Humanitarian funding in Rwanda (2026)

Donors (11)

1. Japan, Government ofUS$83.3m
2. United States Department of StateUS$11.8m
3. Education Above All FoundationUS$4.5m
4. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection DepartmentUS$3.0m
5. Central Emergency Response FundUS$2.0m
6. United States of America, Government ofUS$1.0m
7. France, Government ofUS$575.4k
8. Save the ChildrenUS$440.0k
9. Luxembourg, Government ofUS$285.7k
10. Qatar CharityUS$70.4k
11. Saudi Arabia (Kingdom of), Government ofUS$50.6k

Funded organizations (10)

1. World Food Programme UN agencyUS$67.2m
2. International Organization for Migration UN agencyUS$21.7m
3. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Red Cross / Red CrescentUS$7.8m
4. Save the Children International NGOUS$4.9m
5. United Nations Children's Fund UN agencyUS$1.9m
6. World Health Organization UN agencyUS$1.3m
7. United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees UN agencyUS$1.1m
8. UN Agencies (Confidential) UN agencyUS$1.0m
9. Qatar Charity International NGOUS$70.4k
10. Rwanda, Government of GovernmentUS$50.6k

By sector

1. Food SecurityUS$64.8m
2. Multi-sectorUS$17.7m
3. HealthUS$6.3m
4. EducationUS$4.5m
5. Water Sanitation HygieneUS$1.9m
6. ProtectionUS$837.0k
7. Protection - Child ProtectionUS$300.0k
8. OtherUS$300.0k
9. Early RecoveryUS$3.6k

Latest funding

• 23 Oct Qatar Charity → Qatar Charity US$2.3kPlan for International Development Cooperation - 2026 Distribution of school supplies and culture projects
• 23 Oct Qatar Charity → Qatar Charity US$3.6kPlan for International Development Cooperation - 2026 Economic Empowerment Income Generation Project
• 22 Oct Luxembourg, Government of → United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees US$285.7kMulti-Sector Funding to cover operations in Rwanda
• 20 Oct France, Government of → United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees US$575.4kAide aux réfugiés Grands Lacs Protection
• 24 Sept European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees US$261.6kProtection and assistance to refugees, returnees and asylum seekers in Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
• 2 Sept Central Emergency Response Fund → World Health Organization US$1.1mAllocation Type: Rapid Response - CERF Rapid Response: Rwanda 2026 (Ebola readiness) Strengthening Ebola Operational Readiness in High-Risk Districts in Rwanda
• 1 Sept Central Emergency Response Fund → United Nations Children's Fund US$600.0kAllocation Type: Rapid Response - CERF Rapid Response: Rwanda 2026 (Ebola readiness) Strengthening Infection Prevention, Control and WASH Preparedness and Respo
• 31 Aug Central Emergency Response Fund → International Organization for Migration US$300.0kAllocation Type: Rapid Response - CERF Rapid Response: Rwanda 2026 (Ebola readiness) Strengthening Border Health Preparedness, Early Detection and Referral for
• 18 Aug European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → World Health Organization US$175.6kRenforcement de la surveillance épidémiologique intégrée et coordonnée dans 10 zones de santé des provinces du Nord-Kivu, Sud-Kivu, Ituri et Tanganyika, incluan
• 6 Aug Qatar Charity → Qatar Charity US$1.2kSchool Supplies and Educational Support Project
• 6 Aug Qatar Charity → Qatar Charity US$2.7kFood security projects, animal ownership Food Security
• 21 Jul European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → World Food Programme US$2.5mGreat Lakes - Regional Refugee Response - 2026 Food Security
• 9 Jul Save the Children → Save the Children US$140.0kFlexible humanitarian funding from Save the Children International's Humanitarian Fund-Ebola
• 15 Jun United States Department of State → International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies US$7.8mThis funding directly supports the Ebola response.-Multisectoral
• 15 Jun United States Department of State → International Organization for Migration US$4.0mThis funding directly supports the Ebola response.-Health