Audits - UN Capital Development Fund (UNCDF)

UNCDF Financial report and audited financial statements:

The United Nations Board of Auditors (BoA) was established by the General Assembly in 1946 to carry out the external audit of the accounts of the United Nations organization and its funds and programmes. The Board's report on UNCDF's financial statements is a public document. It is presented to the General Assembly through the Fifth Committee and also to UNDP's Executive Board.

Board of Auditors' Reports

Transparency

Learn how the UNCDF is using its resources to make public and private finance work, especially in the least developed countries (LDCs).

UNCDF leverages three main funding sources from member states or other partners, namely core voluntary contributions, flexible non-core, and earmarked resources which make up its funding architecture.

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Evaluation

Evaluation in UNCDF is subject to UNDP’s Evaluation Policy. This policy sets out the guiding principles, norms and key concepts for evaluation in UNDP, UNCDF and UNV.

The UN Capital Development Fund is required to "establish evaluation plans, provide funding, commission evaluators, provide management replies, and learn from evaluation results" in accordance with the policy.

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