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Country based Pooled Funds DATA HUB

The CBPF Data Hub provides detailed contribution and allocation data in real-time

- Donors
The CBPF Data Hub provides detailed contribution and allocation data in real-time
- Partners Funded
CBPF empowers partners to respond to the needs in the field with timely fund and most innovative ways
- Projects
Increased number of projects displays the increased impact on the ground targeting wider affected people in need
- Contributed
The increase trend of donor contribution towards Country-based pooled funds reduces the gaps in HRP needs vs funding.
- Allocated
Regular and timely allocations through Standard and Reserve mechanisms allow CBPF to priortise the funding to the unreached affected people with quick response
- Under Approval
Regular and timely allocations through Standard and Reserve mechanisms allow CBPF to priortise the funding to the unreached affected people with quick response

Data updated on //2020

ALLOCATION FLOW

CBPFs allocate funds to UN agencies, national and international NGOs, and Red Cross/ Red Crescent National Societies as primary recipients. In turn, those implementing partners may sub-grant part of their initial grant to another organization – a sub-grantee. For instance, in 2019, UN agencies sub-granted $9M to international NGOs and $34M to national NGOs.

The Allocation flow presents the breakdown of direct grants (blue) and sub-grants (orange) to humanitarian partners.

(*)Net Funding includes funds provided to humanitarian organizations either as a primary recipient or as a sub-grantee (some organizations may sub-grant part of their funding budget to another organization)

ALLOCATIONS

Funding from CBPFs is directly available to UN agencies, national and international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and Red Cross/ Red Crescent organizations.

In 2018, CBPFs allocated more than $836 million to 686 partners in 18 countries to support 1,455 critical humanitarian projects. These projects targeted millions of people with healthcare, food aid, clean water, shelter and other life-saving assistance.

(*)Net Funding includes funds provided to humanitarian organizations either as a primary recipient or as a sub-grantee (some organizations may sub-grant part of their funding budget to another organization)

ALLOCATIONS TIMELINE

CONTRIBUTIONS

Since the first CBPF was opened in Angola in 1997, donors have contributed more than $6 billion to 27 funds operating in the most severe and complex emergencies around the world.

CONTRIBUTION TRENDS

Since the first CBPF was opened in Angola in 1997, donors have contributed more than $6 billion to 27 funds operating in the most severe and complex emergencies around the world. In 2018, donors contributed a record $950 million to CBPFs in 18 countries

FUNDING OVERVIEW

CBPF receives broad support from United Nations Member States, the private sectors and individuals. Contributions from donors around the world are collected into single, unearmarked funds to support local humanitarian efforts.

CLUSTERS

CBPF receives broad support from United Nations Member States, the private sectors and individuals

TARGETED AND REACHED PEOPLE

(1)Disclaimer: Figures for people targeted may include double counting as same people may receive assistance from multiple cluster/sectors/projects.

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CBPF Donors

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  • Australia
  • Azerbaijan
  • Belgium
  • Canada
  • Cyprus
  • Czech Republic
  • Denmark
  • Estonia
  • France
  • Germany
  • Iceland
  • Ireland
  • Italy
  • Jersey
  • Korea, Republic of
  • Kuwait
  • Lithuania
  • Luxembourg
  • Malaysia
  • Malta
  • Monaco
  • Netherlands
  • New Zealand
  • Norway
  • Philippines
  • Poland
  • Qatar
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • Switzerland
  • Ukraine
  • United Kingdom
  • United States