List of UNDP country codes

This is the list of UNDP (United Nations Development Programme) country codes.

In addition to countries, codes identify geographical groupings and political entities such as various liberation fronts (not all of which still exist). The purpose of the codes is in part actuarial.

Trigram Entity Comment
AFG  Afghanistan
ALB  Albania
ALG  Algeria
AMS  American Samoa
ANA Authorised Neutral Athlete For Authorised athletes of banned countries - Like Russia at London 2017
ANC ANC – South Africa African National Congress – South Africa
AND  Andorra
ANG  Angola
ANL  Anguilla
ANT  Antigua and Barbuda
ARG  Argentina
ARM  Armenia
ARU  Aruba
AUL  Australia
AUS  Austria
AZE  Azerbaijan
BAH  Bahrain
BAL Baltic States Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia
BAR  Barbados
BDI  Burundi
BEL  Belgium
BEN  Benin
BER  Bermuda
BGD  Bangladesh
BHA  The Bahamas
BHU  Bhutan
BIH  Bosnia-Herzegovina
BKF  Burkina Faso
BOL  Bolivia
BOT  Botswana
BRA  Brazil Also RIO for "Brazil (Rio de Janeiro)" and SUB for "Brazil (Subin)"
BRU  Brunei
BUL  Bulgaria
BUR  Burma Obsolete 1989; now Myanmar
BVI  British Virgin Islands
BYE  Belarus
BZE  Belize
CAF  Central African Republic
CAM  Central America
CAN  Canada
CAR  Caribbean
CAY  Cayman Islands
CZE  Czech Republic Since 1993
CHA Undistributed Other
CHD  Chad
CHI  Chile
CIS  Commonwealth of Independent States
CKI  Cook Islands
CMB  Cambodia Formerly Kampuchea (KAM, 1975–1990) and Khmer Republic (KMR, 1970–1975)
CMR  Cameroon
COI  Comoros
COL  Colombia
COS  Costa Rica
CPR  People's Republic of China
CRO  Croatia
CUB  Cuba
CVI  Cape Verde
CYP  Cyprus
DAH  Dahomey Obsolete 1977; now Benin
DEN  Denmark
DJI  Djibouti
DMI  Dominica
DOM  Dominican Republic
DRK  North Korea
EAC  East African Community Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
ECU  Ecuador
EGY  Egypt
ELS  El Salvador
EQG  Equatorial Guinea Also EQL for "Equatorial Guinea (Douala)"
ERI  Eritrea
EST  Estonia
ETH  Ethiopia
FAN French Antilles Probably means just St-Martin
FGU  French Guiana
FIJ  Fiji
FIN  Finland
FLC FLCS – Djibouti Front de Libération de la Côte des Somalis
FOS French Overseas Territories Probably includes Saint-Pierre and Miquelon
FPL  French Polynesia
FRA  France
FSM  Federated States of Micronesia
GAB  Gabon
GAM  The Gambia
GBS  Guinea-Bissau
GDR  East Germany Obsolete 1990
GEO  Georgia
GER  Germany
GHA  Ghana
GIL  Gilbert Islands Obsolete 1979; now Kiribati
GLO Global
GRE  Greece
GRN  Grenada
GUA  Guatemala
GUD  Guadeloupe
GUI  Guinea
GUY  Guyana
HAI  Haiti
HLS   Vatican City (Holy See)
HOK  Hong Kong
HON  Honduras
HUN  Hungary
ICE  Iceland
IND  India
INS  Indonesia
INT Inter-Regional
IRA  Iran
IRE  Ireland
IRQ  Iraq
ISR  Israel
ITA  Italy
IVC  Côte d'Ivoire
JAM  Jamaica
JOR  Jordan
JPN  Japan
KAZ  Kazakhstan
KEN  Kenya
KIR  Kiribati
KOS  Kosovo
KUW  Kuwait
KYR  Kyrgyzstan
LAO  Laos
LAT  Latvia
LEB  Lebanon
LES  Lesotho
LIB  Libya
LIE  Liechtenstein
LIR  Liberia
LIT  Lithuania
LMA ? Landmine Action UK (?)
LUX  Luxembourg
MAC  Macau
MAF ? Mission Aviation Fellowship (?)
MAG  Madagascar
MAL  Malaysia
MAQ  Martinique
MAR  Mauritius
MAS  Marshall Islands
MAT  Malta
MAU  Mauritania
MCD  Republic of Macedonia
MDV  The Maldives
MEX  Mexico
MIC  Federated States of Micronesia
MLD MLD – Djibouti Mouvement de Libération de Djibouti
MLI  Mali
MLW  Malawi
MNC  Monaco
MOL  Republic of Moldova
MON  Mongolia
MOR  Morocco
MOT  Montserrat
MOZ  Mozambique
MYA  Myanmar
NAM  Namibia
NAN  Netherlands Antilles
NAU  Nauru
NCA  New Caledonia
NEP    Nepal
NER  Niger
NET  Netherlands
NHE  New Hebrides Obsolete 1980; now Vanuatu
NIC  Nicaragua
NIR  Nigeria
NIU  Niue
NLM National Liberation Movements
NOR  Norway
NZE  New Zealand
OMA  Oman
PAC PAC – Azania Pan Africanist Congress of Azania
PAE PAE – Zimbabwe Pacific Architects and Engineers
PAF Patriotic Front for the Liberation of Zimbabwe
PAK  Pakistan
PAL  Occupied Palestinian Territory
PAN  Panama
PAR  Paraguay
PDY  People's Democratic Republic of Yemen Obsolete 1990
PER  Peru
PHI  Philippines
PMI Pacific Multi Islands Pacific Minor Islands?
PNG  Papua New Guinea
PNL ? Partidului National Liberal (National Liberal Party of Romania) ?
POL  Poland
POR  Portugal
POT Portuguese Territories (UNEPTSA) United Nations Training Programme for Southern Africa (Angola and Mozambique)
PRC  Republic of the Congo Formerly People's Republic of Congo (1970–1992)
PUE  Puerto Rico
QAT  Qatar
REU  Réunion
ROK  South Korea
ROM  Romania
RUS  Russia
RWA  Rwanda
SAF  South Africa
SAH  Western Sahara
SAM  Samoa
SAU  Saudi Arabia
SEN  Senegal
SEY  Seychelles
SIK  Sikkim Obsolete 1975
SIL  Sierra Leone
SIN  Singapore
SLO  Slovakia
SNM  San Marino
SOI  Solomon Islands
SOM  Somalia
SPA  Spain
SPF South Pacific Fund
SRH  Southern Rhodesia Obsolete 1980; now Zimbabwe
SRL  Sri Lanka
SRV  North Vietnam Former Socialist Republic of Vietnam; obsolete 1977
STH  Saint Helena
STK  Saint Kitts and Nevis
STL  Saint Lucia
STA stateless
STP  São Tomé and Príncipe
STV  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
SUD  Sudan Also SUC for "Sudan (Suba)"
SUR  Suriname
SVN  Slovenia
SWA  Swaziland
SWE  Sweden
SWI   Switzerland
SWP SWAPO South West Africa People's Organization (Namibia)
SYR  Syria
TAJ  Tajikistan
TCI  Turks and Caicos Islands
THA  Thailand
TIM  Timor-Leste
TOG  Togo
TOK  Tokelau
TON  Tonga
TRI  Trinidad and Tobago
TTP  Palau Formerly the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands (1986)
TUK  Turkmenistan
TUN  Tunisia
TUR  Turkey
TUV  Tuvalu
UAE  United Arab Emirates
UAF Undistributed – Africa
UAP Undistributed – Asia and the Pacific
UGA  Uganda
UKM  United Kingdom
UKR  Ukraine
ULA Undistributed – Latin America and the Caribbean
ULM Undistributed – National Liberation Movements
UPV  Upper Volta Obsolete 1984, now Burkina Faso
URT  Tanzania For "United Republic of Tanzania"
URU  Uruguay
USA  United States
USR  Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Obsolete 1992
UVI  U.S. Virgin Islands
UZB  Uzbekistan
VAN  Vanuatu
VEN  Venezuela
VIE  Vietnam
WES  Western Samoa Became Samoa in 1998
WFI  Wallis and Futuna Islands
WIR West Irian Obsolete 1973; now merged into Indonesia (Western New Guinea)
WPN ? Women's Peace Network (?)
YEM  Yemen
YUG  Yugoslavia Progressively reduced starting in 1993
ZAI  Democratic Republic of the Congo Formerly Zaire (1997)
ZAM  Zambia
ZIM  Zimbabwe
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