UNEP is committed to avoiding or minimizing unintended harm that may be caused by UNEP’s work directly or indirectly to stakeholders. When you have a concern over a UNEP project or activity, we strongly advise you to make ...

This document reflects the Questionnaire to guide the way forward on UN General Assembly Resolution 73/333 entitled “Follow-up to the report of the ad hoc open-ended working group established pursuant to General Assembly ...

The present addendum contains, in the annex, the United Nations Environment Programme programme of work and budget for 2022‒2023, as a supplement to the medium-term strategy for 2022‒2025 (UNEP/EA.5/3).

This booklet presents an overview of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) – its mission, vision, strategy and action for tackling the triple planetary crisis. It chronicles environmental highlights from the past five ...

Environmental challenges have no borders and are too vast and too complicated for any single entity to address alone. UNEP partnerships with governments, environmental conventions, the scientific community, academia, ...

UNEP relies on voluntary contributions for over 95 per cent of its operations. There are four main sources of funding for UNEP: Earmarked Funds, Global Funds, UN Regular Budget and Environment Fund

Founded in 1972, UNEP was created to monitor the state of the environment, inform policy making with science and coordinate responses to enduring and emergent environmental challenges. For five decades, UNEP has worked ...