Country-level pooled funds (design phase)

Instruments are available to United Nations country teams so they can merge and leverage funding towards priority SDGs, as established in respective United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Frameworks. Country-level pooled funds are complementary to, and aligned with, other sources of local funding and global pooled funding instruments.

Financing instruments are currently being designed in Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Djibouti, Gambia, Haiti, Iraq, Kenya, Malaysia, South Africa and Uzbekistan. 

Women Development Organization Multi-Partner Trust Fund  

To finance immediate action and secure meaningful results, stakeholders advance the implementation of norms and standards that protect and elevate the standing of women and girls in the Middle East and North Africa. Furthermore, stakeholders address several negative effects of COVID-19 in countries where WDO is operational. 

Catalytic Fund for Non-Communicable Diseases and Mental Health

A global fund conceived to prevent and control non-communicable diseases (NCDs), stakeholders use this trust to endorse a 2018 ECOSOC resolution on NCDs and mental health issues. Members of the Independent High-Level Commission on non-communicable diseases provide technical support on scaling up support to low- and lower middle-income countries as they strive to meet SDG 3.4 and reduce early mortality caused by NCDs by 2030 and also promote mental well-being. 

Malaysia SDG Trust Fund

Action under the MySDG Fund directly supports strategic and substantive actions towards the achievement of the SDGs in Malaysia. Stakeholders mobilize financing for interventions the Malaysian Government, UN development system, and other relevant partners—acting together and drawing on each other’s comparative advantages—can use to contribute to the achievement of the 2030 Addis Ababa Action Agenda on financing for development.