Partner profile

UNHCR

The UNHCR provides official development finance (ODF) to 1 recipient in Southest Asia. In 2022, ODF to the region from the UNHCR trended upward significantly (98%) compared to 2018 levels.

USD 9.5M Spent
USD 9.5M Committed
20 Projects
100% Status

UNHCR ODF to the region

Grants vs Loans

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Sectors

Humanitarian Aid USD 9.5M 20 100%

Policy goals

ODF that targets climate action, disability inclusion, and gender equality

Climate financing over time

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Disability financing over time

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Gender financing over time

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Major projects

Humanitarian aid aggregated by recipient. Includes activities in Mongolia and Viet Nam. Technical assistance, management and ...

Spent USD 2.6M Comm. USD 2.6M Humanitarian Aid

Outcome area 1: Access to territory, registration and documentation

Spent USD 1.3M Comm. USD 1.3M Humanitarian Aid

Outcome area 8: Well‑being and basic needs

Spent USD 971K Comm. USD 971K Humanitarian Aid

Outcome area 4: Gender‑based violence

Spent USD 477K Comm. USD 477K Humanitarian Aid

Outcome area 7: Community engagement and women’s empowerment

Spent USD 389K Comm. USD 389K Humanitarian Aid

Outcome area 3: Protection policy and law

Spent USD 386K Comm. USD 386K Humanitarian Aid

Outcome area 11: Education

Spent USD 342K Comm. USD 342K Humanitarian Aid

Outcome area 2: Status determination

Spent USD 336K Comm. USD 336K Humanitarian Aid

Outcome area 16: Local integration and other local solutions

Spent USD 324K Comm. USD 324K Humanitarian Aid
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