Partner profile

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) provides official development finance (ODF) to 5 recipients in Southest Asia. The largest recipient is Myanmar, which has received USD 246M since 2015. In 2024, ODF to the region from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) trended downward slightly (–4%) compared to the previous year.

USD 591M Spent
USD 1.1B Committed
49 Projects
52% Status

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) ODF to the region

Grants vs Loans

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Sectors

Humanitarian Aid USD 591M 49 100%

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

UNHCR operation in Myanmar (2023)

Spent USD 40.4M Comm. USD 68.7M Humanitarian Aid

UNHCR operation in Myanmar (2024)

Spent USD 38.2M Comm. USD 95.9M Humanitarian Aid

UNHCR operation in Myanmar (2021)

Spent USD 29.7M Comm. USD 62.8M Humanitarian Aid

UNHCR operation in Myanmar (2020)

Spent USD 29.7M Comm. USD 52.2M Humanitarian Aid

UNHCR Operation in Myanmar (2019)

Spent USD 19.9M Comm. USD 38.7M Humanitarian Aid

UNHCR Operation in Myanmar (2017)

Spent USD 17.5M Comm. USD 49.2M Humanitarian Aid

UNHCR Operation in Myanmar (2016)

Spent USD 17.1M Comm. USD 56.2M Humanitarian Aid

UNHCR Operation in Myanmar (2018)

Spent USD 16.7M Comm. USD 46.1M Humanitarian Aid

UNHCR Thailand Multi‑Country Office (2021)

Spent USD 15.7M Comm. USD 24.0M Humanitarian Aid
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