The UN plays a central role in coordinating international efforts for sustainable development and oversees the implementation of the UN Global Goals (SDGs).

Provides financial and technical assistance to developing countries for projects that aim to reduce poverty and promote sustainable development. It focuses on infrastructure, education, health, and other key sectors.

The IMF works to stabilize the international monetary system and supports countries in achieving macroeconomic stability. It provides financial assistance and policy advice to member countries.

WHO is a specialized agency of the UN focusing on international public health. It plays a vital role in promoting health-related SDGs and strengthening healthcare systems worldwide.

UNDP works to eradicate poverty and reduce inequalities globally. It supports countries in implementing sustainable development policies and programs, emphasizing human development.

GEF provides financial support for projects that address global environmental issues, including biodiversity conservation, climate change mitigation, and sustainable land management.

ILO promotes social justice and decent work globally. It sets international labor standards and provides technical assistance to improve working conditions and employment opportunities.

UNIDO focuses on industrial development to promote economic growth and sustainable development. It assists countries in enhancing their industrial capacities and competitiveness.

OECD provides a platform for countries to discuss and coordinate policies related to economic and social issues. It plays a role in shaping international development strategies.

GPE is dedicated to ensuring access to quality education in developing countries. It mobilizes funds and supports education programs to achieve SDG 4, which focuses on inclusive and equitable education.