The UN budget.
Made clearer.
Explore the Secretary-General’s proposals, ACABQ recommendations and the questions behind the figures.
Two tools.
One clearer picture.
Choose the Budget Dashboard for proposals and figures, or SI Desk for supplementary questions and answers. Open either tool below.
UN Budget Dashboard
Navigate the Secretary-General’s proposals and ACABQ recommendations. Compare budget sections, resources and the source language behind the figures.
- Proposals & recommendations
- Resources by section
- Original report references
SI Desk
For authorized Fifth Committee (5C) delegates. Explore non-public supplementary information through topic profiles, original questions and answers, tables and source-linked analysis.
- Topic profiles & subtopics
- Original Q&A and tables
- Search & AI-assisted answers
Non-public supplementary information. Password required.
Both tools are under continuous development. Always check figures, extracted information and generated answers against the original reports.
pages of proposals
and recommendations.
Democratizing access
to the UN budget.
The UN budget proposals and ACABQ recommendations span more than 4,000 pages. Their information is public, but navigating reports, comparing figures and finding the reasoning behind recommendations takes time.
Reform & Resources makes that information easier to use, so delegates, researchers and anyone interested in the UN can form their own judgments.
Public information, made usable
A free dashboard brings proposals, recommendations and figures together with their original sources.
A more equal starting point
Understanding the budget should be less dependent on the time and resources available to you.
Respect the source
The Budget Dashboard is public. SI Desk contains non-public supplementary information and is reserved exclusively for authorized Fifth Committee (5C) delegates. A password is required to access it.
WORK IN PROGRESS
Always check the original reports.
Both tools are under continuous development. Errors, omissions or inconsistencies can occur in figures, extracted questions and answers, tables and AI-generated responses. Always verify information against the original United Nations reports before using it in analysis or negotiations. The original documentation remains the authoritative source.