The United Nations Fund for South-South cooperation (UNFSSC) implements development activities across the Global South characterized by broad and inclusive partnership. With leadership and governance by all stakeholders, UNFSSC has a 25+ year track record of strong results in supporting developing countries toward achieving their sustainable development goals.
Established by General Assembly resolution 50/119, UNFSSC is a voluntary trust fund that facilitates and supports South-South cooperation toward achievement of all internationally agreed development goals, including the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Since its establishment in 1995, UNFSSC has promoted, supported and implemented South-South cooperation by facilitating voluntary contributions and the strategic allocation of resources based on priorities identified by developing countries. The Fund is a legal, operational and governance framework for engaging partners, pooling resources and jointly implementing South-South cooperation.
Highlights of UNFSSC Results 2020-2021
UNFSSC Reports
UNFSSC Project Examples
- Cities Project: Maritime-Continental Silk Road Cities for Sustainable Development
- South-South Cities Clusters: City-to-City Partnership Facilitation Platform
- Global South-South Development Center Project
- Youth4South Advanced Youth Leadership Programme
Contact Information
Secretariat United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation in United Nations Development Programme
304 East 45th Street, FF-11 New York, NY, 10017
Xiaojun Grace Wang, Trust Funds Director
E-mail: xiaojun.wang@unossc.org
Ms. Ines Tofalo, Trust Fund and Project Management Specialist
E-mail: ines.tofalo@unossc.org
Ms. Dingding Sun, Programme Coordination Specialist
E-mail: dingding.sun@unossc.org