Financiamento humanitário: Cuba (2026)

Doadores (29)

1. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection DepartmentUS$ 17,2 mi
2. United States Department of StateUS$ 9,0 mi
3. Japan, Government ofUS$ 7,7 mi
4. Canada, Government ofUS$ 7,6 mi
5. Qatar Fund for DevelopmentUS$ 4,5 mi
6. Swiss Development Cooperation/Swiss Humanitarian AidUS$ 3,2 mi
7. Russian Federation, Government ofUS$ 2,0 mi
8. United Nations Development ProgrammeUS$ 1,9 mi
9. Korea, Republic of, Government ofUS$ 1,7 mi
10. Spain, Government ofUS$ 911,0 mil
11. Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA)US$ 854,9 mil
12. United Nations Children's FundUS$ 850,0 mil
13. Global LinksUS$ 769,8 mil
14. World Health OrganizationUS$ 700,0 mil
15. Cuba, Government ofUS$ 500,0 mil

Organizações financiadas (17)

1. World Food Programme Agência da ONUUS$ 22,5 mi
2. United Nations Development Programme Agência da ONUUS$ 14,2 mi
3. Catholic Relief Services ONG internacionalUS$ 9,0 mi
4. United Nations Children's Fund Agência da ONUUS$ 6,5 mi
5. Pan-American Health Organization (World Health Organization) Agência da ONUUS$ 4,9 mi
6. CARE France ONG internacionalUS$ 1,1 mi
7. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Cruz Vermelha / Crescente VermelhoUS$ 806,8 mil
8. World Health Organization Agência da ONUUS$ 700,0 mil
9. Swiss Development Cooperation/Swiss Humanitarian Aid GovernoUS$ 565,5 mil
10. Canadian Red Cross Society Cruz Vermelha / Crescente VermelhoUS$ 357,7 mil
11. Action Contre la Faim - Action Against Hunger International ONG internacionalUS$ 314,0 mil
12. United Nations Population Fund Agência da ONUUS$ 300,0 mil
13. Acción Contra el Hambre - Spain ONG internacionalUS$ 269,9 mil
14. Episcopal Church in Cuba PrivadoUS$ 239,8 mil
15. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Agência da ONUUS$ 200,0 mil

Por setor

1. Food SecurityUS$ 23,9 mi
2. Water Sanitation HygieneUS$ 9,3 mi
3. HealthUS$ 8,5 mi
4. Emergency Shelter and NFIUS$ 8,4 mi
5. Coordination and support servicesUS$ 7,0 mi
6. LogisticsUS$ 3,5 mi
7. OtherUS$ 606,2 mil
8. Multi-sectorUS$ 384,4 mil
9. Early RecoveryUS$ 236,1 mil
10. EducationUS$ 213,3 mil

Últimos financiamentos

• 19 de out. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → Acción Contra el Hambre - Spain US$ 154,2 milHumanitarian assistance to ensure access to essential health, WASH and food security services for the most vulnerable populations in Havana, Cuba
• 19 de out. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → Acción Contra el Hambre - Spain US$ 115,7 milHumanitarian assistance to ensure access to essential health, WASH and food security services for the most vulnerable populations in Havana, Cuba
• 17 de out. Portugal, Government of → Pan-American Health Organization (World Health Organization) US$ 174,0 milResponse to the energy crisis
• 13 de out. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → World Food Programme US$ 2,3 miFood Security -Food Assistance
• 13 de out. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → World Food Programme US$ 1,2 miLogistic
• 13 de out. Greece, Government of → World Food Programme US$ 174,0 milFood Security -Food Assistance
• 13 de out. New Zealand, Government of → World Food Programme US$ 28,3 milFood Security -Food Assistance
• 13 de out. Korea, Republic of, Government of → World Food Programme US$ 660,0 milActivities NOT COVERED by Others
• 13 de out. Private (individuals & organizations) → World Food Programme US$ 52,6 milFood Security -Food Assistance
• 13 de out. Spain, Government of → World Food Programme US$ 571,4 milFood Security -Food Assistance
• 7 de out. United Nations Development Programme → United Nations Development Programme US$ 950,0 milImmediate response with temporary shelter and basic living conditions, prioritizing people in vulnerable conditions, affected by Hurricane Melissa in critical m
• 7 de out. United Nations Children's Fund → United Nations Children's Fund US$ 850,0 milPrioritized WASH actions to benefit children, families, and communities in 4 most affected municipalities of Granma and Santiago de Cuba.
• 7 de out. World Health Organization → World Health Organization US$ 700,0 milRestore access to quality health services to local communities living in the areas most affected by Hurricane Melissa.
• 7 de out. United Nations Population Fund → United Nations Population Fund US$ 300,0 milRestoring Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in Hurricane Melissa-Affected Municipalities in Granma and Santiago de Cuba provinces
• 7 de out. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations → Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations US$ 200,0 milRecovery of Agricultural Livelihoods and Food Security for Vulnerable Communities in Eastern Cuba after Hurricane Melissa