Flexible Voluntary Contribution (FVC)

21/11/2024

The shorter version of the Flexible Voluntary Contribution (FVC) 2018–2023 terminal report captures the key achievements of the fund as a tool to mobilize flexible funding from partners and to...

21/11/2024

The Flexible Voluntary Contribution (FVC) 2018–2023 terminal report captures the key achievements of the FVC as a tool to mobilize flexible funding from partners and to support the implementation of...

18/01/2024

The Flexible Voluntary Contribution (FVC) 2022 annual progress report captures the key achievements of the FVC, both in terms of its role as a pooled fund for non-earmarked and softly...

21/09/2022

The Flexible Multi-Partner Mechanism (FMM), as FAO’s main pooled multi-partner flexible funding instrument, enables resource partners to contribute voluntary and less-earmarked financial resources to support the delivery of programmatic results...

21/12/2021

The Flexible Multi-Partner Mechanism (FMM), as FAO’s main pooled multi-partner flexible funding instrument, enables resource partners to contribute voluntary and less-earmarked financial resources to support the delivery of programmatic results...

28/09/2020

The year 2019 marked a time of growth and renewed commitments for FAO’s Flexible Multi-Partner Mechanism (FMM), the main pooled funding mechanism for resource partners to contribute flexible, voluntary, annual,...

28/02/2020

The FMM Annual Report for 2018 highlights the concrete results achieved through the continued support of key resource partners. This report details initiatives, innovations, impacts, outcomes and human-centred stories from...

11/06/2019

This report informs resource partners about the work carried out by FAO, through funding from the FAO Multipartner Mechanism Support (FMM), including results achieved, challenges faced, and key lessons learned...

11/01/2017

This annual report details results achieved, progress made and lessons-learned in 2016. We are confident that results achieved in countries and the demonstrated benefits of unearmarked funding described will continue...