Humanitarian funding in Viet Nam (2026)

Donors (9)

1. Japan, Government ofUS$4.7m
2. United States Department of StateUS$1.8m
3. Australia, Government ofUS$1.3m
4. Korea, Republic of, Government ofUS$1.0m
5. Switzerland, Government ofUS$588.3k
6. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection DepartmentUS$446.5k
7. Save the ChildrenUS$381.3k
8. Canada, Government ofUS$284.6k
9. UNICEF National Committee/ItalyUS$97.5k

Funded organizations (12)

1. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime UN agencyUS$3.7m
2. International Organization for Migration UN agencyUS$2.0m
3. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations UN agencyUS$1.6m
4. Catholic Relief Services International NGOUS$1.3m
5. Save the Children International NGOUS$810.4k
6. World Vision International International NGOUS$500.0k
7. International NGOs (Confidential) International NGOUS$408.7k
8. Association of Southeast Asian Nations OtherUS$179.6k
9. United Nations Children's Fund UN agencyUS$97.5k
10. International Labour Organization UN agencyUS$33.6k
11. UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction UN agencyUS$17.3k
12. United Nations Population Fund UN agencyUS$15.0k

By sector

1. OtherUS$4.1m
2. Emergency Shelter and NFIUS$3.4m
3. AgricultureUS$1.3m
4. Water Sanitation HygieneUS$724.3k
5. Early RecoveryUS$491.6k
6. Food SecurityUS$284.6k
7. Coordination and support servicesUS$179.6k
8. Protection - Gender-Based ViolenceUS$15.0k

Latest funding

• 30 Jun UNICEF National Committee/Italy → United Nations Children's Fund US$97.5kEmergency Response - Typhoons 2025 - Vietnam Cross-Sectoral (two or more outcome areas)
• 18 Jun European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction US$17.3kNo One Left Behind: Strengthening Early Warnings and Preparedness to Empower Women, Girls and Persons with Disabilities in Southeast Asia.
• 15 Jun United States Department of State → Catholic Relief Services US$512.0kShelter & Settlements
• 15 Jun United States Department of State → Catholic Relief Services US$238.0kWater, Sanitation, and Hygiene
• 15 Jun United States Department of State → Catholic Relief Services US$292.4kShelter & Settlements
• 15 Jun United States Department of State → Catholic Relief Services US$207.6kWater, Sanitation, and Hygiene
• 15 Jun United States Department of State → World Vision International US$221.4kShelter & Settlements
• 15 Jun United States Department of State → World Vision International US$278.6kWater, Sanitation, and Hygiene
• 9 Jun European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → Save the Children US$429.1kEnhancing People-Centred Disaster Preparedness and Early Warning in ASEAN by Strengthening Connections Between Vulnerable Communities and Disaster Risk Manageme
• 15 Apr Japan, Government of → United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime US$3.7mIntegrating Advanced Technology and Upholding the Rule of Law: Strengthening Maritime Law Enforcement Capabilities in Responding to Emerging Threats in Southeas
• 24 Mar Switzerland, Government of → International NGOs (Confidential) US$204.3kVietnam Typhoon Kalmaegi Response - Support to Flood Recovery and Resilience
• 24 Mar Switzerland, Government of → International NGOs (Confidential) US$204.3kVietnam Typhoon Kalmaegi Response - Support to Flood Recovery and Resilience
• 24 Feb Save the Children → Save the Children US$381.3kFlexible humanitarian funding from Save the Children International's Humanitarian Fund
• 11 Feb Japan, Government of → International Organization for Migration US$32.0kJOINT RESPONSE PLAN MULTIPLE TYPHOONS AND FLOODS Early Recovery Support Viet Nam to develop national disaster preparedness training materials through stakeholde
• 8 Jan Korea, Republic of, Government of → International Organization for Migration US$560.0kProvision of multi-purpose cash, conditional cash for shelter repair/reconstruction as well as technical training on safe house repair/constructions to typhoon-