Channels of multilateral assistance from OECD-DAC countries, core and earmarked,2011 and 2022 Figure 25 UN system expenditure by function, 2018-2022 Figure 26 Expenditure of select UN entities for development and humanitarian assistance, 2015-2023 Figure 27 Total UN expenditure for development and humanitarian assistance, 2010-2022 (US$ billion) Figure 28 Expenditure on UN humanitarian and development assistance by region, 2010-2022 (US$ billion) Figure 29 Expenditure on UN OAD in UN programming countries by income status, 2022 (US$ billion) Figure 30 Expenditure on UN OAD in least developed countries, 2010-2022 (US$ billion) Figure 31 UN humanitarian, development, and peace- and security-related expenditure by crisis-affected country, 2022 (US$ billion) Figure 32 UN humanitarian, development, and peace- and security-related expenditure in 29 crisis-affected countries, 2010-2022 (US$ billion) Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Current page 2 Page 3 Next page Next › Last page Last »
Figure 15 Funding composition for UN OAD: Top 10 non-OECD-DAC contributors, including and excluding local resources 2022 (US$ million)
Figure 16 Funding composition for UNDS development assistance: Top 15 contributors, 2022 (US$ million)
Figure 17 Funding composition for UNDS humanitarian assistance: Top 15 contributors, 2022 (US$ million)
Figure 20 Countries contributing more than 10% of their total earmarked funding to UN development assistance through UN inter-agency pooled funds, 2022 (25 countries)
Figure 21 Top 10 implementing UN entities receiving revenue through inter-agency pooled funds, by fund thematic area, 2022 and 2016-2022
Figure 22 Countries in which more than 15% of earmarked resources is chanelled through development-related expenditure UN Inter-agency pooled funds, 2022 (34 countries)
Figure 23 Top 15 countries receiving resources through UN inter-agency pooled funds, 2022 (US$ million)
Video file Figure 24 Channels of multilateral assistance from OECD-DAC countries, core and earmarked,2011 and 2022
Figure 28 Expenditure on UN humanitarian and development assistance by region, 2010-2022 (US$ billion)
Figure 31 UN humanitarian, development, and peace- and security-related expenditure by crisis-affected country, 2022 (US$ billion)
Figure 32 UN humanitarian, development, and peace- and security-related expenditure in 29 crisis-affected countries, 2010-2022 (US$ billion)
