Who funds whom, where, and what is still missing

Humanitarian funding in every country: donors, funded NGOs and agencies, response plan requirements and open calls for proposals. Official data, updated every day.

US$31.73bnrequired (2026)
US$13.58bnreceived · 43%
US$18.15bnmissing
203.2mpeople in need
405donors
973funded organizations
33open calls

Humanitarian funding map 2026

Fiji – Received US$3.0mTanzania – Received US$21.9mCanada – Received US$0.0United States – Received US$1.5mKazakhstan – Received US$2.1mUzbekistan – Received US$54.0kPapua New Guinea – Received US$2.2mIndonesia – Received US$15.6mArgentina – Received US$1.3mChile – Received US$579.6kDR Congo – Received US$1.22bn · Coverage 54%Somalia – Received US$341.0m · Coverage 35%Kenya – Received US$322.6mSudan – Received US$1.43bn · Coverage 46%Chad – Received US$462.6m · Coverage 45%Haiti – Received US$460.2m · Coverage 49%Dominican Republic – Received US$8.2mRussia – Received US$58.1kNorway – Received US$250.0kTimor-Leste – Received US$54.9kSouth Africa – Received US$851.6kLesotho – Received US$2.8mMexico – Received US$10.3mUruguay – Received US$0.0Brazil – Received US$7.5mBolivia – Received US$13.8mPeru – Received US$20.5mColombia – Received US$381.2m · Coverage 49%Panama – Received US$1.4mCosta Rica – Received US$23.0mNicaragua – Received US$6.0mHonduras – Received US$110.2m · Coverage 2%El Salvador – Received US$59.4mGuatemala – Received US$108.3mVenezuela – Received US$547.6m · Coverage 49%Guyana – Received US$267.1kSuriname – Received US$0.0France – Received US$581.5kEcuador – Received US$61.0mJamaica – Received US$26.7mCuba – Received US$61.5m · Coverage 48%Zimbabwe – Received US$17.8mBotswana – Received US$133.3kNamibia – Received US$4.2mSenegal – Received US$8.9mMali – Received US$187.2m · Coverage 28%Mauritania – Received US$18.1mBenin – Received US$9.2mNiger – Received US$149.3m · Coverage 20%Nigeria – Received US$374.2m · Coverage 71%Cameroon – Received US$111.3m · Coverage 32%Togo – Received US$8.1mGhana – Received US$21.8mCôte d'Ivoire – Received US$7.3mGuinea – Received US$879.0kGuinea-Bissau – Received US$2.1mLiberia – Received US$6.7mSierra Leone – Received US$4.0mBurkina Faso – Received US$190.2m · Coverage 24%Central African Republic – Received US$160.7m · Coverage 56%Congo – Received US$10.2mGabon – Received US$1.4mEquatorial Guinea – Received US$7.6mZambia – Received US$7.6mMalawi – Received US$7.8mMozambique – Received US$248.5m · Coverage 42%Eswatini – Received US$466.7kAngola – Received US$3.3mBurundi – Received US$33.5mIsrael – Received US$0.0Lebanon – Received US$830.6m · Coverage 54%Madagascar – Received US$70.1m · Coverage 95%Palestine – Received US$3.08bn · Coverage 41%Gambia – Received US$2.0mTunisia – Received US$11.2mAlgeria – Received US$19.6mJordan – Received US$121.0mUnited Arab Emirates – Received US$115.5kQatar – Received US$11.7mKuwait – Received US$0.0Iraq – Received US$59.7mOman – Received US$5.5mVanuatu – Received US$172.7kCambodia – Received US$10.6mThailand – Received US$5.7mLaos – Received US$2.2mMyanmar – Received US$490.1m · Coverage 52%Viet Nam – Received US$5.4m · Coverage 9%North Korea – Received US$2.1mSouth Korea – Received US$0.0Mongolia – Received US$607.9kIndia – Received US$2.3mBangladesh – Received US$546.6mBhutan – Received US$0.0Nepal – Received US$52.1m · Coverage 49%Pakistan – Received US$51.0m · Coverage 45%Afghanistan – Received US$796.0m · Coverage 33%Tajikistan – Received US$7.2mKyrgyzstan – Received US$2.0mTurkmenistan – Received US$49.4kIran – Received US$61.7mSyria – Received US$1.08bn · Coverage 33%Armenia – Received US$2.1mSweden – Received US$0.0Belarus – Received US$0.0Ukraine – Received US$2.16bn · Coverage 76%Poland – Received US$16.4mAustria – Received US$0.0Hungary – Received US$0.0Moldova – Received US$46.7mRomania – Received US$546.7kGermany – Received US$0.0Bulgaria – Received US$45.6kGreece – Received US$44.6kTürkiye – Received US$55.6mAlbania – Received US$5.7mCroatia – Received US$0.0Switzerland – Received US$10.9mLuxembourg – Received US$0.0Belgium – Received US$0.0Netherlands – Received US$0.0Portugal – Received US$0.0Spain – Received US$55.4kIreland – Received US$0.0Solomon Islands – Received US$3.1mNew Zealand – Received US$0.0Australia – Received US$0.0Sri Lanka – Received US$36.4m · Coverage 94%China – Received US$13.9kItaly – Received US$4.1mDenmark – Received US$2.2mUnited Kingdom – Received US$0.0Azerbaijan – Received US$50.8kGeorgia – Received US$725.9kPhilippines – Received US$16.4mMalaysia – Received US$594.7kFinland – Received US$0.0Slovakia – Received US$0.0Czechia – Received US$0.0Eritrea – Received US$8.4mJapan – Received US$0.0Paraguay – Received US$0.0Yemen – Received US$652.2m · Coverage 23%Saudi Arabia – Received US$0.0Cyprus – Received US$0.0Morocco – Received US$5.7mEgypt – Received US$57.0mLibya – Received US$16.4mEthiopia – Received US$669.8mDjibouti – Received US$20.0mUganda – Received US$275.2mRwanda – Received US$10.6mBosnia and Herzegovina – Received US$2.7mNorth Macedonia – Received US$0.0Serbia – Received US$138.9kMontenegro – Received US$1.4mKosovo – Received US$0.0Trinidad and Tobago – Received US$761.6kSouth Sudan – Received US$618.6m · Coverage 40%
no plan / no data< 10 %10–25 %25–40 %40–60 %> 60 %
no plan / no data< 1 M$1–10 M$10–50 M$50–200 M$> 200 M$
Ebola focus in the DRC (Ituri, Bunia): who funds the responseUS$197.7m · 134 funding flows →

Largest funding gaps

CountryIn needRequiredGapCoverage
Palestine–US$4.06bnUS$2.40bn 41%
Syria16.5mUS$2.92bnUS$1.95bn 33%
Yemen23.1mUS$2.16bnUS$1.66bn 23%
Sudan33.7mUS$2.87bnUS$1.54bn 46%
Afghanistan21.9mUS$1.71bnUS$1.15bn 33%
DR Congo14.9mUS$2.13bnUS$990.3m 54%
South Sudan9.9mUS$1.46bnUS$881.3m 40%
Ukraine10.8mUS$2.30bnUS$563.7m 76%
Somalia4.8mUS$852.0mUS$553.6m 35%
Niger2.6mUS$675.6mUS$541.7m 20%
Chad4.5mUS$986.1mUS$541.6m 45%
Burkina Faso4.4mUS$658.5mUS$497.8m 24%

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Top donors 2026

  1. United States of America, Government ofUS$5.54bn
  2. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection DepartmentUS$2.49bn
  3. United Arab Emirates, Government ofUS$1.70bn
  4. United Kingdom, Government ofUS$1.02bn
  5. United States Department of StateUS$974.5m
  6. Germany, Government ofUS$760.5m
  7. Japan, Government ofUS$648.2m
  8. Central Emergency Response FundUS$530.9m
  9. Canada, Government ofUS$517.4m
  10. Norway, Government ofUS$500.5m
  11. Switzerland, Government ofUS$449.1m
  12. Democratic Republic of the Congo Humanitarian FundUS$383.6m

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Top funded NGOs 2026

  1. Norwegian Refugee CouncilUS$456.5m
  2. Danish Refugee CouncilUS$343.2m
  3. Save the ChildrenUS$313.4m
  4. Agency for Technical Cooperation and DevelopmentUS$259.5m
  5. International Rescue CommitteeUS$202.2m
  6. Qatar CharityUS$178.2m
  7. Catholic Relief ServicesUS$139.5m
  8. Action Contre la Faim - Action Against Hunger InternationalUS$134.3m
  9. Solidarités InternationalUS$128.8m
  10. Mercy Corps EuropeUS$118.9m
  11. CARE InternationalUS$89.4m
  12. Première Urgence InternationaleUS$72.4m

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Who funds whom 2026

United Arab Emirates, Government of→UAE Aid GovernmentPalestineUS$1.69bn
United States of America, Government of→World Food Programme UN agencyPalestine, Ethiopia +22US$920.2m
United States of America, Government of→Democratic Republic of the Congo Humanitarian Fund Pooled fundDR CongoUS$375.0m
United States of America, Government of→Sudan Humanitarian Fund Pooled fundSudanUS$375.0m
United States Department of State→World Food Programme UN agencyKenya, Ukraine +15US$352.8m
United States of America, Government of→Ukraine Humanitarian Fund Pooled fundUkraineUS$335.0m
United States of America, Government of→Bangladesh (Asia, Pacific HF) Pooled fundBangladeshUS$300.0m
European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department→World Food Programme UN agencyChad, Palestine +41US$267.0m
United States of America, Government of→Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Fund Pooled fundSyriaUS$260.0m
United States of America, Government of→Nigeria Humanitarian Fund Pooled fundNigeriaUS$225.0m

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Guides

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Source: OCHA Financial Tracking Service (FTS), funding reported for 2026, excluding pledges. Amounts in US dollars.

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