FAO Transparency Portal provides a comprehensive picture of how and where resources are used and the results we’ve achieved with the support of our members and partners. Use the information in this portal to discover how FAO is working to create more efficient, inclusive, resilient and sustainable agrifood systems which leave no one behind.
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Explore data and insights into FAO programmes, projects, budget, workforce, and accountability reports — and see how our work is making a difference
FAO Programme of Work and Budget (PWB) outlines the corporate planned activities and financial resources for a specific period, typically a biennium (two-year period). The PWB is a key part of FAO's Medium Term Plan (MTP), which sets the overall direction and strategic objectives of the organization. The PWB serves as a framework for FAO's operations, providing a roadmap for achieving its goals and ensuring accountability for the use of resources.
Explore the DashboardExplore dynamic information on FAO’s work around the world. View and analyze project data by location, recipient, resource partner, OECD sector, SDG, and the Four Betters of FAO’s Strategic Framework.
Voluntary contributions provided by Members and other resource partners help to support FAO’s work to create a world without hunger and poverty. View funding overviews by year and explore where the money goes.
Explore data by yearView voluntary contributions to FAO for the current year, up to the latest completed month.
Explore data by month<The Technical Cooperation Programme (TCP) allows FAO to draw from its own regular programme resources and respond to countries’ most pressing needs for technical assistance.
As a partner agency for the Global Environment Facility (GEF), FAO supports countries worldwide in addressing the complex challenges at the nexus between the environment, agriculture, forestry, marine and freshwater resources.
The private sector – big or small, local or global – is a key ally in the global fight against food insecurity, malnutrition and rural poverty. The ambitious 2030 Agenda requires all forms of partnership and resources to achieve the SDGs for the benefit of this generation and generations to come.
This section provides access to independent oversight and evaluation reports that assess the effectiveness, efficiency, and accountability of our programs and operations.
Evaluations in FAO help us deliver results for achieving a world without hunger and poverty by fostering evidence-based decision-making.
The Office of the Inspector General provides independent oversight of FAO’s programmes and operations, through internal audit and investigations.