Key UNICEF Policies
Transparency and accountability.
UNICEF's policies and procedures reflect our commitment to transparency, accountability and the highest standards of conduct in everything we do.
Available policy documents
Reaffirming UNICEF's zero tolerance for inaction against fraud and corruption.
Affirming the continued commitment to combating money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism.
Framework for sharing information with public sector resource partners on allegations of fraud and corruption, sexual exploitation and abuse and other potential wrongdoing.
Principles, roles and organizational framework for the screening of financial and non-financial engagements with the private sector.
Upholding environmental and social standards through effective risk management and stakeholder engagement.
Reinforcing key principles grounded in international standards, with an emphasis on organizational learning and ongoing improvement.
Outlining evaluation principles and procedures and setting out key accountabilities for the function and use of evaluations.
Regulations and rules governing the broad financial management of, and the funds administered by UNICEF.
Establishing rules about sharing information with the public, to ensure transparency and accountability while balancing confidentiality and safety concerns.
A framework for the processing of personal data throughout UNICEF's offices globally.
Principles, roles and accountabilities for negotiating and accepting voluntary cash contributions.
Safeguarding principles and standards, prohibited actions and expected practices.
A mandatory, risk-based approach that integrates sustainability into procurement processes, enabling more responsible purchasing and supporting sustainable programming.
