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UNIDIR relies predominantly on voluntary donations from governments and private funders to pursue its research agenda. UNIDIR also receives a modest subvention from the United Nations regular budget, which covers a portion of the Institute's administrative costs.

There are three types of voluntary contributions: unrestricted support, contributions for institutional and programme development; programme support towards one of the main research programmes; and project support for a specific activity undertaken by the Institute (such as a particular meeting).

Donors receive a full account of how their money was used, as well as an analysis of the impact of their contribution. UNIDIR is committed to transparent, cost-effective and results-based financial management. The Institute's accounts are submitted each year to the General Assembly and are regularly subjected to external and internal audits.

For more detailed information on UNIDIR's finances, or to make a contribution to our work, please contact Isabelle Roger.

Over the last three years, the work of UNIDIR has been made possible through the financial contributions of the following donors:

2007

Governmental
contributions

Canada
China
Finland
France
India
Ireland
Israel
Japan
Luxemburg
Netherlands
Norway
Republic of Korea
Russian Federation
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
United States of America

Public donations

European Commission
Graduate Institute of International Studies (Geneva)
The Simons Foundation
The University of Geneva

Inter-organization transfers

Office for Disarmament Affairs (ODA)


2008

Governmental
contributions

Australia
Austria
Canada
China
Finland
France
Ireland
Israel
Japan
Luxemburg
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Republic of Korea
Russian Federation
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom

Public donations

Graduate Institute of International Studies (Geneva)
The Secure World Foundation
The Simons Foundation
The University of Geneva

Inter-organization transfers

Office for Disarmament Affairs (ODA)

 


2009

Governmental
contributions

Australia
Canada
China
Finland
France
Holy See
Israel
Luxemburg
Mexico
Netherlands
Norway
Republic of Korea
Russian Federation
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom

Public donations

European Commission
The Secure World Foundation
The Simons Foundation
University for Peace

Inter-organization transfers

Office for Disarmament Affairs (ODA)





     
 
 
 




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