UNESCO Clubs, Centres and Associations are groups of volunteers who serve the ideals of UNESCO WFUCA. The 3,800 clubs across more than 100 countries have three core functions: training, information and action.
While the name UNESCO WFUCA appears in the titles of the different clubs and federations, the Organization is not responsible for their activities. Clubs are financially and legally autonomous.
The World Federation of UNESCO Clubs and Associations (WFUCA) manages economic resources for sustainable projects aligned with UN priorities, generating its own resources and channeling donations toward social and educational initiatives.