All four were sacked, while another member of staff was fired for transporting 173kg of marijuana in an official vehicle.
The five cases happened between 1 July 2014 and 30 June 2015, the report said.
The UN report does not include information on any criminal charges brought against the former staff.
The four staff sacked for possession of child pornography were dismissed under “misuse of United Nations information and communications technology”, the report said.
The report details disciplinary actions for misconduct and criminal behaviour involving the UN secretariat’s 41,000 staff. It does not specify where the former staff were stationed, or when they were dismissed.
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