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November 2011

Bringing you the latest news from GHA

The world of humanitarian financing is complex. Where does the money come from? Where does it go? How does it get there? What is the overall response to need? The GHA programme exists to provide information and help answer these questions.

 Updates 
Reports & Factsheets
Profile: Korea

In the lead up to the Fourth High Level Forum (HLF) on Aid Effectiveness in Busan, this report provides information on the Republic of Korea’s development and humanitarian aid spending. Read more...

West and Central Africa regional cholera crisis

Three simultaneous cholera outbreaks are currently affecting 24 countries in West and Central Africa. Cholera-related projects are experiencing considerable under-funding. Read more...

Libya crisis updates

Updates one, two and three on funding in response to the Libya emergency were presented, including basic aid data and development indicators, maps and sitreps. Read more...

Afghanistan, Iraq and the aid legacy of Osama bin Laden

The work of Bin Laden did more than dominate global affairs for much of the last decade, it also greatly affected the pattern of aid, as can be seen in the aid profiles of many countries. Read more...

The inadequacy of emergency preparedness

Preparedness is high on the agenda within the humanitarian community. DI has completed a study for the UN FAO analysing financing mechanisms and funding streams to enhance emergency preparedness. Read more...

Conférence Nationale Humanitaire: France

Recommendations around the adoption and promotion of the EU consensus on humanitarian aid and the development of a national humanitarian policy framework were put forward. GHA presented on France's position as a donor. Read more...

Libya crisis: who are the top donors?

We provide data on donors to the UN regional flash appeal for Libya, and on all humanitarian funding reported by donors to the emergency this year. Read more...

Thailand’s worst floods in 50 years; international response and preparing for future disasters

Of the US$2.4 billion received by Thailand in ODA between 2005-2009, only about 0.1% has been reported against activities relating to disaster risk reduction (DRR). Read more...

Should the UK’s overseas development budget be cut?

Should our efforts focus upon trade reforms and reversing capital flight rather than consolidating aid budgets? Or is the real question about aid effectiveness? Read more...

Domestic response to humanitarian crises: Uganda trudges on

Development, Research and Training (DRT) in Uganda updates us on local approaches to dealing with humanitarian crisis; there are positive signs, but there is still a long way to go. Read more...

Pakistan floods: donor response

The donor response to the UN Flash appeal for the Pakistan floods has been disappointing, in stark contrast to the funding for the 2010 Pakistan flood appeal. Read more...

UN Appeal for Afghanistan, needs revised upwards in Q4

Afghanistan has been a major humanitarian aid recipient for the last decade, but its relationship with humanitarian aid has been complex, controversial and often unpredictable. Read more...

Horn of Africa crisis: how much are affected people receiving?

The number of affected people reported and the total funding reported by UN OCHA to the appeals in Djibouti, Kenya, Somalia and Ethiopia is examined, and cross-referenced to other recent humanitarian crises. Read more...

Humanitarian giving through multilateral agencies: the European Union Institutions

We present the proportion of EU member states’ humanitarian budgets which are channelled via the EU Institutions, providing a more comprehensive picture of humanitarian aid – including the less visible parts. Read more...

 Coming Soon 
Updated country profiles

You can look forward to updated data in the country profiles by the new year as well as adjustments to structure and improvements to navigation.

Coming soon...
  • 43 country profiles updated with the latest data
  • Humanitarian aid and disaster risk reduction: investing where it counts - report
  • Tracking aid flows to humanitarian organisations - report
  • Common humanitarian funds (CHFs) - profile


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