Brazil Discloses R$2.2 Billion in 2025 Payments to International Bodies, Restoring Full UN Compliance

The government says a staggered schedule tied to exchange rates reduced Treasury costs.

Overview

Payments covered the UN’s regular budget, peacekeeping operations and the IRMCT, placing Brazil among fully compliant members.
Contributions to UN specialized agencies were settled, including FAO, UNESCO, WHO, ILO and the International Organization for Migration.
Environmental and climate obligations were paid, including the UNFCCC and the Kyoto, Montreal, Cartagena and Nagoya protocols.
Regional and sectoral entities received 2025 dues, among them Mercosur bodies, the OAS, ALADI, OTCA, WTO, CPLP, IAEA, the ICC, ITLOS, CERN and FLACSO.
Quota contributions to development institutions—FONPLATA, IFAD, IFC and CAF—preserve shareholder rights and access to financing and technical cooperation.