UN-Habitat's Resource Mobilisation Strategy aims to secure ample, foreseeable, adaptable, and enduring funding to fulfill the objectives outlined in the country strategy plan. Its goal is to prioritize outcomes, streamline operations, ensure transparency, and uphold accountability to optimize the yields on grants and investments.
Resource mobilization involves collaborative endeavors among various UN-Habitat offices. Regional and national offices primarily seek funding for technical collaboration projects in specific fields, while Headquarters focus on securing funds for global standard programs. This initiative is managed and facilitated by the Donor Relations and Resource Strategic Partnerships Unit within the External Relations, Strategy, Knowledge, and Innovation Division. Furthermore, a donor focal points system is established to maintain consistent communication with development partners.
| Project | Donor | |
| Disaster Flood Recovery in Kerala | Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) |  |
| Frontier Technologies for Inclusive Circularity of Low Value Plastic (LVP) | Norwegian Retailer’s Environment Fund (NREF) |  |
| Leave No One Behind | United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) |
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| Pathway to sustainable, resilient, and inclusive development in Jajpur, Vyasanagar and Panasa G.P in Odisha | District Collectorate of Jajpur, Government of Odisha |  |
| Sustainable Cities: Integrated approach pilot in India – Sustainable Urban Planning and Management | Global Environment Facility (GEF) |  |
| Tackling Plastic Waste (AEPW) | Alliance to End Plastic Waste INC |  |
| Urban LEDS-II | European Union |  |
| Young Gamechangers Initiative (YGI) | Fondation Botnar |  |