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Public Procurement Market Information: United Nations
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What is the UNGM?
The United Nations Global Marketplace (UNGM) is the official procurement portal of the United Nations System. The UNGM portal brings together UN procurement staff and suppliers interested in doing business with the United Nations.
UNGM connects suppliers to the UN marketplace. The main functions of UNGM are to:
•Provide
suppliers with a central and unique registration process for 29 UN
organizations;
•Provide
suppliers and the general public with access to UN procurement opportunities
and contract awards and;
•Disseminate
relevant UN procurement and UN market information.
UNGM also supports Governmental Trade Promotion Organizations in promoting UN procurement opportunities within their business community.
$19.9 billion procured in 2019
•UN
Procurement Statistics - from the Annual Statistical Report on United Nations
Procurement (ASR)
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 through interactive data dashboards as well as the report itself.
In addition to providing data on procurement spend, this portal provides information on United Nations organizations' efforts to integrate sustainability considerations into their procurement processes, in the context of the United Nations' continued focus on sustainable development.
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 through interactive data dashboards as well as the report itself.
In addition to providing data on procurement spend, this portal provides information on United Nations organizations' efforts to integrate sustainability considerations into their procurement processes, in the context of the United Nations' continued focus on sustainable development.
•The
Annual Statistical Report on United Nations Procurement is produced by UNOPS on
behalf of the United Nations.
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•$19.9
billion procured in 2019
The most recent data available is for the calendar year 2019, when 39 organizations reported a collective $19.9 billion in procurement of goods and services. These 39 organizations increased their procurement by a combined $1.1 billion, or 5.9 per cent, compared to 2018.
$12.3 billion dollars of UN funds were spent in developing countries, countries with economies in transition and least developed countries in 2019. Overall, this amount makes up 62 percent of the UN's total procurement spend for its operations around the world. UN spending on goods and services from least developed countries increased by $395 million compared to 2018, to reach a total of $3.9 billion – a 11.4 percent increase.
In 2019, $3.2 billion was spent on pharmaceuticals, contraceptives and vaccines by UN organizations – the largest procurement segment. Nearly 40 percent of this was procured from developing countries, countries with economies in transition and least developed countries. The next largest procurement segments were transportation, storage and mail services, and food and beverage products, with a combined spend of $4.7 billion.
The most recent data available is for the calendar year 2019, when 39 organizations reported a collective $19.9 billion in procurement of goods and services. These 39 organizations increased their procurement by a combined $1.1 billion, or 5.9 per cent, compared to 2018.
$12.3 billion dollars of UN funds were spent in developing countries, countries with economies in transition and least developed countries in 2019. Overall, this amount makes up 62 percent of the UN's total procurement spend for its operations around the world. UN spending on goods and services from least developed countries increased by $395 million compared to 2018, to reach a total of $3.9 billion – a 11.4 percent increase.
In 2019, $3.2 billion was spent on pharmaceuticals, contraceptives and vaccines by UN organizations – the largest procurement segment. Nearly 40 percent of this was procured from developing countries, countries with economies in transition and least developed countries. The next largest procurement segments were transportation, storage and mail services, and food and beverage products, with a combined spend of $4.7 billion.
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