Annual Statistical Report on UN Procurement

  • The Annual Statistical Report on United Nations Procurement is produced by UNOPS on behalf of the United Nations.

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    The United Nations procures goods and services from suppliers all over the world to support its activities and operations. Procurement statistics have been collected from organizations in the United Nations system and reported together since 1984 through the Annual Statistical Report on United Nations Procurement (ASR).

    This UN Procurement Data portal provides access to the latest procurement statistics, including information on United Nations organizations’ efforts to integrate sustainability considerations into their procurement processes, through interactive data dashboards as well as the report itself.

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  • Highlights of UN procurement in 2024

    UN procurement reached 25ドル.7 billion in 2024 – a 733ドル million or 2.9 per cent increase from 2023, and the third-highest annual procurement volume on record. The same 32 UN organizations reported in 2024, ensuring year-on-year consistency. Collaborative procurement continued to grow in 2024, reaching 1ドル.4 billion—up from 1ドル.1 billion in 2023—and accounting for 5.8% of total UN procurement.

    Health remained the top sector at 5ドル.3 billion, driven by strong demand for pharmaceuticals, vaccines, and healthcare services. Construction, Engineering and Science held second place at 3ドル.6 billion, supported by major infrastructure and project work. Administration and Operations climbed to third with a record 2ドル.9 billion, reflecting expanded field activities and program scale-up. Humanitarian Aid, Peace, Security and Safety was the fastest-growing sector, up by 22.1 per cent to 915ドル million, highlighting intensified emergency and peacekeeping efforts.

    In 2024, the UN sourced goods and services from suppliers in 222 different countries and territories. UN procurement activities remained stable across regions in 2024, underscoring the global footprint of UN operations. While most regional shares held steady, Latin America and the Caribbean recorded notable growth, with Colombia emerging as the region’s largest supplier.

    Asia led with 8ドル.2 billion, accounting for nearly one-third of total procurement, followed closely by Europe at 8ドル.1 billion. Africa remained the third-largest region at 5ドル.1 billion, maintaining a consistent 20 per cent share of global procurement.

    Procurement from least developed countries (LDCs) reached 5ドル.0 billion in 2024. Procurement from LLDCs rose slightly to 3ドル.0 billion, while sourcing from SIDS reached a record 799ドル million — up by 27.4 per cent from 2023.

    UN organizations continued to prioritize sustainability in procurement. In 2024, 27 out of 31 organizations reported the inclusion of environmental, social and economic considerations in their procurement. Recognizing the importance of supplier engagement in advancing sustainability, 13 organizations reported collaborating with their suppliers on supply chain sustainability efforts.