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UN Tourism

Organización Mundial del Turismo (ONU Turismo)

Sus funcionarios están basados principalmente en Madrid (Spain, 83), Riyadh (Saudi Arabia, 6), Rio De Janeiro (Brazil, 2), Geneva (Switzerland, 1), Nara (Japan, 1) — 2025.

Recibió US$ 40,1 millones en contribuciones en 2025. Dotación: 93 funcionarios (2025). Masa salarial base estimada: ≥ US$ 6 millones al año solo en sueldos netos de sus 61 profesionales internacionales (piso: escala ICSC 1 January 2025, sin ajuste por destino ni personal local — ver metodología).

Contribuciones por añofuente ↗

Cómo leerlo: cada barra es lo que el organismo recibió en contribuciones ese año; pasá el mouse para ver el monto exacto.

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De quién depende (todos los financistas)fuente ↗

  1. Saudi Arabia17.4%
  2. Brazil15.0%
  3. Japan6.5%
  4. Spain5.3%
  5. China4.5%
  6. Qatar2.0%
  7. Guatemala1.6%
  8. Corea del Sur1.5%
  9. Zambia1.3%
  10. Germany1.2%
  11. France1.2%
  12. Angola1.2%
  13. Italy1.1%
  14. Malaysia1.1%
  15. Nigeria1.1%
  16. Uzbekistan1.1%
  17. Dominican Republic1.0%
  18. Indonesia0.9%
  19. India0.9%
  20. Switzerland0.8%
  21. Austria0.8%
  22. Thailand0.8%
  23. Mexico0.8%
  24. United Arab Emirates0.8%
  25. Netherlands0.8%
  26. Türkiye0.7%
  27. Portugal0.7%
  28. Azerbaijan0.7%
  29. Morocco0.7%
  30. Irán0.6%
  31. Greece0.6%
  32. South Africa0.6%
  33. Peru0.6%
  34. Poland0.6%
  35. Israel0.6%
  36. Argentina0.5%
  37. Czechia0.5%
  38. Croatia0.5%
  39. Uruguay0.5%
  40. Bulgaria0.5%
  41. Kuwait0.5%
  42. Hungary0.4%
  43. Chile0.4%
  44. Slovenia0.4%
  45. Kazakhstan0.4%
  46. Tanzania0.3%
  47. Venezuela0.3%
  48. Sri Lanka0.3%
  49. Brunei Darussalam0.3%
  50. Colombia0.3%
  51. Cuba0.3%
  52. Panama0.3%
  53. Costa Rica0.3%
  54. Viet Nam0.3%
  55. El Salvador0.3%
  56. Philippines0.3%
  57. Slovakia0.3%
  58. Romania0.3%
  59. Oman0.3%
  60. Lebanon0.3%
  61. Egypt0.3%
  62. Bahrain0.3%
  63. Jamaica0.2%
  64. Andorra0.2%
  65. Jordan0.2%
  66. Ecuador0.2%
  67. Monaco0.2%
  68. Lithuania0.2%
  69. Trinidad and Tobago0.2%
  70. Mauritius0.2%
  71. Cyprus0.2%
  72. Iraq0.2%
  73. China, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region0.2%
  74. China, Macao Special Administrative Region0.2%
  75. Belgium0.2%
  76. Paraguay0.2%
  77. Algeria0.2%
  78. Ukraine0.2%
  79. Serbia0.2%
  80. Botswana0.2%
  81. Belarus0.2%
  82. Bahamas0.2%
  83. Albania0.2%
  84. Malta0.2%
  85. Equatorial Guinea0.2%
  86. San Marino0.2%
  87. Armenia0.2%
  88. Turkmenistan0.2%
  89. Bosnia and Herzegovina0.2%
  90. Namibia0.2%
  91. Tunisia0.2%
  92. Pakistan0.2%
  93. North Macedonia0.2%
  94. Gabon0.2%
  95. RD Congo0.2%
  96. Georgia0.2%
  97. Cambodia0.2%
  98. Bangladesh0.2%
  99. Mongolia0.2%
  100. Bolivia0.2%
  101. Tajikistan0.1%
  102. Myanmar0.1%
  103. Côte d'Ivoire0.1%
  104. Libya0.1%
  105. Honduras0.1%
  106. Moldavia0.1%
  107. Kenya0.1%
  108. Montenegro0.1%
  109. Uganda0.1%
  110. Sudan0.1%
  111. Senegal0.1%
  112. Papua New Guinea0.1%
  113. Nicaragua0.1%
  114. Maldives0.1%
  115. Laos0.1%
  116. Ghana0.1%
  117. Fiji0.1%
  118. Ethiopia0.1%
  119. Eswatini0.1%
  120. Cameroon0.1%
  121. Barbados0.1%
  122. Seychelles0.1%
  123. Siria0.1%
  124. Burkina Faso0.1%
  125. Kyrgyzstan0.1%
  126. Benin0.1%
  127. Zimbabwe0.1%
  128. Yemen0.1%
  129. Vanuatu0.1%
  130. Togo0.1%
  131. Timor-Leste0.1%
  132. Somalia0.1%
  133. Sierra Leone0.1%
  134. Rwanda0.1%
  135. Niger0.1%
  136. Nepal0.1%
  137. Mozambique0.1%
  138. Mauritania0.1%
  139. Mali0.1%
  140. Malawi0.1%
  141. Madagascar0.1%
  142. Liberia0.1%
  143. Lesotho0.1%
  144. Haiti0.1%
  145. Guinea-Bissau0.1%
  146. Guinea0.1%
  147. Gambia0.1%
  148. Eritrea0.1%
  149. Corea del Norte0.1%
  150. Congo0.1%
  151. Chad0.1%
  152. Rep. Centroafricana0.1%
  153. Cabo Verde0.1%
  154. Burundi0.1%
  155. Bhutan0.1%
  156. Belize0.1%
  157. Afghanistan0.1%
  158. Puerto Rico0.1%
  159. Djibouti0.1%
  160. Comoros0.1%
  161. Aruba0.1%
  162. Sao Tome and Principe0.1%
  163. Samoa0.1%
  164. Palau0.1%
  165. Antigua and Barbuda0.1%
  166. The World Bank Group no estatal0.0%
  167. USA0.0%
  168. Private Sector no estatal0.0%
  169. Canada0.0%
  170. UK0.0%
  171. Sweden0.0%
  172. Estonia0.0%
  173. European Union no estatal0.0%
  174. Denmark0.0%

Dónde gastafuente ↗

  1. Saudi ArabiaUS$ 13,4 millones
  2. SpainUS$ 1,8 millones
  3. ChinaUS$ 1,6 millones
  4. Latin America and the CaribbeanUS$ 1,6 millones
  5. GuatemalaUS$ 1 millones
  6. UzbekistanUS$ 792.102
  7. Western AsiaUS$ 709.316
  8. ZambiaUS$ 703.497
  9. AngolaUS$ 636.794
  10. JapanUS$ 617.669
  11. NigeriaUS$ 572.340
  12. Dominican RepublicUS$ 549.996
  13. MalaysiaUS$ 364.706
  14. MoroccoUS$ 305.312
  15. Iran (Islamic Republic of)US$ 205.176
  16. QatarUS$ 195.405
  17. Eastern AsiaUS$ 195.109
  18. UruguayUS$ 194.202
  19. KazakhstanUS$ 172.194
  20. BulgariaUS$ 167.059
  21. PeruUS$ 164.141
  22. GermanyUS$ 128.217
  23. Sri LankaUS$ 121.952
  24. IndonesiaUS$ 119.418
  25. IndiaUS$ 113.948
  26. AzerbaijanUS$ 97.428
  27. CroatiaUS$ 92.712
  28. GuineaUS$ 62.940
  29. BrazilUS$ 58.828
  30. United Republic of TanzaniaUS$ 58.824
  31. Brunei DarussalamUS$ 57.019
  32. AndorraUS$ 56.164
  33. ArgentinaUS$ 56.054
  34. ColombiaUS$ 50.894
  35. Cabo VerdeUS$ 47.042
  36. Democratic Republic of the CongoUS$ 40.706
  37. GreeceUS$ 37.463
  38. ParaguayUS$ 35.588
  39. PanamaUS$ 35.067
  40. SeychellesUS$ 33.928
  41. MongoliaUS$ 33.704
  42. El SalvadorUS$ 32.605
  43. TajikistanUS$ 31.728
  44. CubaUS$ 28.409
  45. ItalyUS$ 28.365
  46. Costa RicaUS$ 11.407
  47. ZimbabweUS$ 10.194
  48. SwitzerlandUS$ 6.983
  49. TurkeyUS$ 6.547
  50. ThailandUS$ 5.346
  51. EgyptUS$ 1.966
  52. BeninUS$ 675

En qué (función)fuente ↗

  1. Global Agenda and Specialised AssistanceUS$ 83,9 millones

En qué gastafuente ↗

Funciones habilitantes (administración, finanzas, IT, RRHH): US$ 17,7 millones — el 42.2% de su gasto 2025, según lo reporta el organismo al CEB (los criterios varían entre organismos).

Por Objetivo de Desarrollo Sostenible (2025)

  1. ODS —: Sin asignar a un ODSUS$ 42 millones