Financiamento humanitário: Malaui (2026)

Doadores (12)

1. Japan, Government ofUS$ 6,7 mi
2. Education Above All FoundationUS$ 4,2 mi
3. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection DepartmentUS$ 3,5 mi
4. Ireland, Government ofUS$ 1,1 mi
5. UAE AidUS$ 1,0 mi
6. Germany, Government ofUS$ 702,1 mil
7. Canada, Government ofUS$ 500,8 mil
8. Canadian Foodgrains BankUS$ 319,1 mil
9. Luxembourg, Government ofUS$ 147,1 mil
10. Save the ChildrenUS$ 135,0 mil
11. Monaco, Government ofUS$ 57,7 mil
12. Humanitarian Relief SocietyUS$ 2,7 mil

Organizações financiadas (13)

1. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Cruz Vermelha / Crescente VermelhoUS$ 5,8 mi
2. BuildOn ONG internacionalUS$ 3,3 mi
3. United Nations Children's Fund Agência da ONUUS$ 2,2 mi
4. World Food Programme Agência da ONUUS$ 2,0 mi
5. Save the Children ONG internacionalUS$ 1,2 mi
6. Malawi, Government of GovernoUS$ 1,0 mi
7. Campaign for Female Education ONG internacionalUS$ 900,2 mil
8. Oxfam Canada OutroUS$ 500,8 mil
9. ACT Alliance / DanChurchAid ONG internacionalUS$ 445,4 mil
10. World Health Organization Agência da ONUUS$ 344,2 mil
11. Churches Action in Relief and Development ONG nacional / localUS$ 319,1 mil
12. United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Agência da ONUUS$ 287,1 mil
13. Alawn Foundation for Development ONG nacional / localUS$ 2,7 mil

Por setor

1. ProtectionUS$ 6,0 mi
2. EducationUS$ 5,3 mi
3. Food SecurityUS$ 2,2 mi
4. NutritionUS$ 1,4 mi
5. HealthUS$ 1,2 mi
6. Multi-sectorUS$ 147,1 mil
7. Water Sanitation HygieneUS$ 140,0 mil
8. OtherUS$ 24,7 mil
9. Protection - Child ProtectionUS$ 19,4 mil

Últimos financiamentos

• 22 de out. Luxembourg, Government of → United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees US$ 147,1 milMulti-Sector Funding to cover operations in Malawi
• 17 de set. UAE Aid → Malawi, Government of US$ 1,0 miMalawi Drought (2026) The purchased of food in the local market in response to drought affected communities in Malawi
• 9 de set. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → World Health Organization US$ 172,4 milPrevention, early detection and rapid response to cholera and other waterborne diseases/AWD outbreaks in Southern African Region
• 5 de ago. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → World Food Programme US$ 1,4 miStrengthening Government-Led Urban Preparedness, Anticipatory Action, and Disaster Risk Management Systems for Inclusive and Multi-Hazard Resilient Responses in
• 15 de jul. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → United Nations Children's Fund US$ 385,7 milSAIO Nut CP 2026
• 30 de jun. Ireland, Government of → United Nations Children's Fund US$ 1,1 miAction to Prevent Malnutrition and Save Lives
• 9 de jun. Canadian Foodgrains Bank → Churches Action in Relief and Development US$ 319,1 milFood Security Two months of cash assistance in Mulanje.
• 3 de jun. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → World Food Programme US$ 24,7 milOther SAIO - Fostering Community Resilience in Southern Africa by Strengthening Urban Preparedness Systems
• 11 de mai. Humanitarian Relief Society → Alawn Foundation for Development US$ 2,7 milFood Security
• 17 de abr. Japan, Government of → International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies US$ 5,8 miUkraine, Jordan, Egypt, DRC, Comoros, Malawi
• 14 de abr. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → ACT Alliance / DanChurchAid US$ 156,6 milFood Security ZIMALI: Multi-Hazard Cash, Protection and Crisis Response for Vulnerable Households in Zimbabwe and Malawi
• 14 de abr. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → ACT Alliance / DanChurchAid US$ 139,6 milFood Security ZIMALI: Multi-Hazard Cash, Protection and Crisis Response for Vulnerable Households in Zimbabwe and Malawi
• 14 de abr. European Commission's Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department → ACT Alliance / DanChurchAid US$ 149,2 milZIMALI: Multi-Hazard Cash, Protection and Crisis Response for Vulnerable Households in Zimbabwe and Malawi
• 14 de abr. Monaco, Government of → World Food Programme US$ 57,7 milMalawi — 50 000€ (cinquante mille euros) en faveur du Programme Alimentaire Mondial (PAM) pour répondre à la crise aigûe en matière de sécurité alimentaire au M
• 14 de abr. Japan, Government of → United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees US$ 140,0 milEnhancing Access to WASH for Refugees and host community in Dzaleka Camp