A global partnership of 24 members dedicated to fighting urban poverty, with a focus on the informal sector, and promoting the role of cities in sustainable development. It supports national and local governments in developing appropriate policy frameworks, strengthening local capacity, advancing strategic city planning, and facilitating investment.

A group of governments committed to accelerating global efforts to halt and reverse forest loss and land degradation by 2030. Launched at COP27, FCLP members aim to deliver on the Glasgow Leaders’ Declaration on Forests and Land Use.

An independent initiative supporting executive leaders across the humanitarian and development sectors. GELI offers leadership development programs that encourage self-reflection and personal growth, building a team of leaders ready to drive global change and advance the Sustainable Development Goals.

ATscale, the Global Partnership for Assistive Technology, is a cross-sector partnership with a mission to transform people’s lives through assistive technology. It catalyzes action to ensure that, by 2030, an additional 500 million people in low- and middle-income countries get the life-changing assistive technology they need.

ICAT helps countries build robust data and assessment frameworks essential for effective climate action, aligned with national development goals. ICAT also supports countries to shape national climate actions for their Nationally Determined Contributions under the Paris Agreement. These frameworks enable accurate, realistic assessments to guide climate efforts.

A coalition of more than 200 members, including over 130 countries and more than 100 institutions, working together to create and implement ambitious climate action. The partnership supports nations in achieving their climate goals by increasing access to knowledge resources, facilitating technical assistance, and enhancing financial support.

The Platform on Disaster Displacement is a State-led initiative working with partners towards better protection for people at risk of, or being displaced in the context of disasters and climate change.

The RBM Partnership to End Malaria is the global platform for coordinated action to eliminate malaria. Bringing together over 500 partners, it mobilizes political commitment and financial resources, strengthens advocacy, and aligns efforts across sectors. RBM drives collective impact and accountability to accelerate progress toward a malaria-free world within a generation.

The Santiago network catalyzes technical assistance to avert, minimize and address loss and damage in developing countries that are particularly vulnerable to climate change impacts. By catalyzing demand-driven support from network Members, aligned with national priorities and needs, the network helps build climate resilience at local, national and regional levels. Co-hosted by UNDRR and UNOPS.

The Sanitation and Hygiene Fund (SHF) is a global fund working to achieve universal access to sanitation, hygiene and menstrual health through market-based approaches. SHF works with Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) to catalyze investment into robust, climate-resilient sanitation economies, including wastewater, and the menstrual health market. Capital M is SHF’s market-led moonshot for menstrual health.

The SUN Movement is a country-led initiative to eliminate malnutrition, uniting 67 countries, four Indian states, and various partners, including businesses, civil society, and UN agencies, to foster political will, secure financing, and promote cross-sector collaboration. By aligning resources with country needs, SUN supports the development of nutrition initiatives, promotes integrated solutions across sectors, and amplifies countries' voices.

The StopTB Partnership is a multi-stakeholder initiative committed to eradicating tuberculosis. StopTB also introduced innovative diagnostic tools, treatments and approaches, while driving high-level advocacy to boost political commitment and funding.

With a global mandate to accelerate progress on the energy transition in emerging and developing countries. An independent organization, hosted by UNOPS, SEforALL helps to bridge the energy, climate, and development sectors, and collaborates with governments and partners worldwide to end energy poverty, accelerate the deployment of renewable energy solutions, and combat climate change.

UNOPS supports the APRA Implementation Office in Nairobi. Led by African nations, APRA is committed to renewable energy transitions and green industrialisation. APRA leverages political leadership to drive action, innovation, and new models of cooperation to support renewable energy transitions across the continent.