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Member States pledge over USD 161 million for sustainable urbanization
8th Dec 2020
Donors briefing by the Executive Director on UN-Habitat’s COVID-19 Response Plan held virtually on Monday 04 May 2020
8th May 2020
UN-Habitat’s written responses to questions raised by Member States during the briefing
8th May 2020
Donor Brief: UN-Habitat's response to COVID-19 and more
7th Apr 2020
Over US$ 152 million raised for urban SDGs at first UN-Habitat Assembly
29th May 2019

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Partner and Pledge for Sustainable Urbanization
2nd Dec 2020

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UN-Habitat relies almost entirely on voluntary contributions from governments, local authorities, multi-donor trust funds, intergovernmental institutions and the private sector.

Around 70% of the agency’s funds is used for earmarked country programmes on sustainable urbanization while 30% is used for core normative work including developing evidence-based normative knowledge, tools, capacity building and policy development to support the design, plan and manage sustainable towns and cities.

Our work focuses on seven main levers of sustainable urbanization namely urban land, legislation and governance, planning and design, economy, basic services, housing and slum upgrading, risk reduction and rehabilitation as well as research and capacity building.

Financial Overview

UN-Habitat relies almost entirely on voluntary contributions from governments, local authorities, multi-donor trust funds, intergovernmental institutions and the private sector.

Around 70% of the agency’s funds is used for earmarked country programmes on sustainable urbanization while 30% is used for core normative work including developing evidence-based normative knowledge, tools, capacity building and policy development to support the design, plan and manage sustainable towns and cities.

Our work focuses on seven main levers of sustainable urbanization namely urban land, legislation and governance, planning and design, economy, basic services, housing and slum upgrading, risk reduction and rehabilitation as well as research and capacity building.

Financial Overview

UN-Habitat relies almost entirely on voluntary contributions from governments, local authorities, multi-donor trust funds, intergovernmental institutions and the private sector.

Around 70% of the agency’s funds is used for earmarked country programmes on sustainable urbanization while 30% is used for core normative work including developing evidence-based normative knowledge, tools, capacity building and policy development to support the design, plan and manage sustainable towns and cities.

Our work focuses on seven main levers of sustainable urbanization namely urban land, legislation and governance, planning and design, economy, basic services, housing and slum upgrading, risk reduction and rehabilitation as well as research and capacity building.

Financial Overview

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