The United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG) operates a programme called the IT Equipment Donation Programme to Permanent Missions and NGOs for the benefit of United Nations Permanent or Observer Missions and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

Through this programme, UNOG supports IT equipment donation requests. When available, the Central Support Services donate the returns from UNOG’s IT Replacement Program.

Who can request for this programme?

What can be donated through this programme?

UNOG offers a maximum of 10 desktops (pc), 10 flat screen monitors, and 3 printers per donation request.

All requests for equipment that exceed the maximum will need to be approved by the UNOG Property Survey Board.

Terms and Conditions

How to apply?

Permanent or Observer Missions & NGOs interested in computer equipment should place their requests on an official letterhead that has been endorsed by their Chief of Mission / NGO and sent to the following address:

United Nations Office at Geneva
Central Support Services
Palais des Nations, Room S29
1211 Geneva 10

The Central Support Services will treat the requests received on a first come first served basis. When the equipment requested is available, the Permanent or Observer Mission / NGO will be notified and allotted a date and time to pick up from Dock 49 at UNOG.

Upon withdrawal of the equipment, the Permanent or Observer Mission / NGO will sign and date a form confirming that they have taken the equipment. Through the form, the transfer of property will be effective and UNOG will be relieved from obligations and liabilities.

FAQs

Q: Approximately how old are the donated PCs?
A: The PCs are in average 5 years old.

Q: Could we request for more than 10 desktop PCs, 10 Flat screen monitors and 3 printers?
A: Yes, Please indicate your requirement in your letter.

Q: Do you donate laptops?
A: We have only a very limited number.

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