Country Based Pooled Funds
Activity-ID : SE-0-SE-6-5204053107-PSE-72010The CBPFs are an important tool for effective humanitarian response as they prioritize a) quick release of funds, b) NGOs i.e. nimbleness and speed and c)local actors that can access hard to reach areas.
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The CBPFs are an important tool for effective humanitarian response as they prioritize a) quick release of funds, b) NGOs i.e. nimbleness and speed and c)local actors that can access hard to reach areas.
Type (Click to sort Ascending) | Date (Click to sort Ascending) | Value (Click to sort Ascending) |
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Commitment |
3/16/2016
| USD 11,359,843 |
Disbursement |
2/28/2017
| USD 744,121 |
Disbursement |
3/28/2017
| USD 163,800 |
Disbursement |
6/28/2017
| USD 327,600 |
Disbursement |
7/28/2017
| USD 112,320 |
Disbursement |
10/28/2017
| USD 280,800 |
Disbursement |
12/28/2017
| USD 140,400 |
Disbursement |
2/28/2018
| USD 2,511,277 |
Disbursement |
5/28/2018
| USD 50,631 |
Disbursement |
7/28/2018
| USD 405,045 |
Disbursement |
10/28/2018
| USD 455,675 |
Disbursement |
2/28/2019
| USD 1,532,958 |
Disbursement |
3/28/2019
| USD 56,050 |
Disbursement |
7/28/2019
| USD 476,422 |
Disbursement |
10/28/2019
| USD 56,050 |
Disbursement |
11/28/2019
| USD 224,199 |
Disbursement |
3/28/2020
| USD 2,006,580 |
Disbursement |
7/28/2020
| USD 456,041 |
Disbursement |
9/28/2020
| USD 720,545 |
Disbursement |
10/28/2020
| USD 91,208 |
Marker (Click to sort Ascending) | Principal objective (Click to sort Ascending) | Significant objective (Click to sort Ascending) | Not targeted (Click to sort Ascending) |
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Gender Equality |
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Aid to Environment |
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Participatory Development/Good Governance |
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Trade Development |
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Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity |
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Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation |
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Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation |
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Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification |
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Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) |
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Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) |
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Disability |
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Expected results
The outcomes of the CBPFs are to:A) Improve effectiveness of the humanitarian response by directing funding towardspriority humanitarian needs. Priority needs are identified through an inclusive andparticipatory process, which includes national actors (e.g. NGOs).B) Strengthen the leadership of the HC, while leveraging his/her humanitariancoordination role.C) Mobilize resources and support coordination in support of the humanitarian planningframework (HRP/HPC).These outcomes lead to the overall operational impact of CBPFs, i.e., the provision oftimely, coordinated, principled assistance to save lives, alleviate suffering and maintainhuman dignity.
Results
Some country specific results: Yemen: The Fund in 2017 reached US$ 176 million contributions by 19 donors and allocated US$ 126 million for 111 lifesaving interventions across the country. The Humanitarian Fund flexibility had provided the HC with the possibility of launching famine prevention projects as soon as a risk of famine was identified in 95 districts in Yemen. At least 241,340 people benefited from food security projects. Peolpe were also reached by health intervention for responding to the cholera outbreak as well as nutrition for children under five years old.SydSudan: The CBPF promoted an effective response to priority humanitarian needs by allocating 61.8 million US to 67 humanitarian partners (national NGOs, international NGOs and United Nations agencies), to support the implementation of 186 projects and reached 1,6 million people. For exampel, funding was allocated to health (16 per cent), protection (14.2 per cent), WASH (14.2 per cent), ES/NFI (12.5 per cent), Food security (10.7 per cent), and nutrition (10.7 per cent). It also provided funding to common services to support the transportation of aid workers and supplies to hard-to-reach areas during the rainy season.CAR: The CHF reached almost 1 million people with 22 million US. Main areas of priority were WASH and Shelter projects. Given the increased number of IDPs registered in the course of 2017, interventions carried out under these clusters focused mainly at improving living conditions of IDPs and vulnerable host families not forgetting the returnees in "hotspot" areas such as Bambari, Bria, Grimari, Ippy, Bangui, and others by offering a package of response that includes shelters, NFI, food security, WASH as well as protection assistance.
Full description
The CBPFs are an important tool for effective humanitarian response as they prioritize a) quick release of funds, b) NGOs i.e. nimbleness and speed and c)local actors that can access hard to reach areas.
Transactions
Type (Click to sort Ascending) | Date (Click to sort Ascending) | Value (Click to sort Ascending) |
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Commitment |
3/16/2016
| USD 11,359,843 |
Disbursement |
2/28/2017
| USD 744,121 |
Disbursement |
3/28/2017
| USD 163,800 |
Disbursement |
6/28/2017
| USD 327,600 |
Disbursement |
7/28/2017
| USD 112,320 |
Disbursement |
10/28/2017
| USD 280,800 |
Disbursement |
12/28/2017
| USD 140,400 |
Disbursement |
2/28/2018
| USD 2,511,277 |
Disbursement |
5/28/2018
| USD 50,631 |
Disbursement |
7/28/2018
| USD 405,045 |
Disbursement |
10/28/2018
| USD 455,675 |
Disbursement |
2/28/2019
| USD 1,532,958 |
Disbursement |
3/28/2019
| USD 56,050 |
Disbursement |
7/28/2019
| USD 476,422 |
Disbursement |
10/28/2019
| USD 56,050 |
Disbursement |
11/28/2019
| USD 224,199 |
Disbursement |
3/28/2020
| USD 2,006,580 |
Disbursement |
7/28/2020
| USD 456,041 |
Disbursement |
9/28/2020
| USD 720,545 |
Disbursement |
10/28/2020
| USD 91,208 |
Policy markers
Marker (Click to sort Ascending) | Principal objective (Click to sort Ascending) | Significant objective (Click to sort Ascending) | Not targeted (Click to sort Ascending) |
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Gender Equality |
-
|
-
| |
Aid to Environment |
-
|
-
| |
Participatory Development/Good Governance |
-
|
-
| |
Trade Development |
-
|
-
| |
Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity |
-
|
-
| |
Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation |
-
|
-
| |
Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation |
-
|
-
| |
Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification |
-
|
-
| |
Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) |
-
|
-
| |
Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) |
-
|
-
| |
Disability |
-
|
-
|
Documents
Openaid are unable to display documents for this activity. Contact openaid@sida.se for more information.
Results
Expected results
The outcomes of the CBPFs are to:A) Improve effectiveness of the humanitarian response by directing funding towardspriority humanitarian needs. Priority needs are identified through an inclusive andparticipatory process, which includes national actors (e.g. NGOs).B) Strengthen the leadership of the HC, while leveraging his/her humanitariancoordination role.C) Mobilize resources and support coordination in support of the humanitarian planningframework (HRP/HPC).These outcomes lead to the overall operational impact of CBPFs, i.e., the provision oftimely, coordinated, principled assistance to save lives, alleviate suffering and maintainhuman dignity.
Results
Some country specific results: Yemen: The Fund in 2017 reached US$ 176 million contributions by 19 donors and allocated US$ 126 million for 111 lifesaving interventions across the country. The Humanitarian Fund flexibility had provided the HC with the possibility of launching famine prevention projects as soon as a risk of famine was identified in 95 districts in Yemen. At least 241,340 people benefited from food security projects. Peolpe were also reached by health intervention for responding to the cholera outbreak as well as nutrition for children under five years old.SydSudan: The CBPF promoted an effective response to priority humanitarian needs by allocating 61.8 million US to 67 humanitarian partners (national NGOs, international NGOs and United Nations agencies), to support the implementation of 186 projects and reached 1,6 million people. For exampel, funding was allocated to health (16 per cent), protection (14.2 per cent), WASH (14.2 per cent), ES/NFI (12.5 per cent), Food security (10.7 per cent), and nutrition (10.7 per cent). It also provided funding to common services to support the transportation of aid workers and supplies to hard-to-reach areas during the rainy season.CAR: The CHF reached almost 1 million people with 22 million US. Main areas of priority were WASH and Shelter projects. Given the increased number of IDPs registered in the course of 2017, interventions carried out under these clusters focused mainly at improving living conditions of IDPs and vulnerable host families not forgetting the returnees in "hotspot" areas such as Bambari, Bria, Grimari, Ippy, Bangui, and others by offering a package of response that includes shelters, NFI, food security, WASH as well as protection assistance.