Reporting on the UN's work with and for youth in 2025
The fifth edition of the Youth2030 Progress Report provides an updated overview of the implementation of the UN Youth Strategy across the UN system.
Marking the conclusion of Phase 1 (2018–2024) and the start of Phase 2 (2025–2030), the report captures progress made from baseline years — 2020 for UN Country Teams and 2021 for UN entities — through 2024.
It highlights efforts at global, regional, and country levels to fulfill the UN’s commitments for and with young people, showcases collaboration with governments and youth networks toward sustainable development, and reaffirms the UN system’s continued commitment to leaving no youth behind.
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Progress Report: UN Country Teams
The UNCT Snapshot Series presents detailed country-level reporting from 132 UN Country Teams. Each Snapshot reflects performance across the 29 KPIs and 26 scoring dimensions of Youth2030, offering both quantitative data and qualitative highlights of youth programming on the ground.
This collection of Snapshots showcases how UNCTs are advancing meaningful youth participation, supporting national youth policies and integrating youth priorities across sectors.
Global and regional perspectives
To provide a broader view of progress, the Global Snapshot Series aggregates the performance of all 132 UNCTs, offering a system-wide analysis across all Youth2030 indicators.
Additionally, the Regional Snapshot Series breaks down the data by geographical region — Africa, Arab States, Asia-Pacific, Europe and Central Asia, and Latin America and the Caribbean — and highlights context-specific trends, challenges and success stories.
Africa | Asia-Pacific | Arab States | Europe and Central Asia | Latin America and Caribbean
Progress Report: UN Entities
The UN Entity Snapshot Series shares progress updates from 50 UN entities, based on 18 Youth2030 KPIs. These snapshots provide a window into how youth-focused strategies are being implemented within entities’ own mandates—from peace and security to climate action, education, health and more.
Previous Reports
The fourth edition of the Youth2030 Progress Report provides an overview of the implementation of the UN Youth Strategy across the UN system. Drawing on data reported in 2023, the report captures progress made from baseline years—2020 for UN Country Teams and 2021 for UN entities. It highlights efforts at global, regional, and country levels to fulfill the UN’s commitments with and for young people, showcases collaboration with governments and youth networks toward sustainable development, and reaffirms the UN system’s continued commitment to leaving no youth behind.
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The third edition of the Youth2030 Progress Report provides a comprehensive overview of the implementation of the UN Youth Strategy across the UN system. Marking five years since the launch of Youth2030, the report compares progress from baseline years—2020 for UN Country Teams and 2021 for UN entities—with data reported in 2022. It highlights efforts to integrate youth priorities into strategic planning, examines institutional capacities to deliver on youth-related commitments, and underscores the growing influence of young people in UN decision-making processes. The report reaffirms the UN system’s commitment to meaningful youth engagement and to leaving no youth behind.
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The second edition of the Youth2030 Progress Report provides an overview of the implementation of the UN Youth Strategy across the UN system. Based on data reported in 2021, the report highlights efforts to advance global commitments with and for young people, and assesses the impact of strategic planning, funding, and coordination across the system. It outlines how strengthened global stewardship is enhancing accountability and accelerating implementation, reinforcing the UN’s commitment to leaving no youth behind.
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The inaugural edition of the Youth2030 Progress Report provides a baseline overview of the implementation of the UN Youth Strategy across the UN system. Drawing on data reported in 2020, the report highlights the UN’s response to young people’s needs during the COVID-19 pandemic and its efforts to support youth participation in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It also reflects on the influence of the UN reform process on youth programming and underscores how strengthened governance and coordination are driving transformative change and reinforcing the UN’s commitment to leaving no youth behind.
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