Established in 2017, the $150 million India-UN Development Partnership Fund is supported and led by the Government of India and implemented in collaboration with the United Nations system.
National government / multi-country government level requests for funding.
United Nations agencies implement the Fund projects in close collaboration with partnering Governments.
The vast majority of India-UN Fund projects are
implemented at the country level, since they
respond to requests by national governments.
The Fund also supports multi-country projects to
address transboundary challenges, including, for
example, to enhance climate resilience capacities in
seven Pacific Island States, making implementation
more impactful through the broader regional reach.
Multilateral funds
India-UN Development Partnership Fund
The Fund supports Southern-owned and -led, demand-driven and transformational sustainable development projects across the developing world, with a focus on least developed countries and small island developing States.
Not specified.
Ms. Dinesh Setia Second Secretary, Permanent Mission of India to the UN Ms. Ines Tofalo Chief, Programme Support Unit, UNOSSC
Press.newyorkpmi@mea.gov.in ines.tofalo@unossc.org