The United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme provides motivated and skilled global citizens with an opportunity to volunteer within the United Nations system. This report presents UNV performance in 2019 and the midterm review of the Strategic Framework, 2018-2021 (DP/2018/6). The report reflects on the organizational transformation of UNV, sets forth proposed adjustments in its results matrix, and highlights priorities for 2020 and the decade of action for the Sustainable Development Goals. Six annexes, posted on the Executive Board website, complement this report: (a) United Nations entities hosting United Nations Volunteers; (b) statistical overview, 2019; (c) financial overview; (d) annual performance indicators, 2019; (e) midterm performance indicators, and (f) results matrix: compendium of proposed adjustments based on midterm review.

The United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme provides devoted and skilled global citizens with an opportunity to volunteer across the three pillars of the United Nations system: development, peace and security, and human rights. This annual report presents UNV performance in delivering this system-wide mandate during 2020, and the evaluation of its Strategic Framework, 2018-2021 (DP/2018/6). The report also summarizes UNV contributions to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic response efforts of the United Nations system. The present report is complemented by the following annexes (posted on the Executive Board website): 1. List of United Nations system entities hosting United Nations Volunteers; 2. Statistical overview; 3. Financial overview; 4. Annual performance indicators; and 5. Strategic Framework results matrix and proposed adjustments.

The United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme provides global citizens with an opportunity to volunteer across the three pillars of the United Nations system: development; peace and security; and human rights. This annual report presents UNV performance in delivering on its system-wide mandate during 2021. In recognition of the 50th anniversary of UNV in 2021, the report captures reflections on key achievements since the first United Nations Volunteers were deployed, in 1971. The present report is complemented by the following annexes: (a) List of United Nations system entities hosting United Nations Volunteers; (b) Statistical overview; (c) Financial overview; (d) Annual performance indicators; and (e) Strategic Framework (2022-2025) results matrix with defined baselines and targets.

The United Nations Volunteers programme (UNV) provides global citizens with an opportunity to volunteer across the three pillars of the United Nations system: development; peace and security; and human rights. This annual report discusses the performance of UNV in 2022, the first year of its new Strategic Framework, 2022-2025, and the contribution of UNV to the emergency response efforts of United Nations system around the world. Information on annual performance indicators, the United Nations system entities hosting United Nations Volunteers and the statistical and financial overviews may be found in annexes I–IV on the Executive Board website.