Humanitarian funding in Philippines (2026)

Philippines 2026: US$16.4m in humanitarian funding received, 21 donors. Who funds which NGOs, by sector, and calls for proposals.

US$16.4mreceived
21donors
18funded organizations

Donors (21)

  1. Japan, Government ofUS$23.2m
  2. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection DepartmentUS$6.4m
  3. Australia, Government ofUS$4.7m
  4. United States Department of StateUS$1.8m
  5. United States of America, Government ofUS$1.2m
  6. UAE AidUS$1.0m
  7. Germany, Government ofUS$515.0k
  8. UNICEF National CommitteesUS$340.2k
  9. Save the ChildrenUS$317.9k
  10. Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA)US$314.3k
  11. Taiwan International Cooperation and Development FundUS$200.0k
  12. Switzerland, Government ofUS$179.6k
  13. United States Fund for UNICEFUS$121.5k
  14. Canada, Government ofUS$71.5k
  15. SUEZ GroupUS$47.0k
See all (21)
  1. Think Human FundUS$41.9k
  2. Saudi Arabia (Kingdom of), Government ofUS$39.8k
  3. UNICEF National Committee/AustraliaUS$24.3k
  4. Fondation ArteliaUS$8.2k
  5. CLS GroupUS$3.5k
  6. WeWardUS$2.9k

Funded organizations (18)

  1. International Organization for Migration UN agencyUS$18.0m
  2. CARE Netherlands International NGOUS$6.0m
  3. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime UN agencyUS$3.7m
  4. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations UN agencyUS$3.4m
  5. United Nations Disaster Assessment and Coordination UN agencyUS$1.5m
  6. Catholic Relief Services International NGOUS$1.5m
  7. United Nations Population Fund UN agencyUS$1.3m
  8. World Food Programme UN agencyUS$1.2m
  9. United Nations Children's Fund UN agencyUS$1.1m
  10. Philippines, Government of GovernmentUS$1.0m
  11. Plan International International NGOUS$515.0k
  12. Save the Children International NGOUS$317.9k
  13. Action Contre la Faim - Action Against Hunger International International NGOUS$314.3k
  14. Acción Contra el Hambre - Spain International NGOUS$227.1k
  15. Association of Southeast Asian Nations OtherUS$179.6k
See all (18)
  1. Relief International International NGOUS$172.8k
  2. Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development International NGOUS$103.6k
  3. Humanitarian Coalition PrivateUS$71.5k

Who funds whom (29)

DonorOrganizationAmount
Japan, Government of→International Organization for Migration UN agencyUS$17.4m
European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department→CARE Netherlands International NGOUS$6.0m
Japan, Government of→United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime UN agencyUS$3.7m
Australia, Government of→Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations UN agencyUS$3.4m
Japan, Government of→United Nations Disaster Assessment and Coordination UN agencyUS$1.5m
Australia, Government of→United Nations Population Fund UN agencyUS$1.3m
United States Department of State→Catholic Relief Services International NGOUS$1.3m
United States of America, Government of→World Food Programme UN agencyUS$1.2m
UAE Aid→Philippines, Government of GovernmentUS$1.0m
Japan, Government of→United Nations Children's Fund UN agencyUS$600.0k
Germany, Government of→Plan International International NGOUS$515.0k
United States Department of State→International Organization for Migration UN agencyUS$500.0k
UNICEF National Committees→United Nations Children's Fund UN agencyUS$340.2k
Save the Children→Save the Children International NGOUS$317.9k
Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA)→Action Contre la Faim - Action Against Hunger International International NGOUS$314.3k
European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department→Acción Contra el Hambre - Spain International NGOUS$227.1k
Taiwan International Cooperation and Development Fund→Catholic Relief Services International NGOUS$200.0k
Switzerland, Government of→Association of Southeast Asian Nations OtherUS$179.6k
European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department→Relief International International NGOUS$172.8k
United States Fund for UNICEF→United Nations Children's Fund UN agencyUS$121.5k
Canada, Government of→Humanitarian Coalition PrivateUS$71.5k
European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department→International Organization for Migration UN agencyUS$60.8k
SUEZ Group→Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development International NGOUS$47.0k
Think Human Fund→Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development International NGOUS$41.9k
Saudi Arabia (Kingdom of), Government of→Philippines, Government of GovernmentUS$39.8k
UNICEF National Committee/Australia→United Nations Children's Fund UN agencyUS$24.3k
Fondation Artelia→Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development International NGOUS$8.2k
CLS Group→Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development International NGOUS$3.5k
WeWard→Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development International NGOUS$2.9k

By sector

  1. Multi-sectorUS$19.4m
  2. OtherUS$6.4m
  3. Food SecurityUS$3.6m
  4. Emergency Shelter and NFIUS$2.0m
  5. HealthUS$1.9m
  6. Water Sanitation HygieneUS$1.4m
  7. AgricultureUS$1.3m
  8. Multipurpose CashUS$800.7k
  9. ProtectionUS$711.6k
  10. EducationUS$530.4k
  11. Protection - Gender-Based ViolenceUS$509.2k
  12. LogisticsUS$300.0k

Latest funding

Country-based pooled fund

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

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