Learn how the organisation is using its resources to make public and private finance work, especially in the 46 least developed countries (LDCs).
UNCDF leverages three main funding sources from member states or other partners, namely core voluntary contributions, flexible non-core, and earmarked resources which make up its funding architecture.
Like all resources available to the organization, we are committed to using these funds responsibly and with complete transparency. Through this online window, which is updated quarterly, you can see exactly how UNCDF is deploying its programme financing, through seed capital, loans, and targeted technical support, to build and leverage stable and resilient local economies.
At UNCDF, we are committed to improving transparency in everything we do and embrace a transparent approach to our collaborations with the LDCs and partner organizations we work with.
Our 2021 report containing the latest data from our programmes in the Least Developed Countries.
Read MoreThe graphic shows expenditures by SDGs, programme maturity and cost-categories.
The graphic shows expenditures by SDGs, programme maturity and cost-categories.
The table and graphic shows UNCDF grant payment above $50,000 in 2021.
The table and graphic shows UNCDF service providers above $50,000 in 2021.
Unlocking public and private finance in the Least Developed Countries.
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