UN Volunteers in Uruguay, Ecuador, Panama, Honduras and Dominican Republic supported biodiversity conservation and indigenous knowledge under the Nagoya Protocol.
UN Volunteers in Uruguay, Ecuador, Panama, Honduras and Dominican Republic supported biodiversity conservation and indigenous knowledge under the Nagoya Protocol.
Photo: UN Volunteers in Uruguay, Ecuador, Panama, Honduras and Dominican Republic supported biodiversity conservation and indigenous knowledge under the Nagoya Protocol.

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Welcome to Explore pages!

Explore pages are a repository of important knowledge and documentation, a single point of reference. The following sections of Explore tab are currently available:

  • Conditions of Service (COS) for UN Volunteers: For more information, please refer to our website "Conditions of Service".
  • Resources: Discover training materials, guides, UN Partner Toolkit, FAQ, various other important documentation such as organizations' eligibility criteria, etc. 
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Conditions of Service for UN Volunteers

On 1 April 2026, UNV launched the updated Conditions of Service for UN Volunteers.

The updated Conditions of Service for UN Volunteers aim to make assignments more inclusive, efficient and tailored to the needs of UN partners. These changes aren't just tweaks; they are designed to keep UN Volunteers relevant, impactful and ready to drive progress in a rapidly evolving development landscape. Together, we're building a stronger, more responsive UNV.

 

For more information, please refer to our website "Conditions of Service".