United Nations Civil Society Participation – Activities

Welcome to the United Nations. It's your world.

English
French

NGO Branch
About us
Contact us
ECOSOC Status
Introduction
Applying for Status
Committee on NGOs
NGO Response System
NGO Participation
UN Grounds Pass
Functional Commissions
High Level Segment
Calendar of Events
Conference Registration
Quadrennial Reports

Quadrennial Reports
Quadrennial report due? Read more on our updated page. Click here »

Community Systems Foundation

View Activities

Areas of expertise & Fields of activity:	Economic and Social: Children Climate Change Coorporate Accountability Development Education Environment HIV/AIDS Habitat Human Rights Information Media Population Social Development Statistics Sustainable Development Women/gender Equality Youth Gender Issues and Advancement of Women: Information and communication technologies Population: Morbidity and mortality Population structure Social Development: Information and Communications Technologies Poverty Social policy Youth Statistics: Country or region codes Demographic and social surveys Development indicators Household Statistics Population and housing censuses Social Statistics and Social Monitoring Sustainable Development: Biodiversity Climate change Education Gender equality Health Information for decision-making and participation
Geographic scope:	International
Country of activity:	Zambia Sri Lanka Oman Viet Nam Comoros Uganda United Arab Emirates Chad Solomon Islands Sierra Leone Peru United Republic of Tanzania Ethiopia Suriname Turkmenistan Pakistan Mozambique Seychelles Kenya Bhutan Cape Verde Egypt South Africa Tunisia Jamaica Cambodia Senegal Jordan United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Serbia Nepal State of Palestine France Nigeria Botswana Ghana China Timor-Leste Eritrea Spain Lao People's Democratic Republic Mauritius Russian Federation Sudan Lesotho Mongolia Indonesia Libya Somalia Grenada Lebanon Singapore Türkiye Papua New Guinea Mexico Benin Argentina India Rwanda Djibouti Cameroon Guinea Bissau Central African Republic Saint Lucia Afghanistan Togo Burkina Faso Gambia Tajikistan Democratic Republic of the Congo Georgia Bangladesh Azerbaijan Mauritania Thailand Mali Fiji Kuwait Guyana Maldives Syrian Arab Republic Madagascar Colombia Panama Philippines Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Niger Zimbabwe Eswatini Liberia Malaysia Malawi Brazil Morocco Myanmar Australia Switzerland Sao Tome and Principe Burundi Yemen Belize United States of America
Millennium Development Goals:	Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger Achieve universal primary education Promote gender equality and empower women Reduce child mortality Improve maternal health Ensure environmental sustainability Develop global partnership for development
Mission statement:	Vision To increase opportunity and equity for those most in need through solutions that protect and promote well-being in every community. Mission To improve quality of life through applied research and technical assistance to communities by pioneering solutions that yield sustainable results.
Year established:	1963
Year of registration:	1963
Organizational structure:	Non-profit Status CSF’s focus on research, training and technology transfer is at the core of the organization’s mission statement. Our non-profit business model, which has been independently evaluated and approved by the UN system, maximizes the use of resources in the best interest of programme objectives while keeping overheads on administration exceedingly lean and efficient. Partnerships in Developing Countries CSF has a proven track record of fostering partnerships between developing countries. The long-term relationship with software development activities in South Asia has resulted in hundreds of South-South exchanges in the form of local advanced training and seminars. Proven Success in Transfer of Technology CSF’s goal is to motivate long-term and sustainable partnerships in information technology solutions for human development by building government capacity to own, maintain and operate their own database systems. CSF distributes its software solutions royalty-free and body without any obligation to use CSF’s services to maintain the database. CSF believes in providing solutions which use the most appropriate technology for the given country setting with guaranteed low-cost, low-maintenance technical support.
Number and type of members:	Governed by 8 members, 13 trustees, 5 officers.
Funding structure:	Fees for education and training services Fees for providing consulting or research services Donations and grants from domestic sources Funds from other Non-Governmental Organizations Foreign and international grants

Previous

Next

Contact NGO Branch
Questions on applications, reports, or other inquiries Click here »

Online Application
Applying for ECOSOC Consultative Status? Click here »

UN Grounds Pass
Obtaining a UN Grounds Pass Click here »

Conference Registration
Registering for a UN Conference? Click here »