Special Consultative Status
UIPM is recorded in the UN Civil Society Participation database as an NGO in ECOSOC Special Consultative Status.
Universal Institute of Professional Management (UIPM) holds Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (UN ECOSOC) since 2022.
The Special Consultative Status provides a formal channel for UIPM to contribute knowledge, expertise, information and recommendations to relevant ECOSOC processes, within the rules and procedures established by the United Nations.
UIPM is recorded in the UN Civil Society Participation database as an NGO in ECOSOC Special Consultative Status.
The official UN profile records the consultative status as beginning in 2022. The application year is recorded as 2021.
The profile code provides a direct reference to UIPM in the UN Civil Society Participation system.
Through its Special Consultative Status, UIPM can contribute to relevant United Nations and ECOSOC discussions in areas connected with its competence and activities.
Submit written statements and other contributions concerning subjects relevant to the organisation's competence, subject to applicable ECOSOC procedures.
Participate in relevant public meetings, conferences and activities through the mechanisms available to NGOs with consultative status.
Engage in appropriate side events and international dialogue that support discussion of relevant development and policy issues.
Offer professional observations, information and recommendations that may contribute to ECOSOC-related discussions.
Share practical experience and expertise with stakeholders in areas connected to sustainable development, education and related fields.
Maintain the reporting obligations applicable to NGOs holding consultative status, including the relevant quadrennial reporting requirements.
The consultative framework enables UIPM to bring professional knowledge and institutional experience into relevant international discussions and to support constructive dialogue around development priorities.
For verification and further information, consult the official United Nations and UIPM sources below.