Revenue by Government donor
The largest source of revenue for most United Nations organizations are contributions from national governments. This page shows the different funding dimensions of the UN system based on Government donors and financing instruments.
Standard VI. Reporting on revenue by contributor - provides guidance on reporting contributions received by contributors (donors).
Notes to the Financial Statistics pages
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The below chart illustrates the composition of the total revenue (assessed, voluntary and other contributions) from the top 10 contributing countries to the UN system.
Contributors
Entities
Revenue by Government Donor and by Financing Instrument
The table below illustrates the distribution of the revenues from all government donors by the financing instrument for the selected year.
All values are in USD.
| Government donor | Assessed contributions | Voluntary core (un-earmarked) contributions | Voluntary non-core (earmarked) contributions | Revenue from other activities | Total |
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