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Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office Overview

$46.97 M Total contributions in revenue for 2022

$0.00 Regular resources (core) in revenue for 2022

$46.97 M Other resources (non-Core) in revenue for 2022

$31.50 M Other resources: Spent Expenditures can be higher than the revenue because revenue can be carried over from one year to another

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Recipient Country IATI Identifier Outcome Description

Planned Budget Actual Budget Funds Shortfall

Funds: Committed

XM-DAC-41146-TZA_D_3.1 An enabling legislative and policy environment in line with international standards on EVAW and other forms of discrimination is in place and translated into action

$897,645 $365,909 $531,736

$209,517

XM-DAC-41146-TZA_D_6.1 The Capacity of URT and stakeholders is strengthened to assess progress of the Beijing Platform for Action and other global normative frameworks for gender equality and empowerment of women.

$358,650 $224,161 $134,489

TZA_D_6.1.1 National and local level coordination mechanisms for promoting the implementation and reporting of GEWE commitments strengthened with multi-stakeholder participation.

$715,467

$473,127

$551,411

XM-DAC-41146-TZA_D_6.2 More National and Local plans and budgets are gender responsive

$395,050 $280,977 $114,073

$169,977

TZA_D_6.2.1 Legislative frameworks and institutional capacity for gender responsive public finance management and planning strengthened as per CEDAW recommendations and SDG 5c1

$470,412

$292,967

$277,431

TZA_D_6.2.2 Enhanced advocacy by gender advocates for increasing financing for gender equality

$708,500

$525,122

$419,494

XM-DAC-41146-TZA_O_1 More effective and efficient United Nations system coordination and strategic partnerships on gender equality and women’s empowerment

$2,587,473 $2,645,762 $0

$54,556

TZA_O_1.1 UN Women effectively leads, coordinates and promotes accountability for the implementation of gender equality commitments across the UN system

$1,823,854

$235,247

$185,480

TZA_O_1.2 Effective partnerships between UN Women and major stakeholders, including civil society, the private sector and regional and international organizations continue to play a critical role in advancing the normative and implementation agenda

$185,106

$87,710

$87,713

XM-DAC-41146-APA_D_3.1 An enabling legislative and policy environment in line with international standards on EVAW and other forms of discrimination is in place and translated into action

$1,280,459 $1,162,851 $117,608

$918,345

XM-DAC-41146-THA_D_3.1 Laws, policies and strategies adopted and implemented in line with international standards and informed by voices of women survivors of violence to prevent and respond to VAWG

$333,365 $481,615 $0

$307,175

THA_D_3.1.1 Increased access to information, coordinated quality services and supportive networks (local, national and regional groups) are strengthened for WMWs, including through survivor-centered laws, policies and research.

$2,216,402

$1,303,523

$1,197,363

XM-DAC-41146-THA_D_6.1 A comprehensive and dynamic set of global norms, policies and standards on gender equality and women's empowerment is in place and is applied through action by Governments and other stakeholders at all levels

$57,000 $58,655 $0

$58,655

THA_D_6.1.1 Governments, CSOs, Gender Equality advocates and the UN system understand, influence and participate in inter-governmental processes related to GEEW

$310,312

$236,649

$226,577

XM-DAC-41146-TLS_D_2.1 By 2025, institutions and people throughout Timor-Leste in all their diversity, especially women and youth, benefit from sustainable economic opportunities and decent work to reduce poverty.

$492,640 $145,240 $347,400

$83,271

year	planned budget
2025	$1,300,000

TLS_D_2.1.1 National and sub-national government entities and private sector have increased knowledge and capacities to advance gender-responsive policies including Gender Responsive Budgeting and Women’s Empowerment Principles (WEPs) to promote gender equality and addressing discrimination and barriers to women’s participation in economic and income generation activities

$738,863

$583,925

$540,799

TLS_D_2.1.2 Self-employed women and women-owned MSMEs have enhanced opportunities to develop entrepreneurship skills, benefit from social empowerment and access finance and employment networks (SP Output 9)

$1,441,103

$861,782

$725,588

XM-DAC-41146-TLS_D_6.1 Government and non-governmental stakeholders’ capacities strengthened to assess and report on progress on the 2030 Agenda and other global normative and policy frameworks for GEWE and government accountability is strengthened (Contributes to UNSDCF Outcome 5)

$218,340 $115,000 $103,340

$6,924

year	planned budget
2025	$150,000

TLS_D_6.1.1 Key stakeholders have improved capacity to monitor and report on progress implementing international and national GEWE commitments, including through increased knowledge and skills in the use of gender statistics and engaging in evidence-based dialogue

$247,660

$141,010

$129,483

TLS_D_6.1.2 UN sister agencies and personnel have enhanced capacities on Gender Equality.

$150,581

$39,135

$14,763

XM-DAC-41146-TUN_D_7.1 In 2025, institutions, conducting effective and risk-sensitive public policies in partnership with economic and social actors, put the country's resources at the service of inclusive, sustainable, resilient socio-economic development that generates decent jobs, particularly for the most vulnerable. (UNSDCF Effect 1)

$1,705,096 $0 $1,705,096

$21,891

year	planned budget
2025	$570,000

TUN_D_7.1.1 Vision 2030, strategic planning and related public policies focus on achieving the SDGs and have addressed socio-economic and environmental gaps (UNSDCF output 1.1)

$1,471,496

$470,714

$137,318

TUN_D_7.1.2 The business environment is efficient, inclusive and transparent, and promotes private initiative, improved productivity and competitiveness, and employability (UNSDCF output 1.2)

$118,000

TUN_D_7.1.3 A new financial architecture for development as well as financial inclusion and the development of new alternative and innovative financing mechanisms are promoted and implemented (UNSDCF output 1.3)

$115,600

XM-DAC-41146-TUN_D_7.2 By 2025, health, education and social protection systems are resilient and ensure equitable access and quality services, especially for the most vulnerable, and effective engagement of the population (UNSDCF Effect 3)

$1,321,450 $760,665 $560,785

$380,095

TUN_D_7.2.1 Institutional capacities, including front-line capacities, to provide a comprehensive package of quality and person-centred essential health services, tailored to the different needs of the population and accessible to vulnerable populations, are strengthened, including in crisis situations. (UNSDCF Output 3.1)

$483,646

$260,095

$120,707

TUN_D_7.2.2 Multisectoral and innovative approaches are dedicated to priority issues of health and well-being are implemented with the active engagement of the population and the participation of all stakeholders. (UNSDCF Output 3.4)

$440,000

$120,000

$162,333

XM-DAC-41146-UGA_D_1.2 Women’s Rights, Gender Responsive Peace, and security

$4,313,064 $841,430 $3,471,634

$1,214,921

XM-DAC-41146-UGA_D_3.1 By 2025, people, especially the vulnerable and marginalized, have equitable access to and utilization of quality basic social and protection services.

$10,725,558 $4,994,431 $5,731,127

$178,303

XM-DAC-41146-UKR_D_4.1 More commitments on Women, Peace and Security are implemented by national and local institutions and more gender equality advocates influence recovery, justice, security and humanitarian processes

$3,910,218 $2,610,591 $1,299,627

$3,813,169

XM-DAC-41146-VNM_D_2.1 SN Outcome 2 (CF Outcome 3). Shared Prosperity through Economic Transformation By 2026, people in Viet Nam, especially those at risk of being left behind, will contribute to and benefit equitably from more sustainable, inclusive and gender-responsive economic transformation based on innovation, entrepreneurship, enhanced productivity, competitiveness, and decent work.

$2,173,584 $1,691,734 $481,850

$127,296

year	planned budget
2025	$490,000
2026	$450,000

VNM_D_2.1.1 Private sector actors are equipped with sustainable, inclusive and responsible business models and practices aligned with the Women’s Economic Empowerment Principles, to advance the economic empowerment of women and to promote women-led/owned SMEs. [Revision from the CF output 3.3] Sustainable, inclusive and responsible business models and practices including MSMEs, and cooperatives are promoted to increase productivity, trade development and innovation, and improve working conditions and compliance, with special focus on economic empowerment of the poor, ethnic minorities and women.

$2,508,325

$1,906,262

$1,929,014

VNM_D_2.1.2 Government partners accountability to gender equality and women’s empowerment and women-owned micro business and cooperatives (particularly micro business, cooperatives owned/led by poor women or ethnic minority groups) demonstrate increased innovative capacities, and higher productivity and profitability, and sustaining resilient livelihood models through UN Women’s support. [Revision from the CF output 3.3] Sustainable, inclusive and responsible business models and practices including MSMEs, and cooperatives are promoted to increase productivity, trade development and innovation, and improve working conditions and compliance, with special focus on economic empowerment of the poor, ethnic minorities and women.

$2,363,445

$378,906

$304,602

VNM_D_2.1.3 Evidence-based options and mechanisms are promoted to expand public and private finance for achieving gender equality agenda under SDGs (Revision from the CF Output 3.5: Evidence-based options and mechanisms are promoted to expand public and private finance for achieving SDGs)

$885,841

$515,888

$401,094

XM-DAC-41146-VNM_D_3.1 SN Outcome 3 (CF Outcome 4) Governance and Access to Justice By 2026, people in Viet Nam, especially those at risk of being left behind, will have benefited from and have contributed to a more just, safe and inclusive society based on improved governance, more responsive institutions, strengthened rule of law and the protection of and respect for human rights, gender equality, and freedom from all forms of violence and discrimination in line with international standards.

$3,685,445 $1,791,502 $1,893,943

$386,284

year	planned budget
2025	$465,000
2026	$460,000

VNM_D_3.1.1 SN Output 3.1 [CF Output 4.3]: The social, institutional and legal environment is enhanced to accelerate the achievement of gender equality, empowerment, participation and decision-making of women and to eliminate all forms of discrimination against women, girls and LGBTIQ persons).

$4,737,481

$2,896,734

$2,444,067

VNM_D_3.1.2 SN Output 3.2 State and non-state actors are equipped with knowledge, skills and tools to support the transformation of social norms and practices and actions (polices and laws) for the elimination gender-based violence and all forms of abuse, exploitation and discrimination against vulnerable groups. [Revision from the CF Output 4.4] Socio cultural attitudes and practices, accountability and legal and policy frameworks are transformed to eliminate gender-based violence and all forms of abuse, exploitation and discrimination against vulnerable groups

$2,513,746

$1,295,584

$1,117,952

VNM_D_3.1.3 SN Output 3.3: UN Women effectively supports accountability of the UN for the commitments on GEWE.

$215,333

$157,224

$155,763

XM-DAC-41146-YEM_D_4.1 Yemeni women and Youth participate in and influence the peace and security processes in Yemen

$608,224 $377,754 $230,470

$196,000

YEM_D_4.1.1 Capacity of Yemeni women leaders and youth is strengthened to participate effectively in peace processes

$3,216,501

$1,969,501

$1,779,630

YEM_D_4.1.2 Better Strategic engagement and coordination with actors from tracks I and II to facilitate women’s participation in peace processes

$1,115,401

$906,492

$912,169

XM-DAC-41146-YEM_D_4.2 Women have access and are served by humanitarian responses and recovery processes in Yemen

$3,422,420 $2,000,685 $1,421,735

$476,744

YEM_D_4.2.2 Humanitarian and crisis response planning, frameworks and programming are more gender inclusive and responsive

$1,905,096

$1,342,058

$1,213,302

YEM_D_4.2.3 Protection for women in temporary shelters and host communities displaced by sudden onset emergencies is promoted through increased access to effective services and protection mechanisms, and enhanced capacity of service providers

$3,528,204

$1,479,692

$1,374,946

YEM_D_4.2.4 Economic opportunities and positive coping mechanisms are promoted for marginalized women and girls affected by protracted and slow onset crises through cash for work, development of capacities and skills, and increased access to assets and partnerships.

$2,990,911

$1,188,672

$1,295,294

XM-DAC-41146-ZWE_D_2.1 By 2026, all people in Zimbabwe, especially the most vulnerable and marginalised, benefit from more inclusive and sustainable economic growth with decent employment opportunities

$136,302 $126,738 $9,564

$8,223

year	planned budget
2025	$450,000
2026	$550,000

ZWE_D_2.1.1 Key institutions are able to design and implement evidence-based gender responsive policies, laws and programmes for inclusive and sustainable economic growth and development.

$329,502

$116,738

$82,011

ZWE_D_2.1.2 People, especially the most vulnerable and marginalized including women, girls, adolescents and youth are empowered to contribute to and benefit from productive and decent work opportunities.

$332,279

$13,223

$8,032

ZWE_D_2.1.3 Changes attributed to UN-Women in skills or abilities and capacities of individuals or institutions and/or the availability of new products and services contributing to Financing for gender equality

$5,000

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Revenue recognition per management accounts reporting (as per Revenue Management Policy). 2022 figures are preliminary, pending final audit.
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