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Latest Contributions to UNHCR
Govt of Monaco CHF 30,000
Govt of Switzerland CHF 1,200,000
Govt of IndiaINR 500,000
Govt of AustraliaUSD 124,548- CERF RR NigeriaUSD 2,636,056
Govt of IrelandEUR 185,894
Govt of USA USD 19,140,000
Govt of Brazil USD 1,325,556.73
Govt of Italy EUR 600,000
Govt of Iceland USD 600,000
Govt of Austria EUR 824,000
Govt of Czech Republic CZK 20,000,000- Govt of Switzerland CHF 1,500,000
European Union (DEVCO) EUR 2,000,000- CERF RR Cameroon USD 1,300,050
Govt of Mexico USD 75,000
Govt of the Republic of Korea USD 1,473,000- Govt of Italy EUR 3,481,654
- CERF RR Haiti USD 267,984
Govt of UK GBP 3,000,000- Govt of Italy EUR 5,000,000
Govt of Spain EUR 2,525,331
Govt of Germany EUR 6,000,000- Govt of Switzerland CHF 1,400,000
Govt of Norway NOK 125,000,000- Spain Public Sources EUR 643,130
Govt of Cyprus EUR 5,000
Govt of Finland EUR 6,000,000
Govt of Sweden SEK 12,000,000- Govt of Italy EUR 2,987,400
- CERF RR Chad USD 100,096
Govt of Poland USD 113,360- CERF RR Niger USD 996,580
Govt of Belguim EUR 2,450,000- Govt of Switzerland EUR 225,000
Govt of Slovenia EUR 20,000
Govt of Canada CAD 90,000,000- Govt of Germany EUR 7,000,000
- Govt of the Republic of Korea USD 1,000,000
- CERF RR Algeria USD 1,600,000
- Common Humanitarian Fund USD 996,508
- Govt of Germany EUR 4,500,000
- Govt of Norway NOK 4,500,000
- Govt of IrelandEUR 1,000,000
- Govt of UK GBP 236,940
- Govt of Poland PLN 4,000,000
- European Union (DEVCO) EUR 6,000,000
- Govt of the Republic of Korea USD 1,500,000
- Govt of Germany EUR 30,500,000
- Govt of Austria EUR 1,000,000
Govt of the Philippines USD 10,000
Govt of the People's Republic of China USD 800,000- Govt of Italy EUR 1,000,000
Govt of Luxembourg EUR 100,000- Govt of Switzerland CHF 94,793
- Govt of United Kingdom GBP 6,000,000
Govt of Latvia EUR 50,000- Govt of USA USD 2,450,000
- CERF (Rapid Response) USD 999,992
- Govt of Germany EUR 3,000,000
- Govt of Switzerland CHF 400,918
- Govt of Italy EUR 500,000
- Govt of United Kingdom GBP 17,500,000
- Govt of Canada CAD 2,500,000
- Govt of USA USD 11,600,000
- Govt of Italy EUR 490,000
Govt of Kazakhstan USD 15,000- Govt of Ireland EUR 500,000
- Govt of Spain EUR 579,190.60
Govt of France EUR 18,000,000- Govt of Sweden SEK 20,000,000
Govt of Japan JPY 300,000,000- Govt of Italy EUR 250,000
- Govt of Germany EUR 21,500,000
- Govt of Belgium EUR 3,000,000
- Govt of Italy USD 1,020,000
- Govt of Canada CAD 50,000
- Govt of Finland EUR 1,000,000
- Govt of Norway NOK 80,000,000
- Govt of Canada CAD 1,075,000
- Govt of Cyprus EUR 10,000
- Govt of Italy EUR 1,171,659
- Govt of United Kingdom GBP 2,800,000
- European Union (ECHO) EUR 2,000,000
- Govt of Norway NOK 3,207,000
- Govt of Norway NOK 15,000,000
- Govt of USA USD 460,000
- CERF (Rapid Response) USD 500,000
- CERF (Rapid Response) USD 2,240,126
- CERF (Rapid Response) USD 496,990
- Govt of Italy EUR 200,000
- Govt of United Kingdom GBP 3,450,000
- Govt Autonomous Azores EUR 75,000
- Govt of Switzerland CHF 10,000,000
- Govt of Switzerland CHF 600,000
- Govt of Ireland EUR 1,500,000
- Govt of Spain EUR 178,725
- Govt of Sweden SEK 50,000,000
Govt of Denmark DKK 27,628,000- Govt of United Kingdom GBP 20,000,000
- Saudi Red Crescent Authority USD 150,000
One UN Fund Tanzania USD 311,661- CERF UF Somalia USD 621,564
- CERF RR Pakistan USD 499,904
- Govt of Mexico USD 25,000
- Govt of Slovenia EUR 30,000
- CERF RR Pakistan USD 2,794,145
- Govt of Switzerland CHF 500,000
- Govt of United Kingdom GBP 3,190,000
- Govt of USA USD 118,760,473
- Govt of Belguim EUR 2,500,000
Govt of Holy See EUR 44,444
Govt of Israel USD 100,000
Govt of Estonia EUR 100,000- Govt of United Kingdom GBP 3,000,000
- Govt of EstoniaEUR 100,000
- Govt of Norway NOK 7,200,000
- CERF UF Somalia USD 1,000,001
- CERF UF Chad USD 401,845
Govt of RomaniaUSD 50,000
Govt of Hungary EUR 30,000- Govt of Japan USD 2,000,000
- CERF RR Somalia USD 184,345
- CERF UF Chad USD 500,000
- Govt of AustraliaAUD 1,361,014
Govt of Netherlands USD 675,000- Govt of Italy EUR 429,530
- CERF RR Somalia USD 1,156,701
- CERF UF Myanmar USD 497,561
- Govt of Austria AUD 20,000,000
Govt of Azerbaijan USD 30,000- European Union (ECHO) EUR 2,000,000
- Govt of Belguim EUR 2,000,000
- Govt of Japan USD 150,000
- CERF UF Afghanistan USD 1,999,990
- CERF UF Sudan USD 490,000
- CERF UF Chad USD 431,230
- CERF UF Bangladesh USD 506,467
- CERF UF Eritrea USD 500,000
- Govt of Switzerland CHF 750,000
Govt of Andorra EUR 7,500- CERF UF Ethiopia USD 1,499,941
- Govt of Italy EUR 1,000,000
Govt of Qatar USD 1,240,411
Govt of Saudi Arabia USD 31,709,202- CERF UF Sudan USD 900,050
- Govt of Norway NOK 13,000,000
- Govt of Denmark DKK 25,000,000
- Common Humanitarian Fund USD 120,171
- Govt of United Kingdom GBP 1,000,000
- CERF RR Yemen USD 153,010
- Govt of Italy EUR 2,772,626
- Govt of Switzerland USD 49,960
- Govt of Spain EUR 200,000
- Govt of Germany (Syria)EUR 31,500,000
Govt of Turkey EUR 300,000- Govt of Ireland EUR 5,800,000
- Govt of Spain EUR 700,000
- Govt of Italy (Tanzania)EUR 160,500
- Govt of USAUSD 8,900,000
- Govt of Germany (Greece)EUR 3,901,000
- DRC Pooled Funds USD 350,000
- CERF RR Sudan USD 748,416
Govt of GeorgiaUSD 30,000- CERF RR Sudan USD 456,246
- CERF RR Myanmar USD 480,289
- CERF RR Uganda USD 1,492,665
- CERF RR Sudan USD 832,844
- CERF RR DRC USD 3,652,731
- Govt of AustraliaAUD 4,000,000
- Government of Ireland EUR 230,610
- Govt of Japan USD 3,000,000
- Govt of Germany (Greece)EUR 1,000,000
- Govt of Germany EUR 4,000,000
- Govt of the United States of AmericaUSD 194,777,059
- Common Humanitarian Fund (Somalis)USD 400,000
- Govt of United Kingdom (Tanzania)GBP 3,250,000
- Govt of Italy (Tanzania)EUR 300,000
- Govt of Germany (S.Sudan)EUR 3,500,000
- UNDP JUPSA USD 71,340
- Govt of Italy (Tanzania)EUR 300,000
- Govt of Brazil (Darfur)USD 102,039
- Govt of Latvia (Syria)EUR 50,000
- Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA)SEK 15,200,000
- Govt of Switzerland (Nansen Award)USD 50,000
- Govt of Switzerland (Nansen Ceremony)CHF 170,000
- Govt of United Kingdom (Greece)GBP 600,000
- Govt of United Kingdom (South Sudan)GBP 1,500,000
- Govt of Norway USD 4,000,000
- Govt of USA USD 21,500,000
- Govt of Republic of Korea USD 100,000
- UN Peacebuilding Fund USD 678,112
- Govt of United Kingdom GBP 2,000,000
- Govt of Republic of Korea USD 1,300,000
Govt of Kuwait USD 120,890,000- Govt of Japan USD 1,000,000
- Govt of Spain EUR 1,000,000
- Govt of Germany EUR 1,000,000
- Govt of United Kingdom GBP 66,000,000
- CERF RR Yemen USD 3,000,014
- Govt of Italy EUR 810,000
- Govt of United Kingdom GBP 6,000,000
- Govt of Spain EUR 900,000
- UN Peacebuilding Fund USD 261,649
- Govt of Slovenia EUR 30,000
- Govt of Czech Republic USD 1,784,298
- Govt of Germany EUR 1,000,000
- Govt of Denmark USD 500,000
- Govt of Japan USD 119,900
Govt of Bangladesh USD 12,000- DRC Pooled Funds USD 983,161
- Spain Public Sources EUR 295,000
Govt of Portugal EUR 50,000- Govt of AustraliaUSD 1,500,000
- Common Humanitarian Fund USD 191,316
- Govt of Republic of Korea USD 500,000
- Govt of Norway USD 19,850,000
- Govt of RomaniaUSD 100,000
- CERF RR South SudanUSD 1,451,678
- CERF RR TanzaniaUSD 793,779
Govt of IndonesiaUSD 2,256
Govt of the Russian FederationUSD 2,000,000- Govt of Japan USD 1,200,000
- Govt of France EUR 7,125
- Govt of Norway NOK 40,000,000
- CERF RR TanzaniaUSD 600,521
- Govt of Monaco EUR 50,000
- Govt of USA USD 807,500
Pledges and Contributions
- Contributions to UNHCR for Budget Year 2015, as at 31 December 2015
- Contributions to UNHCR: Breakdown of Non-Governmental Organization, Foundations and Private Donors for Budget Year 2015, as at 31 December 2015
- Geneva Pledging Conference for UNHCR 2016 Programmes as of 15 December 2015
- Contributions to UNHCR for Budget Year 2014, as at 07 April 2015
- Geneva Pledging Conference for UNHCR 2015 Programmes as of 9 December 2014
Donors
Governments, organisations and individuals who fund UNHCR's activities.
Top private sector donor countries
| 2014: Top 10 private sector donors * | |
|---|---|
| Donor | USD |
| * As at 8 May 2014 |
|
| Netherlands | 22,273,891 |
| Spain | 8,120,032 |
| Italy | 7,651,410 |
| Japan | 6,002,429 |
| Qatar | 5,499,792 |
| Australia | 3,733,185 |
| Denmark | 2,935,000 |
| USA | 2,825,134 |
| Republic of Korea | 2,726,632 |
| Sweden | 2,153,425 |
Style Guide for "New Issues in Refugee Research"
UNHCR's Policy Development and Evaluation Service welcomes contributions to its working paper series 'New Issues in Refugee Research'.
UNHCR's Mid-Year Financial Report
Information on regional operations, global programmes, Headquarters, transfers from reserves and donors' contributions to UNHCR's programmes.
Food Security
UNHCR and WFP have implemented multi-storey gardens in refugee camps in Kenya and Ethiopia. These gardens are part of a food security strategy to support dietary diversity and enhance refugee contributions to their own food consumption.
Food cuts in Chad camps expose refugee women and children to exploitation, abuse
A funding shortfall has forced the World Food Programme (WFP) to cut food rations in refugee camps in eastern Chad by up to 60 per cent. As a result, Sudanese refugees in 13 camps in the east now receive about 850 calories per day, down from the minimum ration of 2,100 calories daily they used to get. The refugees are finding it difficult to cope. Clinics in the area report a significant spike in malnutrition cases, with rates as high as 19.5 per cent in Am Nabak camp.
WFP needs to raise US$ 186 million to maintain feeding programmes for refugees in Africa through the end of the year. Additionally, UNHCR is urgently seeking contributions towards the US$ 78 million it has budgeted this year for food security and nutrition programmes serving refugees in Africa.
In the meantime, the refugees experiencing ration cuts have few options. Poor soil quality, dry conditions and little access to water mean they can't plant supplemental crops as refugees in the less arid south of Chad are able to do. To try to cope, many refugee women in eastern Chad are leaving the camps in search of work in surrounding towns. They clean houses, do laundry, fetch water and firewood and work as construction labourers. Even so, they earn very little and often depend on each other for support. In the town of Iriba, for example, some 50 refugee women sleep rough each night under a tree and share their some of their meagre earnings to pay for a daily, communal meal.
They are also subject to exploitation. Sometimes, their temporary employers refuse to pay them at the end of the day. And some women and girls have resorted to prostitution to earn money to feed their families.
Ration cuts can have an impact far beyond health, reverberating through the entire community. It is not uncommon for children to be pulled out of school on market days in order to work. Many refugees use a portion of their food rations to barter for other essentials, or to get cash to pay school fees or buy supplies for their children. Small business owners like butchers, hairdressers and tailors - some of them refugees - also feel the pinch.
WFP supplies food to some 240,500 Sudanese refugees in the camps of eastern Chad. Many have been in exile for years and, because of their limited opportunities for self-sufficiency, remain almost totally dependent on outside help. The ration cuts have made an already difficult situation much worse for refugees who were already struggling.
Food cuts in Chad camps expose refugee women and children to exploitation, abuse
New refugees from Central African Republic struggle with ration cuts in southern Chad
Since January 2014, a funding shortfall has forced the World Food Programme (WFP) to cut food rations by 60 per cent in refugee camps in southern Chad. The reduction comes as thousands of refugees from Central African Republic (CAR) continue to arrive in the south - more than 14,000 of them since the beginning of 2014. Many arrive sick, malnourished and exhausted after walking for months in the bush with little food or water. They join some 90,000 other CAR refugees already in the south - some of them for years.
The earlier refugees have been able to gain some degree of self-reliance through agriculture or employment, thus making up for some of the food cuts. But the new arrivals, fleeing the latest round of violence in their homeland, are facing a much harsher reality. And many of them - particularly children - will struggle to survive because WFP has also been forced cut the supplemental feeding programmes used to treat people trying to recover from malnutrition.
WFP needs to raise US$ 186 million to maintain feeding programmes for refugees in Africa through the end of the year. Additionally, UNHCR is urgently seeking contributions towards the US$ 78 million it has budgeted this year for food security and nutrition programmes serving refugees in Africa.
Photojournalist Corentin Fohlen and UNHCR Public Information Officer Céline Schmitt visited CAR refugees in southern Chad to document their plight and how they're trying to cope.
