XM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-RBHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)This activity shows details of the UNHCR Regional Bureau for the Americas for 2025 and future years including budget, funding and expenditure.Cette activité montre les détails du bureau regional du HCR pour les Ameriques pour 2025 et les années à venir y compris le budget, les financements, et les dépenses.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): UNHCR facilitates access to protection and solutions, in coordination and collaboration with a wide range of stakeholders, through a route-based approach. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Asylum systems are modernized and digitally transformed to enhance their efficiency and ensure they are fit for purpose, complemented by other protection-sensitive admission and stay arrangements; (2) UNHCR implements a cohesive, predictable, sustainable strategy to address internal displacement, supporting enabling legal and policy frameworks, statistical inclusion, IDP engagement in their community protection and leadership and coordination mechanisms; (3) Humanitarian responses deliver targeted, time-bound lifesaving protection and assistance for mandate populations while strengthening national leadership; (4) Resettlement and other legal admission pathways to third countries are optimized through enhancements in predictability, effectiveness, and efficiency; (5) UNHCR effectively leverages its expertise to engage with development actors, private sector and governments on inclusion of displaced and stateless people in national services and securing solutions; (6) A variety of actors recognize and support UNHCR as the leading agency protecting and finding solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless people.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): UNHCR facilitates access to protection and solutions, in coordination and collaboration with a wide range of stakeholders, through a route-based approach. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Asylum systems are modernized and digitally transformed to enhance their efficiency and ensure they are fit for purpose, complemented by other protection-sensitive admission and stay arrangements; (2) UNHCR implements a cohesive, predictable, sustainable strategy to address internal displacement, supporting enabling legal and policy frameworks, statistical inclusion, IDP engagement in their community protection and leadership and coordination mechanisms; (3) Humanitarian responses deliver targeted, time-bound lifesaving protection and assistance for mandate populations while strengthening national leadership; (4) Resettlement and other legal admission pathways to third countries are optimized through enhancements in predictability, effectiveness, and efficiency; (5) UNHCR effectively leverages its expertise to engage with development actors, private sector and governments on inclusion of displaced and stateless people in national services and securing solutions; (6) A variety of actors recognize and support UNHCR as the leading agency protecting and finding solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless people.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): UNHCR facilitates access to protection and solutions, in coordination and collaboration with a wide range of stakeholders, through a route-based approach. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Asylum systems are modernized and digitally transformed to enhance their efficiency and ensure they are fit for purpose, complemented by other protection-sensitive admission and stay arrangements; (2) UNHCR implements a cohesive, predictable, sustainable strategy to address internal displacement, supporting enabling legal and policy frameworks, statistical inclusion, IDP engagement in their community protection and leadership and coordination mechanisms; (3) Humanitarian responses deliver targeted, time-bound lifesaving protection and assistance for mandate populations while strengthening national leadership; (4) Resettlement and other legal admission pathways to third countries are optimized through enhancements in predictability, effectiveness, and efficiency; (5) UNHCR effectively leverages its expertise to engage with development actors, private sector and governments on inclusion of displaced and stateless people in national services and securing solutions; (6) A variety of actors recognize and support UNHCR as the leading agency protecting and finding solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless people.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): UNHCR facilitates access to protection and solutions, in coordination and collaboration with a wide range of stakeholders, through a route-based approach. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Asylum systems are modernized and digitally transformed to enhance their efficiency and ensure they are fit for purpose, complemented by other protection-sensitive admission and stay arrangements; (2) UNHCR implements a cohesive, predictable, sustainable strategy to address internal displacement, supporting enabling legal and policy frameworks, statistical inclusion, IDP engagement in their community protection and leadership and coordination mechanisms; (3) Humanitarian responses deliver targeted, time-bound lifesaving protection and assistance for mandate populations while strengthening national leadership; (4) Resettlement and other legal admission pathways to third countries are optimized through enhancements in predictability, effectiveness, and efficiency; (5) UNHCR effectively leverages its expertise to engage with development actors, private sector and governments on inclusion of displaced and stateless people in national services and securing solutions; (6) A variety of actors recognize and support UNHCR as the leading agency protecting and finding solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseThe AmericasPanamá (BR)Panamá (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau8.9969 -79.5792Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEarly RecoveryProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIHumanitarian AssistanceWell-Being and Basic NeedsProtection Policy and LawExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsStatus DeterminationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty10. Reduced inequalities17. Partnerships for the goals17397021173903732154012Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida18167Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)38251United States Department of State200000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)68966United States Department of State200000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)82947Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral14389077Total direct expenditure for 202511716013Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-ARGMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Argentina has hosted over 150,000 Venezuelan nationals in the past five years. In collaboration with partners and local authorities, UNHCR ensures access, regularization, and integration. Local support initiatives promote the inclusion of refugees in national services, employment, and vocational training. Bolivia, as a transit country, faces challenges in migrant protection. UNHCR monitors the situation, provides normative development support, and offers essential goods, temporary housing, and livelihood assistance. Local partnerships in border areas guarantee the right to access and regularization for those staying. In Chile, UNHCR collaborates with partners, government institutions, civil society and communities. The focus is on ensuring international protection, advocating for integration, and promoting durable solutions for over 450,000 refugees, asylum-seekers, and others in need of international protection. Special attention is given to working alongside hosting communities to promote peaceful coexistence, reduce xenophobic expressions, and foster positive social processes where both Chileans and newcomers collaborate for the benefit of their communities. Paraguay maintains an open-door policy with an active refugee eligibility system. UNHCR and government partners enhance administrative capacities by providing access, asylum procedures, and local integration. Efforts also focus on promoting refugee self-reliance, socio-economic integration, and supporting small-scale businesses. In Uruguay, UNHCR supports asylum and regularization, preventing refoulement. Collaborating with local counterparts, the programming emphasizes inclusion, health, education, and labor market integration. Long-term goals involve creating complementary pathways through labor mobility and sustainable resettlement. Explore the Spanish website to access additional information and UNHCR's news and stories related to Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay. This activity shows details of the UNHCR Argentina regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. The Argentina regional representation coordinates activities in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay and covers without a presence the Plurinational State of Bolivia and Paraguay. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de Argentine représentation régionale du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Le représentation régionale d'Argentine coordonne les activités en Argentine, au Chili et en Uruguay et couvre, sans présence, la Bolivie et le Paraguay.. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced and stateless people in the Southern Cone make informed decisions and obtain protection according to their needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) People with international protection needs have access to fair and efficient asylum/statelessness procedures, protection-oriented legal stay arrangements, migratory alternatives, complementary pathways, or resettlement according to international and regional standards; (2) Quality control mechanisms, monitoring and oversight ensure access to rights and asylum; (3) National protection services include the needs of different groups according to age, gender and diversity - in particular, gender-based violence survivors and displaced children - and communities are actively engaged in prevention, risk mitigation and response activities; (4) Refugees and asylum-seekers in the Southern Cone have access to assistance and services to cover their basic needs based on their socio-economic vulnerabilities and capacities.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced and stateless people in Chile access protection according to their specific needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless people in Chile have access to the territory and protection mechanisms according to their specific needs; (2) Public policy and legal framework related to international protection and statelessness is in line with international and regional standards.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Forcibly displaced people meet their basic needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced people have access to social protection and basic services.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Forcibly displaced people integrate and develop in their communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Peaceful coexistence to facilitate inclusion is enhanced; (2) Forcibly displaced people have improved access to livelihoods opportunities; (3) Forcibly displaced people have the option of settling in Chile via resettlement, family reunification and complementary pathways.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Forcibly displaced and stateless people in the Southern Cone are integrated and contribute to their host communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Host communities and systems enable the social and economic inclusion and participation of forcibly displaced and stateless people in the Southern Cone; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless people have the option to settle in the Southern Cone via resettlement and complementary pathways.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Argentina (Government of)Argentina for UNHCRCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)United States Department of StateUruguay (Government of)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBuenos Aires (BMP)Buenos Aires (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office-34.5987 -58.3826Santiago (BN)Santiago (NO)UNHCR National Office-33.4750 -70.6475AricaAricaUNHCR Field Unit-18.4806 -70.3008AntofagastaAntofagastaUNHCR Field Unit-23.6515 -70.3975IquiqueUNHCR Field Unit-20.2304 -70.1413Montevideo (BN)Montevideo (NO)UNHCR National Office-34.8990 -56.1810Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryChild ProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceResettlement and Complementary PathwaysStatus DeterminationWell-Being and Basic NeedsChild Protection Protection Policy and LawSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsVenezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 20255599450755994507539206Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida33305European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection571428United States Department of State1050946United States Department of State200000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)1249054United States Department of State38476054Argentina for UNHCR60455776Argentina for UNHCR52955790Argentina for UNHCR9025United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)1000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1098900European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection52363137Argentina for UNHCR53072358Argentina for UNHCR65527819Argentina for UNHCR66700461Argentina for UNHCR53550Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceArgentina (Government of)67536646Argentina for UNHCR69195526Argentina for UNHCR87865474Argentina for UNHCR86699182Argentina for UNHCR800000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection53550Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceArgentina (Government of)81852697Argentina for UNHCR61527323Argentina for UNHCR64256968Argentina for UNHCR100000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada64071591Argentina for UNHCR63313730Argentina for UNHCR199800European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection62559819Argentina for UNHCR263214United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)70189662Argentina for UNHCR500000Uruguay (Government of)74735813Argentina for UNHCR74595480Argentina for UNHCR74699186Argentina for UNHCR859169Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO3261769Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO8803481Total direct expenditure for 202512738955Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableIntended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes0=No1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate2=Moderate2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all3=Limited3=Limited2=Partially3=Limited1=FullyXM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-BRAHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Most refugees in Brazil come from Venezuela, through the northern state of Roraima, while other people in need of international protection arrive from countries like Afghanistan, Burkina Faso, Haiti, Iraq, Mali, Syria, and Ukraine - some of them through humanitarian visas. UNHCR provides protection and assistance, including emergency shelter and cash support, to vulnerable individuals and closely collaborates with Brazilian authorities for policy development, capacity building, and advocacy to ensure inclusive refugee policies. Additionally, UNHCR partners with civil society, including refugee-led organizations, the private sector, academia, and development actors to enhance access to rights and self-reliance opportunities for refugees and others in need of international protection. Explore the Portuguese website to access additional information and UNHCR's news and stories related to Brazil. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Brazil for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Brésil pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced people access protection in Brazil and fully exercise their rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless people have access to territory, registration, documentation and timely referral to protection and humanitarian assistance, and refoulement is prevented; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless people have access to status determination through a strengthened asylum system in compliance with national legislation and international instruments.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Forcibly displaced people meet their basic needs and reduce their vulnerability. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless people have access to cash assistance, in-kind assistance and/or public services; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless people have access to adequate and timely shelter assistance.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Forcibly displaced people participate in decision-making processes, as well as in the setting and implementation of UNHCR programs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless people, including the LGBTIQ+ community, have access to services, regardless of their sex, sexual orientation or gender identity, and receive timely and appropriate support to acts of gender-based violence; while authorities, UNHCR and civil society actors contribute to the prevention and risk mitigation of gender-based violence; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless people and host community groups are actively engaged in developing community protection, assistance and solutions, including in favour of peaceful coexistence; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless people at heightened risk or with specific needs, including children, LGBTIQ+ people, persons with disabilities, elderly people, and others, have access to timely protection, assistance, and solutions; (4) Indigenous forcibly displaced and stateless people have access to culturally appropriate protection, assistance and solutions and participate in the development of differentiated policies.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Forcibly displaced people attain durable solutions through voluntary internal relocation, resettlement and complementary pathways and socio-economic inclusion. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) National and local policies and programmes facilitate socio-economic integration of forcibly displaced and stateless people; (2) Resettlement and complementary pathways programmes are promoted and developed in Brazil as a receiving country; (3) Voluntary internal relocation is available to a higher and more diverse number of forcibly displaced and stateless people in coordination with authorities and civil society organizations.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentCanada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionGermany (Government of)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanPrivate donorsSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK for UNHCRUN Pooled FundsUnited States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBrasiliaBrasiliaUNHCR Country Office-15.7797 -47.9297ManausManausUNHCR Field Office-3.1223 -60.0146São PauloSão PauloUNHCR Field Office-23.5729 -46.6901Boa VistaBoa VistaUNHCR Sub-Office2.8321 -60.6972ParacaimaParacaimaUNHCR Field Unit4.4743 -61.1477BelemBelemUNHCR Field Unit-1.4481 -48.4820Porto AlegreUNHCR Field Unit-30.0332 -51.2207Material relief assistance and servicesGender Based ViolenceEmergency Shelter and NFIProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceStatus DeterminationAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceWell-Being and Basic NeedsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentResettlement and Complementary PathwaysSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSustainable Housing and SettlementsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualitySecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsVenezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 20255247333647113494504056Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida154500UN Pooled Funds515000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2640120Canada (Government of)1186513United States Department of State913488United States Department of State199960Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors165181Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors104250000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan178097Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors396904UN Pooled Funds333000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada499500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection261734Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors285744Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors311066Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors911470USA for UNHCR340493Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors374649Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3UK for UNHCR315836Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1882Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)3327Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors28232Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors600000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1029749Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida25000Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development102085USA for UNHCR10129Goods in-kind contribution of Home FurnishingsPrivate donors68322Services in-kind contribution of Logistics ServicesPrivate donors139189Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors105000Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR145315Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors144175Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors149076Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors152253Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors145379Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors931875Germany (Government of)167111Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors147858Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors161465Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3300Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesPrivate donors3909136Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO10652251Total direct expenditure for 202513906158Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all1=FullyXM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-CANHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Canada for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Canada pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): People we serve have access to fair and efficient asylum in Canada. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Canada's asylum system meets international protection standards and maintains best practices; (2) Favourable public attitudes towards asylum and asylum-seekers are maintained.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): People UNHCR serves benefit from an improved protection environment globally through Canadian support. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Increased Canadian support and diversified, flexible funding responds to the needs of displaced people globally; (2) The Canadian Government has a leadership role in addressing global displacement.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): An increased number of refugees globally benefit from Canadian solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Admissions for people UNHCR serves are increased through economic programmes; (2) Barriers to student visas for refugees are removed; (3) Family class programmes are more accessible for refugees; (4) Humanitarian immigration levels for people we serve are increased.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseOttawaOttawaUNHCR Country Office45.4195 -75.7014MontrealMontréalUNHCR Field Unit45.5067 -73.5627TorontoTorontoUNHCR Field Unit43.6670 -79.4170VancouverVancouverUNHCR Field Unit49.2500 -123.1330Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEarly RecoveryProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals310951030327003529725Total direct expenditure for 20251981410Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-COLHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Despite ongoing peace negotiations, clashes between armed groups persist, resulting in the increased internal forced displacement of 6.9 million people and community confinement. UNHCR's efforts include supporting conflict-affected communities in their efforts to return, relocate, and formalize urban settlements. Colombia also hosts nearly 3 million Venezuelan refugees and migrants, with approximately 2.4 million benefiting from a Temporary Protection Status. Progress has been made in their regularization, but achieving full socio-economic integration and self-reliance remains challenging. In December 2023, Colombia co-hosted the second Global Refugee Forum, providing an opportunity to share its experiences in peacebuilding, solutions, social protection, and inclusion. Explore the Spanish website to access additional information and UNHCR's news and stories related to Colombia. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Colombia for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Colombie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced and stateless people access a fair and efficient protection system, in line with universal and regional standards, that guarantees their rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) People who have been forced to flee can access the territory without being returned; (2) Registration, documentation, and asylum processes, as well as temporary protection permit status are effective and accessible to people in need of international protection; (3) The implementation of the legal framework and policy is improved and decentralized, and public programmes are developed to strengthen the protection system and access to rights with an age, gender, and diversity approach; (4) The risks of gender-based violence are reduced and gender-based violence survivors have adequate, timely and quality access to multisectoral services; (5) Forcibly displaced and stateless children are protected from all forms of violence, exploitation, abuse, and discrimination, and have access to the child protection system and friendly procedures; (6) Forcibly displaced people are protected from the effects of armed conflict and other forms of violence and exploitation.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Forcibly displaced and stateless people effectively meet their immediate and specific basic protection needs with a human right, age, gender and diversity and environmental approaches. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Sufficient and efficient orientation and activation response mechanisms coordinated and articulated institutional response, and support of humanitarian, civil society and other relevant actors ensure that the affected population has timely and adequate access to services and assistance.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): People under UNHCR’s mandate and communities effectively exercise their right to participate in decision-making processes that affect their lives with a human rights-based and an age, gender, and diversity approach. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Civic spaces are expanded, and forcibly displaced people and communities are empowered and have strengthened self-protection mechanisms and autonomous self-management mechanisms; (2) Peaceful coexistence and community leadership increases integration and resilience in communities and decreases discrimination and xenophobia.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): People who have been forced to flee find the most appropriate solution to their situation with effective enjoyment of their rights achieving full inclusion. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Government and private sector ensure access of forcibly displaced and stateless people to decent work and sustainable livelihoods, social dialogue, and social protection systems; (2) Durable solutions are accessible to people in need of international protection with specific protection needs who cannot locally integrate in Colombia; (3) Forcibly displaced people and host communities in urban and rural contexts have access to solutions process through an area-based approach.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Argentina for UNHCRAustralia for UNHCRCanada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPrivate donorsRepublic of KoreaSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUN Pooled FundsUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations Development Coordination OfficeUnited States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseApartadóApartadòUNHCR Field Office7.8864 -76.6359BarrancabermejaBarrancabermejaUNHCR Field Unit7.0704 -73.8642BogotaBogotáUNHCR Country Office4.6571 -74.0609Puerto AsísPuerto AsísUNHCR Field Office0.5276 -76.5128SincelejoSincelejoUNHCR Field Unit9.3069 -75.3919BarranquillaBarranquillaUNHCR Sub-Office10.9980 -74.7994PastoPastoUNHCR Field Office1.2302 -77.2843CaliCaliUNHCR Sub-Office3.4569 -76.5224CúcutaCúcutaUNHCR Sub-Office7.8914 -72.5030QuibdóQuibdòUNHCR Field Office5.6910 -76.6538MocoaMocoaUNHCR Field Unit1.1486 -76.6191BucaramangaBucaramangaUNHCR Sub-Office7.1188 -73.1220Altos de CazucáAltos de CazucáUNHCR Field Office4.5728 -74.1809VillavicencioVillavicencioUNHCR Field Office4.1578 -73.6355MedellínMedellínUNHCR Sub-Office6.2127 -75.5697AraucaAraucaUNHCR Field Office7.0839 -70.7619San LorenzoSan LorenzoUNHCR Field Unit1.2885 -78.8355BuenaventuraBuenaventuraUNHCR Field Unit3.8821 -77.0708San José del GuaviarSan José del GuaviareUNHCR Field Unit2.5667 -72.6333NeivaNeivaUNHCR Field Office2.9287 -75.2841FlorenciaFlorenciaUNHCR Field Office1.6163 -75.6128RiohachaRiohachaUNHCR Field Office11.5291 -72.9123IpialesIpialesUNHCR Field Unit0.8255 -77.6412BogotaBogota FOUNHCR Field Office4.6571 -74.0609PopayánPopayánUNHCR Field Unit2.4419 -76.6060MaicaoMaicaoUNHCR Field Unit11.3779 -72.2389MonteríaMonteríaUNHCR Field Unit8.7507 -75.8780BucaramangaBucaramangaUNHCR Field Unit7.1113 -73.1177PereiraPereiraPereiraUNHCR Field Unit4.8151 -75.7163GuapiUNHCR Field Unit2.5714 -77.8876Material relief assistance and servicesGender Based ViolenceProtectionChild ProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceSexual and Gender-based ViolenceSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsChild Protection Resettlement and Complementary PathwaysLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationWell-Being and Basic NeedsStatus DeterminationProtection Policy and LawSafety and Access to JusticeCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsColombia Necesidades Humanitarias y Plan de Respuesta 2025Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2025118260199107680435100000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg474290Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida130339Canada (Government of)500000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)600000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)285716United States Department of State2644244United States Department of State500000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)2255755United States Department of State38340España con ACNUR (Public Sources)406310España con ACNUR (Public Sources)6000España con ACNUR18000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)2000España con ACNUR1000000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)182571Canada (Government of)1498500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2350000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments650000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada600000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)125000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)299700European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection379032Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors25000United Nations Development Coordination Office267865UN Pooled Funds1000000Republic of Korea868500USA for UNHCR2000España con ACNUR400000Germany - Federal Foreign Office1043252Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida500000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)1333333Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan404025UN Pooled Funds125563Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea5000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)96500USA for UNHCR444144España con ACNUR (Public Sources)6000España con ACNUR18000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)10UK for UNHCR1023Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors850000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada125000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)446Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1798200European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection313Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors7300000OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds253Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors900000Germany - Federal Foreign Office115Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors524Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors140060España con ACNUR (Public Sources)8559140Argentina for UNHCR20166Switzerland for UNHCR2101UK for UNHCR47545UK for UNHCR6668Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1300000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)7000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)342000Argentina for UNHCR55003Australia for UNHCR2885Switzerland for UNHCR750000España con ACNUR4377Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1113523Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO8626432Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO24003343Total direct expenditure for 202531972864Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationBaseline data is not availableStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionBaseline data is not availablePreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=Partially2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-CRIHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Since 2018, the country has hosted over 300,000 Nicaraguans seeking asylum. This increase in asylum claims has placed significant pressure on the asylum system and essential services. Costa Rica has also become a transit country for persons in mixed movements, particularly in 2023. Most of these people arrive in dire conditions with urgent humanitarian and protection needs. UNHCR works with local authorities to enhance the asylum system to ensure access to the territory, proper documentation, work permits, and fast and fair decisions. UNHCR participates in the response to mixed movements in coordination with IOM and other UN agencies and implements the Safe Mobility initiative to provide lawful pathways to the United States and Spain. Explore the Spanish website to access additional information and UNHCR's news and stories related to Costa Rica. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Costa Rica for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Costa Rica pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees and stateless people enjoy unrestricted legal and physical protection in Costa Rica. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) An increasing number of refugees and stateless people access documentation through a more efficient, accessible and fair international protection system, or through other legal stay arrangements; (2) Authorities and communities facilitate non-discriminatory access to protection services for refugees and stateless people; (3) The Government, communities, the UN System and other relevant actors respond effectively and in a timely manner to emergency situations affecting refugees and/or stateless persons.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): A growing number of refugees and stateless people integrate into their communities and meet their needs in a sustainable manner and on an equal footing with nationals - in Costa Rica or in a third country. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) The local community includes and recognizes the contributions of refugees and stateless people; (2) Refugees have better access to resettlement or other complementary pathways; (3) Refugees and stateless people have effective access to decent work, social security, financial services, education, health, housing and social protection.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsUnited Nations World Food Programme (WFP)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseSan JoséSan JoséUNHCR Country Office9.9410 -84.1132UpalaUNHCR Field Office10.8991 -85.0129San José (FU)San José (FU)UNHCR Field Unit9.9410 -84.1132Paso CanoasUNHCR Field Unit8.5326 -82.8386Los ChilesUNHCR Field Unit11.0334 -84.7156Material relief assistance and servicesEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceWell-Being and Basic NeedsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentResettlement and Complementary PathwaysLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSafety and Access to JusticeSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsVenezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 20254042664736719632480153Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida285714United States Department of State1118729United States Department of State1081271United States Department of State400000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1000000Canada (Government of)12780United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)220000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada2021500United States Department of State88519European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments3124000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments843828Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental596370Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1943745Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO9169518Total direct expenditure for 202512262145Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysBaseline data is not availableNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-ECUHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Due to its geographical position and its historical solidarity towards forcibly displaced people, Ecuador is a country of destination, transit, and origin of mixed movements from several countries. Ecuador is home to one of the largest refugee populations in the region – mainly from neighbouring Colombia – and to the fourth-largest community of Venezuelan refugees and migrants in Latin America. UNHCR works with authorities, civil society, other UN Agencies, as well as partners and the private sector to help refugees, asylum-seekers, other people forced to flee, and their hosts thrive in Ecuador. This includes facilitating access to the asylum and other protection procedures, providing key information on services, rights, obligations and assistance, and supporting an environment conducive to the social and economic inclusion of people forced to flee. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Ecuador for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Équateur pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced people receive protection according to international standards and in line with their rights and specific needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced people are timely identified and referred to protection services; (2) Forcibly displaced people have access to fair and efficient refugee status determination procedures; (3) Gender-based violence survivors have access to specialized protection responses in a safe environment; (4) Unaccompanied, separated or at-risk children and adolescents have access to efficient protection responses; (5) Forcibly displaced people have access to the justice system, legal services and state protection mechanism; (6) Host communities and forcibly displaced people develop strategies to mitigate violence and insecurity risks; (7) Forcibly displaced people have access to alternative migration pathways and documentation that supports their local integration.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Most vulnerable forcibly displaced people are able to cover their basic needs and access rights, including health and education. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced families improve access to basic needs and relevant services; (2) The emergency response to forcibly displaced persons is relevant and efficient, including climate change actions, and mitigation of violence and insecurity risks; (3) Forcibly displaced people improve their access to primary health care services, and especially to maternal and child health, sexual and reproductive health and mental health and psychosocial support; (4) Vulnerable children and adolescents have improved access to, stay in school, and completion of primary and secondary education in a safe and inclusive environment.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Forcibly displaced people achieve self-reliance and progressively find durable solutions in resilient and cohesive communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Inclusive community-based networks are strengthened to mitigate protection, security and environmental risks and facilitate social cohesion; (2) Forcibly displaced people improve their ability to generate income in conditions of safety and dignity and are integrated into local socioeconomic networks; (3) An increased number of forcibly displaced people are resettled through strengthened and efficient mechanisms; (4) Needs of forcibly displaced people and host communities are addressed within development agendas and included in social protection programs and policies; (5) Public opinion and host communities have a more inclusive approach of forcibly displaced people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEcuador (Government of)European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionInter-American Development BankPrivate donorsRepublic of KoreaSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)United Nations Peacebuilding FundUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseOficina de PaísQuitoUNHCR Country Office-0.1985 -78.4815Lago AgrioLago AgrioLago AgrioUNHCR Field Unit0.0871 -76.8911IbarraIbarraIbarraUNHCR Field Office0.3442 -78.1314IbarraIbarraIbarraUNHCR Sub-Office0.3442 -78.1314EsmeraldasEsmeraldasEsmeraldasUNHCR Field Unit0.9891 -79.6551PichinchaSanto DomingoUNHCR Field Unit-0.2472 -79.1868CuencaUnidad de Terreno de CuencaUNHCR Field Unit-2.9104 -79.0027TulcánTulcánUNHCR Field Unit0.7973 -77.7323Quito (Pichincha)Sub-Oficina Sierra CentroUNHCR Sub-Office-0.1785 -78.4745GuayaquilSub-Oficina del SurUNHCR Field Unit-2.1602 -79.8976GuayaquilSub-Oficina del SurUNHCR Sub-Office-2.1602 -79.8976HuaquillasOficina de terreno de HuaquillasUNHCR Field Unit-3.4978 -80.2179AmbatoUnidad de Terreno de AmbatoUNHCR Field Unit-1.2622 -78.6394AmbatoUnidad de Terreno de AmbatoUNHCR Field Unit-1.2622 -78.6394MantaUnidad de Terreno de MantaUNHCR Field Unit-0.9419 -80.7328Quito (Solanda)UNHCR Field Office-0.2683 -78.5397Material relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducationEarly RecoveryProtectionGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIHealthHumanitarian AssistanceResettlement and Complementary PathwaysEducationStatus DeterminationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Safety and Access to JusticeSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsWell-Being and Basic NeedsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationHealthy Lives Attaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsVenezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 20257330000065120775281203Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida1695018United States Department of State250000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)1304982United States Department of State4100000United States Department of State23Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1798200European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection333000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada357840Ecuador (Government of)99900European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2199000United States Department of State1466000United States Department of State215000Ecuador (Government of)52899Republic of Korea844Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors682500United Nations Peacebuilding Fund350000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada55000Inter-American Development Bank1598402European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection94Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5947101Republic of Korea14Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors109Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors498449Ecuador (Government of)2318429Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1569496Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO12232062Total direct expenditure for 202515850926Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate1=Extensive2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-GTMHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)To address the needs of people in mixed movements and identify those with international protection needs, UNHCR has established six field offices located in critical transit points as they share borders with Mexico, Honduras, and El Salvador. UNHCR collaborates closely with the government and civil society organizations to ensure access to territory, documentation, protection referral mechanisms, international protection solutions, basic services, and urgent needs for refugees, asylum-seekers, and Guatemalans at risk. Additionally, UNHCR and its partners operate in five Migrant and Refugee Assistance Centres to cover entry and exit borders and transit routes and reinforce the national response to people in mixed movements by identifying persons with international protection needs and providing solutions. Explore the Spanish website to access additional information and UNHCR's news and stories related to Guatemala. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Guatemala for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Guatemala pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): All people under UNHCR’s mandate have safe and effective access to protection systems, asylum and justice. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Enhanced government capacities ensure access to territory and documentation, reduce risk of refoulement and facilitate access to services; (2) Government has effective registration and refugee status determination (RSD) procedures in place to ensure access to fair and efficient asylum procedures according to international standards; (3) National legal framework, public policies, administrative and judiciary practices are in accordance with human rights, international protection and forced displacement standards.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): People under UNHCR’s mandate enjoy fundamental rights and meet their basic and specific protection needs in a safe environment. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced or unaccompanied children at risk have access to national child protection systems; (2) Food, water and basic services are available to people under UNHCR’s mandate in a safe environment; (3) People under UNHCR’s mandate have access to adequate emergency shelter and safe housing; (4) People under UNHCR’s mandate have access to health services; (5) People under UNHCR’s mandate have access to primary and secondary education, as well as additional/higher/tertiary education, through the inclusion into the national education system.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): People under UNHCR’s mandate of different ages, gender and diversity are active and productive members in empowered communities, and live violence free lives. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Gender-based violence affecting people under UNHCR’s mandate is prevented and, when it occurs, receives a comprehensive response in a timely, effective and safe manner; (2) People under UNHCR’s mandate are meaningful actors of their own protection and solutions, creating conditions for equal enjoyment of rights through representation in management, coordination and leadership structures.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): People under UNHCR’s mandate become self-reliant and achieve local integration and those at risk and with specific protection needs have access to resettlement and complementary pathways. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Decent market-based employment or self-employment are accessible to people under UNHCR’s mandate to generate income; (2) Resettlement, in-country processing and complementary pathways programmes are strengthened to effectively respond to people under UNHCR’s mandate with specific protection needs; (3) The government at national and local level increases its capacity to include people under UNHCR’s mandate in social policies and programmes.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPrivate donorsRepublic of KoreaSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseCantabalCantabalUNHCR Field Unit15.9875 -90.7793CobanCobanUNHCR Field Unit15.4660 -90.3760FloresFloresUNHCR Field Unit16.9310 -89.8860GuatemalaGuatemalaUNHCR Country Office14.5991 -90.5085HuehuetenangoHuehuetenangoUNHCR Field Unit15.3220 -91.4700Santa Cruz BarillasSanta Cruz BarillasUNHCR Field Unit15.7850 -91.3710PetenPetenUNHCR Field Unit16.9303 -89.8825Puerto BarriosPuerto BarriosUNHCR Field Unit15.7245 -88.5923EsquipulasEsquipulasUNHCR Field Unit14.5654 -89.3519Tecun UmanTecun UmanUNHCR Field Unit14.6790 -92.1430Guatemala City (FO)UNHCR Field Office14.5892 -90.5215Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesGender Based ViolenceEarly RecoveryProtectionHealthChild ProtectionEducationEmergency Shelter and NFIHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawWell-Being and Basic NeedsLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceSustainable Housing and SettlementsStatus DeterminationHealthy Lives Child Protection EducationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsGuatemala Necesidades Humanitarias y Plan de Respuesta 20253789364328897310225000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)904009United States Department of State935945United States Department of State695990United States Department of State2445764United States Department of State450000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada13845United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)1000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1137000United States Department of State250000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)124259Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea270Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors723Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors262Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors235Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1400000OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds201Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors216Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors249Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors125Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors108Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors263067Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1656879Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO8526623Total direct expenditure for 202510007271Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate1=Extensive2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-HNDHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Honduras set an example in preventing and responding to internal displacement with the ground-breaking Law for the Prevention, Care, and Protection of internally displaced persons, which came into effect in April 2023. UNHCR offers technical support for implementing the law and pursues preventive, protective, humanitarian, and solutions-based actions for forced displacement. The country experiences a growing number of individuals in mixed movements entering, transiting, and leaving its territory, including asylum seekers, refugees, and returnees, some of whom require international protection. Explore the Spanish website to access additional information and UNHCR's news and stories related to Honduras. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Honduras for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Honduras pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, forcibly displaced people and those at risk of displacement benefit from a comprehensive protection mechanism. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced people have access to the territory in conditions of dignified reception, fair and efficient refugee status determination procedures and facilitated documentation; (2) Rights of forcibly displaced people are recognized and guaranteed through the national legal framework and public policies.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Forcibly displaced people and those at risk of displacement meet their basic needs in a safe environment. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced people have clear and effective responses to protect their lives, safety, liberty and integrity and access to humanitarian assistance.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Forcibly displaced people and those at risk of displacement are able to mitigate the differentiate impact of violence. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Victims and people at risk of gender violence (GV) access protection services, including safe spaces, and communities are actively involved in prevention, risk mitigation and response to the differentiated impact of violence; (2) Children and adolescents, displaced and at-risk of displacement, have access to a child protection system and are safe in the place where they live, learn and play; (3) Communities and people at risk have community self-protection strategies and access to inclusive and effective participation mechanisms.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Forcibly displaced people and those at risk of displacement access solutions that contribute to break the violence cycle and forced displacement. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) The State coordinates with public and private actors to promote the socio-economic inclusion of displaced people; (2) Forcibly displaced people and people at risk of displacement have access to resettlement mechanisms and complementary pathways, such as durable solutions in third countries.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaInternational Organization for Migration (IOM)OCHA Country Based Pooled FundsSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)UN Pooled FundsUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations Peacebuilding FundUnited Nations World Food Programme (WFP)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseSan Pedro SulaSan Pedro SulaUNHCR Field Office15.5056 -88.0216San Pedro SulaSan Pedro SulaUNHCR Field Unit15.5056 -88.0216TegucigalpaTegucigalpaUNHCR Country Office14.0989 -87.2031OcotepequeOcotepequeUNHCR Field Unit14.4333 -89.1858CholutecaCholutecaUNHCR Field Unit13.2960 -87.1901Tegucigalpa (FU)UNHCR Field Unit14.0989 -87.2031DanliUNHCR Field Unit14.0320 -86.5703North CoastUNHCR Field Unit15.7533 -86.6823Material relief assistance and servicesGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionProtectionEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIHumanitarian AssistanceSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Well-Being and Basic NeedsResettlement and Complementary PathwaysProtection Policy and LawAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsHonduras Necesidades Humanitarias y Plan de Respuesta 20253069948723000000285714United States Department of State497223United States Department of State346160United States Department of State602777United States Department of State57247United States Department of State2045728United States Department of State400000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada9025United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)1350000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1188000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)921000United States Department of State250000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)734584Canada (Government of)500000International Organization for Migration (IOM)200000UN Pooled Funds4000000OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds600000United Nations Peacebuilding Fund786953Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental1302980Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1297540Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO7130570Total direct expenditure for 202510925673Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationBaseline data is not availableStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all1=Fully2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-MEXHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)In 2023, Mexico received an unprecedented 127,796 asylum applications, marking a 29% increase compared to the same period in 2022. This surge solidifies Mexico's position as a significant destination country for individuals seeking international protection in the Americas and a major transit area for those involved in the growing northbound mixed movements. UNHCR actively supports the Government of Mexico in its endeavors to safeguard the rights and well-being of those forced to flee their home countries. Our mission includes ensuring that individuals escaping violence and persecution can access protection and apply for asylum. Furthermore, UNHCR works towards promoting durable solutions, fostering local integration through close collaboration with partners and host communities. Explore the Spanish website to access additional information and UNHCR's news and stories related to Mexico. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Mexico for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Mexique pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced people are protected from refoulement and other protection risks through secure legal status and access to rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Effective compliance with international protection standards and migratory law and policy, guarantees access to territory for people in need of international protection; (2) People in need of international protection have access to territory, fair and efficient asylum procedures, and legal pathways for regularization, in line with international standards.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced people access protection according to their specific needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Protection systems and public policies address the needs of forcibly displaced people and ensure effective access to justice and comprehensive reparations for forcibly displaced people, including children and other with specific needs; (2) Gender-based violence (GBV) survivors with international protection needs receive timely response and specialized services and communities are actively engaged in GBV prevention and risk mitigation; (3) People have effective access to justice and comprehensive reparations; (4) Forcibly displaced people are engaged in an inclusive and transparent communication, participate meaningfully and inform decision-making processes, engaging with local communities; (5) The humanitarian response is well-coordinated between government, UN entities and host communities and complies with protection standards.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees, asylum-seekers and internally displaced people integrate effectively in their communities and rebuild their lives in Mexico and abroad. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced people effectively access documentation, public services and programmes, formal employment, social protection and financial services; (2) Refugees and asylum-seekers can access resettlement or complementary pathways according to their profiles and needs; (3) Forcibly displaced people access rights, services and socio-economic inclusion, as well as durable solutions including family reunification and naturalization.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanPrivate donorsSwitzerland for UNHCRUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUN Pooled FundsUnited Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)United States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseTijuanaTijuanaUNHCR Field Office32.4968 -116.9478CampecheCampecheUNHCR Field Unit19.8500 -90.5220ChetumalChetumalUNHCR Field Unit18.4990 -88.2870ComitanComitanUNHCR Field Unit16.2330 -92.1170MexicoMéxicoUNHCR Country Office19.4067 -99.1911MonterreyUNHCR Sub-Office25.7045 -100.3151AcayucanAcayucanUNHCR Field Unit17.9492 -94.9148TapachulaTapachulaUNHCR Field Office14.9068 -92.2607TapachulaTapachulaUNHCR Sub-Office14.9068 -92.2607VillahermosaVillahermosaVillahermosaUNHCR Field Unit17.9902 -92.9476SaltilloSaltilloUNHCR Field Unit25.4320 -100.9837Aguas CalientesAguas CalientesUNHCR Field Unit21.8858 -102.3263PalenquePalenqueUNHCR Field Unit17.5082 -91.9895Mexico (SO)México (SO)UNHCR Sub-Office19.4067 -99.1911Ciudad JuarezCiudad JuarezUNHCR Field Office31.6757 -106.4309GuadalajaraGuadalajaraUNHCR Field Unit20.6707 -103.3751QueretaroQueretaroUNHCR Field Unit20.6049 -100.4021TorreonTorreonUNHCR Field Unit25.5518 -103.4181CancunCancunUNHCR Field Unit21.1718 -86.8495LeonLeonUNHCR Field Unit21.1172 -101.6793PueblaPueblaUNHCR Field Unit19.0471 -98.1982San Luis PotosiSan Luis PotosiUNHCR Field Unit22.1587 -100.9866MexicaliMexicaliUNHCR Field Unit32.6444 -115.4442TenosiqueTenosiqueUNHCR Field Unit17.4756 -91.4225Tuxtla GutierrezUNHCR Sub-Office16.7529 -93.1437Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIGender Based ViolenceHumanitarian AssistanceSafety and Access to JusticeProtection Policy and LawResettlement and Complementary PathwaysWell-Being and Basic NeedsStatus DeterminationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsVenezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2025117942622997953891584955European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments965647Canada (Government of)1039408Canada (Government of)3597122Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan2712029United States Department of State14639United States Department of State2087972United States Department of State100000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada100000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada51576Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada56152Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors65058Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2500000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1098900European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection550000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1428960UN Pooled Funds35465Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors36110Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors37040Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1498500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection37119Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3538000United States Department of State48250USA for UNHCR63168Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors52498Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors290000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors37092Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors74086Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors81958Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors868500USA for UNHCR10000Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR96500USA for UNHCR57900USA for UNHCR38783Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)42017UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office35500USA for UNHCR20204Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors80327Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors35000Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR1998000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection35500USA for UNHCR38438Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors148830Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors35424Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200000Switzerland for UNHCR35017Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors36140Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors215000UN Pooled Funds40491Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3015000United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)38025Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1421Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors38597Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3397865Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental1358304Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO4708992Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO25058850Total direct expenditure for 202533918220Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseBaseline data is not availableCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=Partially2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-OOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)This activity shows details of other UNHCR Coordination Platform for the Americas including R4V, the Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela RMRP, the Quito Process, and the Comprehensive Regional Protection and Solutions Framework MIRPS.Cette activité présente les détails d'autres plateformes de coordination du HCR pour les Amériques, notamment R4V, le Plan régional de réponse aux réfugiés et aux migrants pour le Venezuela RMRP, le Processus de Quito et le Cadre régional complet de protection et de solutions MIRPS.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): UNHCR facilitates access to protection and solutions, in coordination and collaboration with a wide range of stakeholders, through a route-based approach. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Regional coordination mechanisms better promote protection and solutions through meaningful engagement of UNHCR as a lead and catalytic actor.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseThe AmericasPanamá (BR)Panamá (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau8.9969 -79.5792Relief co-ordination and support servicesHumanitarian AssistanceExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationSecuring Solutions17. Partnerships for the goals63056666305666719633Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida299700European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection117501Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental3124168Total direct expenditure for 20252940768Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-PANMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)The regional representation in Panama works in close collaboration with Governments, UN agencies, international and national NGOs, civil society as well as host communities, to help forcibly displaced people find safety and rebuild their lives. The office covers several humanitarian situations, including but not limited to the regional Venezuelan refugees and migrants situation in Panama, Trinidad and Tobago, Aruba, Curaçao, and Guyana; the Nicaraguan refugees and asylum seekers situation in Panama, the Colombian refugees and asylum seekers situation in Panama, and the refugees and asylum seekers situation in Belize, Cuba, Suriname and Nicaragua. This activity shows details of the UNHCR Panama regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Cette activité montre les détails de Panama représentation régionale du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Le représentation régionale de Panama coordonne les activités à Aruba, au Belize, à Cuba, à Curaçao, au Guyana, à Panama, Trinité-et-Tobago et couvre également le Suriname sans présence dans ce dernier. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced and stateless people access comprehensive protection. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless people have unhindered access to the territory; to a fair and equitable asylum process in line with international standards, including registration; and can obtain legal status.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Forcibly displaced and stateless people achieve the most appropriate durable solution in safety and dignity. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Risk of gender-based violence is mitigated and survivors have access to the support they need to build resilience; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless people have access to humanitarian support to meet their basic needs while working towards solutions; (3) Opportunities for resettlement are increased for people in need of international protection most at risk; (4) People in need of international protection are included in national systems and access their rights to work, social protection, education, and health.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanPostcode Lottery NetherlandsPrivate donorsSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)UK for UNHCRUN WomenUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)United States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseOranjestad (BN)Oranjestad (NO)UNHCR National Office12.5223 -70.0328Belmopan (BN)Belmopan (NO)UNHCR National Office17.2660 -88.7890HavanaLa HavaneUNHCR Field Unit23.1333 -82.3668Willemstad (BN)Willemstad (NO)UNHCR National Office12.1092 -68.9333Georgetown (BN)Georgetown (NO)UNHCR National Office6.8020 -58.1670YavizaYavizaUNHCR Field Unit8.1885 -77.6861Panamá (BMP)Panamá (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office9.0029 -79.5172MetetiUNHCR Field Office8.5009 -77.9730MetetiUNHCR Field Unit8.5009 -77.9730Port of Spain (BN)Port of Spain (NO)UNHCR National Office10.6610 -61.5192Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIGender Based ViolenceHumanitarian AssistanceResettlement and Complementary PathwaysAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsWell-Being and Basic NeedsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsVenezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 20255344295766760029605992Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida798368Postcode Lottery Netherlands56100European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection31833Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)850721United States Department of State666724United States Department of State318027United States Department of State100000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)434994United States Department of State733276United States Department of State1800000United States Department of State400000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada5325United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)230000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada369630European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection92000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection122080European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1068900United States Department of State62936Goods in-kind contribution of IT EquipmentUSA for UNHCR666666Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan3UK for UNHCR28UK for UNHCR699302European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4500Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesPrivate donors12000UN Women2000000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)650000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs110UK for UNHCR100000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors83000Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental886704Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1879832Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO11698900Total direct expenditure for 202512888063Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=No0=No0=No0=No0=No0=No0=No1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all4=Not at all1=Fully2=Partially4=Not at all2=Partially2=Partially4=Not at all4=Not at allXM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-PERHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)There are over 1.5 million forcibly displaced from Venezuela residing in Peru. Since 2018, UNHCR has been addressing the escalating needs of refugees, asylum-seekers, migrants, and the local population. UNHCR, in close collaboration with the government, UN agencies, and its partners, implements interventions in Lima and eight regions of the country, providing humanitarian assistance and protection at national, regional, and local levels. Explore the Spanish website to access additional information and UNHCR's news and stories related to Peru. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Peru for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Pérou pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced people have access to the territory and to fair, and efficient protection systems that effectively address their specific needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Government institutions enhance the management of asylum procedures, implement alternative stay mechanisms, and issue documentation certifying the migratory status of forcibly displaced people; (2) Government and NGOs strengthen their capacity to prevent, mitigate, and respond to gender-based violence; (3) Government and NGOs strengthen their capacity to adhere to child protection standards.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Forcibly displaced people meet their basic needs and access specialized services with dignity. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced people have access to assistance and services that meet their basic needs, while addressing gaps in State protection services.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): An increasing number of forcibly displaced people are self-reliant, able to support their families, and actively engaged in social participation within their communities, particularly in advancing gender equality. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) The capacity of Venezuelan and Peruvian vulnerable communities to address the main integration challenges of asylum-seekers and refugees has been improved; (2) Forcibly displaced people have access to decent employment opportunities and financial services; (3) Public, media, and donors recognize the severity of the situation and the potential for the integration of asylum-seekers, refugees, and forcibly displaced individuals in Peru. They actively support UNHCR’s leadership role in advocating for and protecting their rights.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Forcibly displaced people have access to third-country solutions, including resettlement and diversified complementary pathways, in accordance with their specific needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) UNHCR and its partners strengthen their capacity enabling more efficient procedures for resettlement and complementary pathways.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionInternational Organization for Migration (IOM)Private donorsRepublic of KoreaSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)United Nations Peacebuilding FundUnited Nations World Food Programme (WFP)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseLimaLimaUNHCR Country Office-12.1250 -77.0327TacnaTacnaUNHCR Field Unit-18.0074 -70.2479TumbesTumbesUNHCR Field Office-3.5645 -80.4566CuscoCuscoUNHCR Field Unit-13.5250 -71.9722ArequipaArequipaUNHCR Field Unit-16.4180 -71.5320Lima (FO)Lima (FU)UNHCR Field Office-12.1250 -77.0328Lima (FO)Lima (FU)UNHCR Field Unit-12.1250 -77.0328Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Resettlement and Complementary PathwaysExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationWell-Being and Basic NeedsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsVenezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 202570491823704748231774961Canada (Government of)912399Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada29894Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)362319Republic of Korea1582016United States Department of State319128United States Department of State250000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)10000United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)1217983United States Department of State168555Canada (Government of)999000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection6497International Organization for Migration (IOM)4067United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)70119Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea13137681Republic of Korea20000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)600000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection71281Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea472500United Nations Peacebuilding Fund350000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada299701European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection387500United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)114286Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors203313Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental969657Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO3229259Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO9843971Total direct expenditure for 202515184740Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate1=Extensive2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesBaseline data is not availableNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-SLVHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)El Salvador has a historical backdrop of violence, leading to both internal and external displacement. Evolving public security dynamics present opportunities for devising medium and long-term solutions, particularly in communities historically affected by gang violence and territorial control. The growing mixed population flows across countries in northern Central America add additional complexities to the human mobility landscape, requiring enhanced coordination for protection-oriented responses. El Salvador is committed to identifying and addressing protection and solutions for refugees, internally displaced people, returnees with protection needs, and stateless individuals. UNHCR's 2023-2026 Strategy is grounded in ongoing assessments of existing needs and progress to protect, assist, and find solutions for the people they engage with. UNHCR seeks to actively engage, empower, inform, and solicit the views of individuals in decisions affecting their lives, acting as catalysts for greater equality and social cohesion. Explore the Spanish website to access additional information and UNHCR's news and stories related to El Salvador. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in El Salvador for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Salvador pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced people fully enjoy their rights and obtain protection. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Asylum-seekers have access to a fair and efficient refugee status determination procedure and have their asylum claims determined in a fair and timely manner; (2) Rights of forcibly displaced people are recognized and guaranteed in the national legal framework and public policies.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Forcibly displaced people meet their basic needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Gender-based violence survivors have adequate and timely access to specialized services, and communities are actively engaged in prevention and risk mitigation activities; (2) Forcibly displaced children are included in national child protection systems and have access to child friendly procedures and services, including best interest procedures; (3) Forcibly displaced people access efficient and effective national protecion services and humanitarian responses.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Forcibly displaced people are empowered, informed and are meaningful actors of their own protection and solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Strengthened community structures promote inclusion and effective participation for the enjoyment of their rights.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Forcibly displaced people find solutions to their situation and become self-reliant, while also contributing to the development and resilience of their communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced people have access to livelihoods and economic inclusion opportunities; (2) People at heightened risk are identified, referred, submitted, and processed for solutions in another country through strengthened and efficient mechanisms; (3) Forcibly displaced people access programmes advancing solutions to displacement.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaEspaña con ACNUROCHA Country Based Pooled FundsRepublic of KoreaSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseSan SalvadorSan SalvadorUNHCR Country Office13.7030 -89.2030Material relief assistance and servicesGender Based ViolenceEarly RecoveryChild ProtectionProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIHumanitarian AssistanceSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsProtection Policy and LawSexual and Gender-based ViolenceStatus DeterminationChild Protection Well-Being and Basic NeedsResettlement and Complementary PathwaysCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalitiesEl Salvador Necesidades Humanitarias y Plan de Respuesta 20252856468022000000225000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)285715United States Department of State158219United States Department of State384728United States Department of State179625España con ACNUR341781United States Department of State66327United States Department of State350000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1000080Canada (Government of)650000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada857000United States Department of State250000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)116657Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea2000000OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds459321Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental901125Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1128102Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO6102824Total direct expenditure for 20257612912Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=Partially3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-USAMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)In addition to the United States, the UNHCR’s regional representation in Washington covers 18 Caribbean States and overseas territories: Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Barbados, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Haiti, Jamaica, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines; the British overseas territories of Anguilla, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Montserrat, and Turks and Caicos Islands; and the Dutch overseas territory of the Kingdom of the Netherlands Sint Maarten. The MCO maintains relationships on global, regional, and domestic refugee and statelessness issues with key government partners and counterparts, including the Department of State, Department of Homeland Security, and Department of Justice. It also engages with relevant Congressional committees and staff. The staff closely collaborates with US NGOs, particularly on resettlement. The operation supports access to protection and solutions in the US by providing information on asylum laws, policies, and procedures, especially to asylum-seekers in immigration detention, NGOs, legal aid attorneys, and the public. Additionally, the office monitors detention conditions and asylum access at the US southern border, engaging in advocacy on statelessness issues in the US. Through its presence in the Dominican Republic, the office provides protection and solutions for Haitian and Venezuelan refugees, including a resettlement program, and advocates for solutions for statelessness. In Haiti, UNHCR contributes to the protection response for internally displaced persons fleeing gang violence through small-scale community-based protection initiatives. In The Bahamas, UNHCR supports the government in efforts to develop the national asylum system and strengthen emergency response preparedness. Explore the UNHCR.org website to access additional information, news and stories related to the US regional representation. This activity shows details of the UNHCR United States America regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. The United States of America regional representation coordinates activities in the Dominican Republic, Haïti, and in the United States of America.Cette activité montre les détails des États-Unis d'Amérique représentation régionale du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Le représentation régionale des États-Unis d'Amérique coordonne les activités à Aruba, au Belize, à Cuba, à Curaçao, au Guyana, à Panama, Trinité-et-Tobago et couvre également le Suriname sans présence dans ce dernier.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees, asylum-seekers, and stateless persons are protected and able to exercise their rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Asylum-seekers can enter the territory, and access registration and humane reception facilities; (2) Forcibly displaced people have timely access to status determination and national asylum systems and capacities are strengthened; (3) National law, policy and practice related to asylum and statelessness is brought in line with international standards; (4) Children of concern have access to child friendly procedures and services, incl. best interest procedures, and their rights are fulfilled; (5) Forcibly displaced and stateless people have effective access to legal remedies and justice; (6) Processes and systems are in place to ensure effective programme management and enhance strategic, evidence-based planning, implementation, reporting, and evaluations.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Globally POCs have improved protection outcomes and access to assistance and durable solutions through mobilization of US political, financial, and public support. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Robust US political, financial, and public support for UNHCR's global operations are mobilized.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): POCs are able to realize their rights and to meet their basic needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless people's basic needs are met and those with specific needs are identified and given adequate support; (2) Forcibly displaced people have access to health services, including primary, secondary, and tertiary care, HIV and reproductive health, and mental health.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): POCs are resilient and empowered to achieve shared goals as a community. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) GBV prevention, risk mitigation, and response mechanisms are strengthened; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless people are empowered to self-mobilize and advocate for their rights; (3) Public attitude and social perception towards forcibly displaced and stateless people is improved.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): POCs achieve durable solutions through integration, resettlement, or complementary pathways. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced people have access to decent, formal employment or self-employment; (2) Refugees have access to resettlement and complementary pathways procedures; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless people are able to obtain legal status and local integration and are considered in national policies.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionUN WomenUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseNassauNassau*UNHCR Field Unit25.0754 -77.3351San DomingueSan DomingueUNHCR Field Unit18.4738 -69.9263Saint Domingue (BN)Santo Domingo (NO)UNHCR National Office18.4493 -69.9340DajabonUNHCR Field Unit19.5352 -71.7348JimaniUNHCR Field Unit18.4766 -71.8777Elias Piña (Commendador)UNHCR Field Unit18.8622 -71.7307SantiagoUNHCR Field Unit19.4462 -70.7307Port-au-Prince (BN)Port-au-Prince (NO)UNHCR National Office18.5393 -72.3364MiragoâneMiragoâneUNHCR Field Unit18.4433 -73.0874OuanamintheUNHCR Field Unit19.5505 -71.7262Cap HaitienUNHCR Field Unit19.7398 -72.1996BelladereUNHCR Field Unit18.8692 -71.7595New York (BL)New York (LO)UNHCR Liaison Office40.7504 -73.9737Washington (BMP)Washington (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office38.9029 -77.0413MiamiMiamiUNHCR Field Unit25.7740 -80.1940San DiegoSan DiegoUNHCR Field Unit32.7394 -117.1370El PasoUNHCR Field Unit31.7597 -106.4871San FranciscoUNHCR Field Unit37.7782 -122.4255SeattleUNHCR Field Unit47.5623 -122.3233TucsonUNHCR Field Unit32.2218 -110.9698Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesProtectionGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionHealthEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIHumanitarian AssistanceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationProtection Policy and LawSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection External Engagement and Resource MobilizationStatus DeterminationHealthy Lives Resettlement and Complementary PathwaysWell-Being and Basic NeedsSafety and Access to JusticeCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSystems and ProcessesAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityRealizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsVenezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 20254933734920307100621458Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida197752United States Department of State762758United States Department of State206475United States Department of State152248United States Department of State587242United States Department of State18945UN Women429570European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection8000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection277520European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection986700United States Department of State22178Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental267754Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO899972Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO81322Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral15450626Total direct expenditure for 202516038485Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-AME-VENHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Despite some economic relief from lifted sanctions, the Humanitarian Needs Assessment for the 2024-25 Humanitarian Response Plan reveals that 7.6 million Venezuelans require humanitarian assistance. This aligns closely with the 7.7 million who have left the country in search of better prospects. In the lead-up to the polarizing electoral year of 2024, UNHCR takes on a crucial role as the leader of the Protection Cluster and the Shelter, Energy, and Non-Food Items Cluster, targeting populations in need of 4.4 and 2.4 million people, respectively. UNHCR's protection strategy in Venezuela focuses on several key objectives, including protecting refugees, asylum-seekers, and Venezuelans affected by the crisis, preventing statelessness, facilitating sustainable reintegration of returnees, and mitigating displacement risks through community resilience and disaster preparedness. Working alongside partners, both international and local non-governmental organizations, UNHCR supports internally displaced persons, those at risk of displacement, individuals at risk of statelessness, returnees, refugees, and asylum seekers. Psychosocial assistance is provided with a focus on vulnerable groups. Legal aid is extended to undocumented individuals at risk of statelessness, particularly the indigenous population. To bolster community capacities for identifying needs and care routes, UNHCR conducts training for existing groups and structures. Mobile information desks are deployed countrywide to comprehend the protection rights situation, offer individual guidance, and identify and refer individuals with specific needs to specialized services. UNHCR actively promotes community cohesion among displaced and returning populations and their host communities through solidarity initiatives led by local communities and leaders. Explore the Spanish website to access additional information and UNHCR's news and stories related to the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. This activity shows details of the UNCR operation in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en la République bolivarienne du Venezuela pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Affected populations have increased access to, and enjoyment of, fundamental rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Affected populations have access to documentation and protection redress; (2) GBV survivors have adequate and timely access to quality services and stakeholders are actively engaged in GBV prevention, risk mitigation and response; (3) Children at risk are included in national child protection systems and have access to child friendly procedures and services.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): People with and for whom UNHCR works meet their basic needs while their exposure to protection risks is reduced. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Affected populations have access to assistance and services for basic and emergency needs based on their socioeconomic vulnerabilities and capacities.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Affected populations become self-reliant and reintegrate, and those with international protection needs access local integration, voluntary repatriation and resettlement. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Communities support returnees to reintegrate and peacefully coexist; (2) Affected populations have access to decent employment and self-employment opportunities; (3) People with and for whom UNHCR works have effective access to local services in Venezuela, including via voluntary repatriation and reintegration.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Argentina for UNHCRAustralia for UNHCRCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeGrundfos FoundationJapan for UNHCRNorway - Norad and MFAPortugal (Government of)Portugal com ACNURPrivate donorsSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK for UNHCRUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)United States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseCaracasCaracasCaracasCaracas (CO)UNHCR Country Office10.4989 -66.8514CaracasCaracasCaracasCaracas (CO)UNHCR Country Office10.5025 -66.8519San CristobalSan CristóbalSan CristòbalUNHCR Field Office7.7650 -72.2340San CristobalSan CristóbalSan CristòbalUNHCR Field Unit7.7839 -72.2027MachiquesMachiquesUNHCR Field Unit10.0659 -72.5519GuasdualitoGuasdualitoUNHCR Field Office7.2416 -70.7320MaracaiboMaracaiboUNHCR Field Unit10.6629 -71.6049MaracaiboMaracaiboUNHCR Field Unit10.6648 -71.6104Ciudad GuayanaCiudad GuayanaUNHCR Field Office8.2955 -62.7263CaracasCaracasCaracasCaracas (FU)UNHCR Field Unit10.4989 -66.8514CaracasCaracasCaracasCaracas (FU)UNHCR Field Unit10.5026 -66.8519San AntonioSan AntonioUNHCR Field Unit7.8149 -72.4448Puerto AyacuchoUNHCR Field Unit5.6605 -67.6136St. Elena de UairenUNHCR Field Unit4.6034 -61.1076CarupanoCarupanoCarúpanoUNHCR Field Unit10.6652 -63.2539CarupanoCarupanoCarúpanoUNHCR Field Unit10.6713 -63.2486Material relief assistance and servicesGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionEarly RecoveryProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIHumanitarian AssistanceSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Voluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationWell-Being and Basic NeedsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsVenezuela Plan de Respuesta Humanitaria 2025595330054465340010000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida138450European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection550000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection72000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)600000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1356016United States Department of State500000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)1043987United States Department of State500000Grundfos Foundation334000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada999000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection900000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)600000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)207000Goods in-kind contribution of WASHUSA for UNHCR100000Germany - Federal Foreign Office600000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)10000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)30000Portugal (Government of)50000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors614963United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)200000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada799200European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection400000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection600000Germany - Federal Foreign Office384607030Argentina for UNHCR39439Australia for UNHCR43531España con ACNUR4885Portugal com ACNUR800000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe10416UK for UNHCR9509UK for UNHCR47545UK for UNHCR1503750Japan for UNHCR2969422Sweden for UNHCR257188Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10000000Norway - Norad and MFA108169Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR65103735Argentina for UNHCR14250000Argentina for UNHCR45751Australia for UNHCR597972España con ACNUR1000000España con ACNUR20000España con ACNUR42313Portugal com ACNUR600000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe45765UK for UNHCR9509UK for UNHCR14263UK for UNHCR71317UK for UNHCR44788730Japan for UNHCR838800Sweden for UNHCR93962USA for UNHCR1830680Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors84522Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesPrivate donors2500000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)41070España con ACNUR (Public Sources)5153000Argentina for UNHCR1742395Argentina for UNHCR7882Australia for UNHCR52779España con ACNUR30000España con ACNUR1888Portugal com ACNUR1489UK for UNHCR9443968Japan for UNHCR10640Sweden for UNHCR21000USA for UNHCR567294Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2024925Argentina for UNHCR20856España con ACNUR10000España con ACNUR122Portugal com ACNUR50000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe2410UK for UNHCR6360362Japan for UNHCR2518Sweden for UNHCR38172Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors127453Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2084016Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO802967Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO7229611Total direct expenditure for 20259322635Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-AMEHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails des opérations du HCR dans les Amériques pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris les financements affectés au niveau régional.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operations in the Americas for 2025 and future years including softly earmarked contributions.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.España con ACNURIreland - Department of Foreign AffairsJapan for UNHCRMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgPortugal com ACNURPrivate donorsSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden for UNHCRSwitzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseThe AmericasPanamá (BR)Panamá (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau8.9969 -79.5792Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesHumanitarian Assistance200000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg2000000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs979Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3057Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors73UK for UNHCR944Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors504UK for UNHCR1267Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1750USA for UNHCR1071Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8112España con ACNUR2125Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors307España con ACNUR1984Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe210España con ACNUR1470Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8España con ACNUR1985Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors132600UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe1981UK for UNHCR649Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors9211España con ACNUR2249Portugal com ACNUR13000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe3099UK for UNHCR15250Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs900000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)300000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg25España con ACNUR4Portugal com ACNUR114UK for UNHCR193000USA for UNHCR3735Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors44UK for UNHCR6498Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors775Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe580UK for UNHCR4000Sweden for UNHCR559Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors514Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors472Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4651Switzerland for UNHCR16033Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors60569Switzerland for UNHCR54UK for UNHCR96500USA for UNHCR55566Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11039Switzerland for UNHCR109243España con ACNUR8161España con ACNUR6504Portugal com ACNUR208UK for UNHCR17097Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8325Switzerland for UNHCR9150España con ACNUR1751Portugal com ACNUR3370UK for UNHCR1693644Japan for UNHCR16319Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donorsThe activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-AFGHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Afghans make up one of the largest refugee populations worldwide. There are 2.6 million registered Afghan refugees in the world, of whom 2.2 million are registered in Iran and Pakistan alone. Another 3.5 million people are internally displaced, having fled their homes searching for refuge within the country. In light of the rapidly deteriorating security situation in 2021, the number of people fleeing will likely continue to rise. Afghanistan has suffered more than 40 years of conflict, natural disasters, chronic poverty and food insecurity. Facing an ongoing humanitarian crisis, the resilience of refugees, internally displaced people and host communities is slowly reaching its limit. UNHCR’s work in Afghanistan focuses on protecting the most vulnerable and assisting newly displaced Afghans with life-saving shelter, food, water and core relief items, both within Afghanistan and neighbouring countries. Together with our partners, we are committed to staying on the ground and delivering our emergency response as long as we can access those in need. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Afghanistan including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Afghanistan, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): More forcibly displaced people, returnees, and vulnerable host communities, particularly women and girls, will be able to exercise their rights in safety and dignity. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) More refugees, IDPs, returnees and people at risk of statelessness, particularly women and girls, obtain civil and other documentation that enables access to services; (2) Protection measures for IDPs, returnees and refugees are coordinated effectively and efficiently; (3) More refugees, returnees and IDPs have access to gender-based violence and sexual exploitation and abuse prevention and response services; (4) Afghanistan’s child protection system, working with humanitarian actors, children, families and communities, effectively protects refugee, internally displaced and returnee children from abuse, neglect, exploitation, violence and family separation, while promoting solutions that uphold the best interests of the child; (5) Forcibly displaced and returnee communities are empowered to actively participate in decision-making that affects them; (6) UNHCR and partners use timely, credible data and analysis on refugees, statelessness and forced displacement to inform protection and solutions programming.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): More forcibly displaced people, returnees, and vulnerable host communities, particularly women and girls, can meet their basic needs in safety and dignity. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) More IDPs, asylum-seekers, refugees and returnees have access to services that enable them to meet their basic needs; (2) UNHCR delivers coordinated, effective and efficient emergency preparedness and contingency planning; (3) More refugees and returnees live in adequate and sustainable shelter; (4) Programme management enhanced through partner capacity building and effective operational data management systems; (5) Supply chain management is strengthened, covering warehousing, inventory management, emergency preparedness and fleet management.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): More forcibly displaced people, returnees, and vulnerable host communities, particularly women and girls, benefit from enhanced livelihoods and socioeconomic self-reliance opportunities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) More refugee and IDP returnees, as well as IDPs, have improved access to employment and greater financial and economic inclusion.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees, IDPs and returnees have greater access to durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugee and IDP returnees have access to reintegration support and sustainable solutions; (2) Returnees have improved access to information and support throughout all stages of their return; (3) More refugees have access to resettlement and complementary pathways; (4) Coordination and partnerships among stakeholders are strengthened.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustralia for UNHCRAustria (Government of)Bulgaria (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaChina (Government of)Czechia (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeGrundfos FoundationIceland (Government of)Islamic Development BankJapan for UNHCRJapan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)Liechtenstein (Government of)Ministry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsNorway - Norad and MFAOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPoland (Government of)Portugal com ACNURPrivate donorsRepublic of KoreaSweden for UNHCRSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUN Pooled FundsUN WomenUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBamyanBamyanUNHCR Field Unit34.8151 67.8314HeratHeratUNHCR Field Office34.3453 62.2247JalalabadJalalabadUNHCR Sub-Office34.4353 70.4383KaboulKabulUNHCR Field Unit34.5316 69.1743KandaharKandaharUNHCR Sub-Office31.6116 65.6863Mazar-i-SharifMazar-i-SharifUNHCR Field Unit36.7186 67.1045Mazar-i-SharifMazar-i-SharifUNHCR Sub-Office36.7186 67.1045Spin BoldakSpin BoldakUNHCR Field Unit31.0152 66.3987GhazniGhazniUNHCR Field Unit33.5517 68.4205Lashkar gahLashkar gahUNHCR Field Unit31.5832 64.3603ZaranjZaranjUNHCR Field Unit30.9622 61.8653FarahFarahUNHCR Field Unit32.3748 62.1157KunduzKunduzUNHCR Field Office36.7332 68.8709KunduzKunduzUNHCR Field Unit36.7332 68.8709Pul-i-KhumriPul-i-KhumriUNHCR Field Unit35.9514 68.7083Islam QalaIslam QalaUNHCR Field Unit34.7072 61.0058KhostKhostUNHCR Field Office33.3326 69.9197DilaramDilaramUNHCR Field Unit32.1537 63.4308KaboulKabul COUNHCR Country Office34.5316 69.1743Qala-I-NawQala-I-NawUNHCR Field Unit34.9829 63.1299MaimanaMaimanaUNHCR Field Unit35.9202 64.7763GardezGardezUNHCR Field Office33.5996 69.2156Sar-I-PulSar-I-PulUNHCR Field Unit36.2127 65.9311FaizabadFaizabadUNHCR Field Unit37.1214 70.5785AsadabadAsadabadUNHCR Field Unit34.8660 71.1320ThorkhamThorkhamUNHCR Field Unit34.1205 71.0848CheghcheranCheghcheranUNHCR Field Unit34.5148 65.2555DamanDamanUNHCR Field Unit31.0500 66.1330Mohmand DaraMohmand DaraUNHCR Field Unit34.2670 70.4830MihtarlamMihtarlamUNHCR Field Unit34.6490 70.2010ShaghaliShaghaliUNHCR Field Unit33.5217 60.9744Jaji MaydanJaji MaydanUNHCR Field Unit33.6167 70.1667Dand WapatanDand WapatanUNHCR Field Unit33.9211 69.8291ChakhansurChakhansurUNHCR Field Unit31.1728 62.0669AbbottabadAbbottabadUNHCR Field Unit34.1452 73.2017NiliNiliUNHCR Field Unit33.7170 66.1160JawazjanJawazjanUNHCR Field Unit36.8000 66.0000Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesGender Based ViolenceEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryChild ProtectionLogisticsProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSexual and Gender-based ViolenceWell-Being and Basic NeedsVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationChild Protection Access to Territory, Registration and DocumentationOperational Support and Supply ChainSustainable Housing and SettlementsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSystems and ProcessesProtection Policy and LawExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsAfghanistan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025216619823216395200750000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg10000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida255600Germany - Federal Foreign Office100000Liechtenstein (Government of)500000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)50000Bulgaria (Government of)80000000Iceland (Government of)2788930United States Department of State17823000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments2271399UN Pooled Funds3532298United States Department of State650Australia for UNHCR985Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1500000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada650Australia for UNHCR759Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors929000000Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)1000000Grundfos Foundation20150Australia for UNHCR7840Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2500000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada900000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)750Australia for UNHCR12544Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1158712OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds1000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs1998000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection600Australia for UNHCR100000USA for UNHCR111483Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3356953UN Pooled Funds2800Australia for UNHCR1036Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10000000Norway - Norad and MFA2300158OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds2100Australia for UNHCR168540UK for UNHCR2860Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3500000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)2100Australia for UNHCR1685Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors999000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection497939United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)1500Australia for UNHCR1430USA for UNHCR3049101Islamic Development Bank50540Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2291Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development400000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)95000Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesMinistry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)6520Australia for UNHCR19018UK for UNHCR5237800Japan for UNHCR1000USA for UNHCR1463Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1406Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2500000Poland (Government of)1000000Republic of Korea637313Japan for UNHCR55706Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1695Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors306700Germany - Federal Foreign Office500000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)4792453Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs1000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs380000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs5000000Czechia (Government of)850000Austria (Government of)215132Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg2000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan67500Australia for UNHCR33250España con ACNUR (Public Sources)400000China (Government of)1362Australia for UNHCR336140Japan for UNHCR30000Switzerland for UNHCR2000000USA for UNHCR1534558USA for UNHCR303946Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2905234UN Pooled Funds100Australia for UNHCR9370UK for UNHCR2250Japan for UNHCR5284USA for UNHCR8283Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors319500UN Women19520Australia for UNHCR1236Switzerland for UNHCR25Portugal com ACNUR12000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe6448UK for UNHCR27750Japan for UNHCR4960Sweden for UNHCR50000USA for UNHCR36502USA for UNHCR468938Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors57582Australia for UNHCR52829Switzerland for UNHCR1637Portugal com ACNUR350000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe31889UK for UNHCR35000UK for UNHCR10000UK for UNHCR393737Sweden for UNHCR263239USA for UNHCR3410814Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors25520Australia for UNHCR600Switzerland for UNHCR90Portugal com ACNUR8860UK for UNHCR200000UK for UNHCR2196Sweden for UNHCR242563UK for UNHCR111887USA for UNHCR19770Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors439071Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors15907Australia for UNHCR8161España con ACNUR15Portugal com ACNUR6362UK for UNHCR784Sweden for UNHCR82058USA for UNHCR1000000USA for UNHCR76764Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1800000Germany - Federal Foreign Office200Switzerland for UNHCR360Portugal com ACNUR11348UK for UNHCR32409USA for UNHCR38538Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4995000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)499Australia for UNHCR18Switzerland for UNHCR3250UK for UNHCR5650USA for UNHCR10590Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500Australia for UNHCR5117UK for UNHCR12517USA for UNHCR16861Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office500Australia for UNHCR550UK for UNHCR4788Sweden for UNHCR32959Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2479Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors14154958Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO93837221Total direct expenditure for 2025105496779Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableIntended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=No0=No0=NoLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsBaseline data is not availableSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive2=Moderate1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsBaseline data is not availableHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availablePreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all3=Limited4=Not at all3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-RBHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)This activity shows details of the UNHCR Regional Bureau for the Asia and the Pacific for 2025 and future years including budget, funding and expenditure.Cette activité montre les détails du bureau regional du HCR pour l'Asie et le Pacifique pour 2025 et les années à venir y compris le budget, les financements, et les dépenses.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Persons concern and partners receive effective and efficient support from UNHCR. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Legal and policy frameworks and practice in the region enable forcibly displaced and stateless persons' access to asylum, civil, economic and social rights, as appropriate; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have increased access to durable solutions and inclusion into national systems in Other Operations in Asia (OOA) that foster resilience and self-reliance; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons and communities are actively engaged in creating a safe protection environment responding to their diversities and evolving protection risks; (4) By 2027, country operations will have enhanced evidence-based and data-informed analysis for strategic decision-making in protection, solutions, assistance, advocacy, inclusion, and fundraising endeavors while ensuring protection of personal data of forcibly displaced and stateless persons; (5) By 2027, country operations within the Asia-Pacific region will be enhanced with essential operational processes, systems, tools and capacities to effectively implement their strategies and respond to emergencies while adhering to UNHCR's policies and regulations; (6) RBAP maintains strategic climate readiness, enabling operations in climate vulnerable contexts to advance inclusive, partnership based adaptation, disaster risk reduction, and environmentally sustainable programming for displaced and host communities; (7) UNHCR’s priorities in Asia and the Pacific are advanced through strategic communication, strengthened interagency and partnership engagement, as well as agile and effective resource-mobilization.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Persons concern and partners receive effective and efficient support from UNHCR. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Legal and policy frameworks and practice in the region enable forcibly displaced and stateless persons' access to asylum, civil, economic and social rights, as appropriate; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have increased access to durable solutions and inclusion into national systems in Other Operations in Asia (OOA) that foster resilience and self-reliance; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons and communities are actively engaged in creating a safe protection environment responding to their diversities and evolving protection risks; (4) By 2027, country operations will have enhanced evidence-based and data-informed analysis for strategic decision-making in protection, solutions, assistance, advocacy, inclusion, and fundraising endeavors while ensuring protection of personal data of forcibly displaced and stateless persons; (5) By 2027, country operations within the Asia-Pacific region will be enhanced with essential operational processes, systems, tools and capacities to effectively implement their strategies and respond to emergencies while adhering to UNHCR's policies and regulations; (6) RBAP maintains strategic climate readiness, enabling operations in climate vulnerable contexts to advance inclusive, partnership based adaptation, disaster risk reduction, and environmentally sustainable programming for displaced and host communities; (7) UNHCR’s priorities in Asia and the Pacific are advanced through strategic communication, strengthened interagency and partnership engagement, as well as agile and effective resource-mobilization.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Persons concern and partners receive effective and efficient support from UNHCR. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Legal and policy frameworks and practice in the region enable forcibly displaced and stateless persons' access to asylum, civil, economic and social rights, as appropriate; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have increased access to durable solutions and inclusion into national systems in Other Operations in Asia (OOA) that foster resilience and self-reliance; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons and communities are actively engaged in creating a safe protection environment responding to their diversities and evolving protection risks; (4) By 2027, country operations will have enhanced evidence-based and data-informed analysis for strategic decision-making in protection, solutions, assistance, advocacy, inclusion, and fundraising endeavors while ensuring protection of personal data of forcibly displaced and stateless persons; (5) By 2027, country operations within the Asia-Pacific region will be enhanced with essential operational processes, systems, tools and capacities to effectively implement their strategies and respond to emergencies while adhering to UNHCR's policies and regulations; (6) RBAP maintains strategic climate readiness, enabling operations in climate vulnerable contexts to advance inclusive, partnership based adaptation, disaster risk reduction, and environmentally sustainable programming for displaced and host communities; (7) UNHCR’s priorities in Asia and the Pacific are advanced through strategic communication, strengthened interagency and partnership engagement, as well as agile and effective resource-mobilization.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Persons concern and partners receive effective and efficient support from UNHCR. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Legal and policy frameworks and practice in the region enable forcibly displaced and stateless persons' access to asylum, civil, economic and social rights, as appropriate; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have increased access to durable solutions and inclusion into national systems in Other Operations in Asia (OOA) that foster resilience and self-reliance; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons and communities are actively engaged in creating a safe protection environment responding to their diversities and evolving protection risks; (4) By 2027, country operations will have enhanced evidence-based and data-informed analysis for strategic decision-making in protection, solutions, assistance, advocacy, inclusion, and fundraising endeavors while ensuring protection of personal data of forcibly displaced and stateless persons; (5) By 2027, country operations within the Asia-Pacific region will be enhanced with essential operational processes, systems, tools and capacities to effectively implement their strategies and respond to emergencies while adhering to UNHCR's policies and regulations; (6) RBAP maintains strategic climate readiness, enabling operations in climate vulnerable contexts to advance inclusive, partnership based adaptation, disaster risk reduction, and environmentally sustainable programming for displaced and host communities; (7) UNHCR’s priorities in Asia and the Pacific are advanced through strategic communication, strengthened interagency and partnership engagement, as well as agile and effective resource-mobilization.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsRepublic of KoreaUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAsia and the PacificBangkok (BR)Bangkok (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau13.7438 100.5479Relief co-ordination and support servicesMaterial relief assistance and servicesLogisticsProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentOperational Support and Supply ChainExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationSystems and ProcessesAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationProtection Policy and LawRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals19967293149398061757080Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida2552819Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs60729United States Department of State457000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments807739Canada (Government of)27162000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan97057Republic of Korea76131Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO165533Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO16732113Total direct expenditure for 202513619994Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-AUSMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Australia hosts almost 60,000 refugees and 80,000 asylum seekers. Most are from the Middle East or Asia. It’s estimated that 8,000 people are stateless. UNHCR’s Office in Canberra promotes refugee rights in Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, the Cook Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, Kiribati, the Marshall Islands, Nauru, Niue, Palau, Samoa, the Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu. UNHCR supports Australia in developing national refugee legislation, increasing refugee status determination capacity, and introducing protection safeguards in immigration procedures. UNHCR also works with Australia on resettlement and building complementary pathways. For over a decade, Australia has had offshore transfer arrangements with PNG and Nauru for those who seek asylum by boat. UNHCR advocates in relation to the legal and protection concerns of these arrangements and in seeking solutions for those remaining. This activity shows details of the UNHCR Australia regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. The Australia regional representation coordinates activities in Australia and Papua New Guinea and also covers without a presence New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.Cette activité montre les détails de Australie représentation régionale du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Le représentation régionale pour l'Australie coordonne les activités en Australie, Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée et couvre également, sans présence, la Nouvelle-Zélande et les îles du Pacifique.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): PoCs enjoyment of rights is increased. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 1.1 Access to territory, reception and registration for all PoCs strengthened in all MCO countries; (2) 2.1 PoCs undergo fair and efficient status determination procedure; (3) 3.1 National systems that impact PoCs are more aligned with international law and standards; (4) 3.2 UNHCR potential for engagement with climate change displacement; (5) 6.1 Fewer PoCs are detained; (6) 18.1 Mitigation, preparedness and response for climate action is strengthened, including through contextual application of UNHCR's Strategic Framework on Climate Change; (7) 20.1 The Australian and New Zealand public is more aware of UNHCR's work on international refugee protection and statelessness; (8) 20.2 Partnerships with key stakeholders strengthened.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Self reliance, economic inclusion and livelihoods enable durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 7.1 PoCs have improved access to information and community-based protection mechanisms are strengthened; (2) 8.1 Gaps in access to basic needs for PoCs is scoped and addressed; (3) 10.1 Access to Solutions/treatments for PoC with Health / Mental Health concern are strengthened; (4) 11.1 PoCs will have improved access to education; (5) 13.1 PoCs have enhanced prospects for self reliance.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Comprehensive approach to solutions is effective and RST & CP expanded. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 14.1 Returns to CoO are truly voluntary and process include all safeguards; (2) 15.1 Resettlement and complementary pathways are increased in line with the Global Compact on Refugees and reflect UNHCR priorities; (3) 15.2 Refugees meeting criteria for solutions through resettlement and complementary pathways are identified and supported; (4) 16.1 Local integration mechanisms supported and in line with global standards; (5) 17.1 Information and data management coordination is improved.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia (Government of)Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and TradeUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseCanberra (BMP)Canberra (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office-35.3392 149.0763DarwinDarwinUNHCR Field Unit-12.4330 130.8420SuvaUNHCR Field Unit-18.1440 178.4368Yaren DistrictYaren DistrictUNHCR Field Unit-0.5341 166.9277AucklandAucklandUNHCR Field Unit-36.9041 174.7600Port MoresbyPort MoresbyUNHCR Country Office-9.4830 147.1830Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesEmergency Shelter and NFIProtectionEarly RecoveryHealthEducationLogisticsHumanitarian AssistanceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSystems and ProcessesWell-Being and Basic NeedsSafety and Access to JusticeSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentResettlement and Complementary PathwaysExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationProtection Policy and LawStatus DeterminationHealthy Lives EducationOperational Support and Supply ChainAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals484746044769302500000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade189898United States Department of State164254United States Department of State283980United States Department of State197500Australia (Government of)106157Australia (Government of)3122910Total direct expenditure for 20252859718Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-BGDHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)About one million Rohingya refugees live in the largest refugee camp in the world in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. The Rohingya are an ethnic minority who have been denied citizenship in Myanmar, making them the world's largest stateless population. Most arrived in 2017, fleeing persecution, large-scale violence and human rights violations. Rohingya refugees rely entirely on humanitarian assistance for protection, food, water, shelter and health. They live in temporary shelters in a highly congested camp setting. With Bangladesh ranking third in the world among states most hit by natural disasters, Rohingya refugees are highly exposed to weather-related hazards, such as cyclones, flooding and landslides. Together with our partners, UNHCR works to support the Government of Bangladesh to provide essential services and meet the protection needs of refugees, including special services for women, children and persons with disabilities. UNHCR’s support is extended to host communities while continuously working towards solutions to ensure that refugees can return in a safe, dignified, voluntary and sustainable way once conditions in Myanmar allow. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Bangladesh for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Bangladesh pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By the end of 2025, forcibly displaced and stateless people are equipped with the knowledge and skills to protect their rights and live in safe, enabling environment that uphold basic rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Asylum-seekers and refugees have access to territory and registration services; (2) Refugee status determination procedures are in place; (3) National policies and practices provide effective protection for people with and for whom UNHCR works; (4) Forcibly displaced people are safe from gender-based violence; (5) Refugee children are safe and able to fully enjoy their rights; (6) Forcibly displaced people have optimal access to education.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By the end of 2025, refugees live in healthy environments, are meaningfully engaged in the planning, design and implementation of humanitarian interventions, and have an increased capacity to adapt to and recover from disasters. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced people receive sufficient assistance to meet their basic needs; (2) Access to physically safe and secure settlements with basic facilities is ensured; (3) Forcibly displaced people have access to health and nutrition services; (4) Forcibly displaced people have access to safe and adequate water, sanitation and hygiene services; (5) Systems and processes are enhanced to improve the efficiency of the response; (6) Logistics and supply chains are optimized to meet operational needs; (7) External engagement and resource mobilization are strengthened to galvanize support and maintain public interest in UNHCR’s work.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By the end of 2025, forcibly displaced people thrive as part of empowered communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Community engagement strengthened and expanded; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless people are engaged in self-reliance and livelihoods initiatives.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By the end of 2025, a comprehensive solutions approach for refugees in Bangladesh will include resettlement and complementary pathways, alongside the preferred solution of voluntary repatriation. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees are empowered to make informed decisions about voluntary, safe, dignified and sustainable repatriation; (2) Refugees benefit from resettlement and complementary pathways.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustralia (Government of)Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and TradeAustralia for UNHCRBangladesh (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaChina (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsInternational Organization for Migration (IOM)Ireland - Department of Foreign AffairsJapan for UNHCRJersey (Government of)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsNew Zealand for UNHCRNorway - Norad and MFAOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPrivate donorsQatar (Government of)Republic of KoreaSweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUK for UNHCRUN Pooled FundsUnited States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseCox's BazarCox's BazarUNHCR Sub-Office21.4328 91.9738DaccaDhakaUNHCR Country Office23.7989 90.4158Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesGender Based ViolenceEmergency Shelter and NFIChild ProtectionEducationLogisticsHealthProtectionWater Sanitation HygieneEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Access to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSustainable Housing and SettlementsEducationOperational Support and Supply ChainProtection Policy and LawExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationWell-Being and Basic NeedsHealthy Lives Clean Water, Sanitation and HygieneResettlement and Complementary PathwaysSystems and ProcessesVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationStatus DeterminationRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsRohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2025255534213200615489500000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg5000000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade3000000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade900000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200000Jersey (Government of)22894210European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments1130981Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)3175230European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection500000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)200000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs1500000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs4469128United States Department of State554757United States Department of State2318670United States Department of State3222936United States Department of State354977United States Department of State75126United States Department of State59163United States Department of State222701United States Department of State158108United States Department of State169229UN Pooled Funds650Australia for UNHCR3071Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors13965Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors34500000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)2900000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada10000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada250000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan174689UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office650Australia for UNHCR85UK for UNHCR1476UK for UNHCR502255Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1089Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors587320UN Pooled Funds1812504USA for UNHCR296098International Organization for Migration (IOM)259860USA for UNHCR37135Australia for UNHCR1301UK for UNHCR24071Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors40794Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3996000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection950000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada300000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)45882Australia for UNHCR800Australia for UNHCR100UK for UNHCR12825Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors341328Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors750000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs700Australia for UNHCR5000UK for UNHCR745000Goods in-kind contribution of WASHPrivate donors5247Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1278Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors63397Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesPrivate donors511668USA for UNHCR150000Australia (Government of)3964962Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade5500000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office965000Japan for UNHCR703046UN Pooled Funds850Australia for UNHCR246UK for UNHCR2690Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5465Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors449UK for UNHCR1681Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors137407Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors102400UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe2499993China (Government of)12800000United States Department of State1500000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada500000Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs5012UK for UNHCR511668USA for UNHCR745000Goods in-kind contribution of WASHPrivate donors7808Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors27146Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5000000Republic of Korea308UK for UNHCR6553Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2187189Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors565000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office2500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development165UK for UNHCR3623Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2394393Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors199690Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)490780Goods in-kind contribution of WASHBangladesh (Government of)1000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development261468USA for UNHCR1989Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8766Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10000000Norway - Norad and MFA215132Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs1500000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg250056485Japan for UNHCR2666672Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan963682UN Pooled Funds183500España con ACNUR11719Australia for UNHCR1300Australia for UNHCR255988UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe115UK for UNHCR261New Zealand for UNHCR19610Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors310159Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors385663Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida2633Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4184Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors31000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)550000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office2391741Qatar (Government of)290455UK for UNHCR3554UK for UNHCR3436Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors31914Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4764285UN Pooled Funds400000Jersey (Government of)2000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs3050000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada285UK for UNHCR2250000Japan for UNHCR18674839OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds6149Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors66508Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors25UK for UNHCR223496USA for UNHCR223496USA for UNHCR12072Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors21277Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors14000000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments45000Australia for UNHCR5000000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office4724Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors30360Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors25250000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade2997000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5525Australia for UNHCR12000000España con ACNUR151UK for UNHCR3186Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors328050Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors347891UN Pooled Funds600000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe2387344Goods in-kind contribution of WASHInternational Organization for Migration (IOM)9000Australia for UNHCR200000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe250UK for UNHCR808500Japan for UNHCR10243856Sweden for UNHCR32416Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors42232Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs10460Sweden for UNHCR1773Australia for UNHCR4257Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors21393Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1083UK for UNHCR3510Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors64563Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors313219Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida1768905Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3158137Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental8574945Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO35693355Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO763629Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral59343029Total direct expenditure for 2025108056341Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsBaseline data is not availableHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBaseline data is not availableBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoBaseline data is not availableNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all4=Not at allXM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-CHNHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)About 1,160 persons of concern are registered with UNHCR in China, including around 340 refugees predominantly from Somalia, Syria, Afghanistan and Yemen. There are 303,106 Indo-Chinese refugees de facto integrated pending Government regularization. In the absence of domestic asylum laws in China's mainland, UNHCR registers asylum-seekers, carries out refugee status determination and seeks durable solutions. UNHCR China focuses on protection needs as well as raising awareness and mobilizing support for the organization's global efforts to protect people forced to flee. UNHCR began working in the People's Republic of China in 1979, assisting the Government in managing an influx of Indo-Chinese refugees. UNHCR is represented by the Country Office in Beijing and a Sub-Office that covers Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Regions (SAR). The legal process for seeking asylum differs between these territories. This activity shows details of the UNHCR Operation in China for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Cette activité montre les détails de Chine bureau régional du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): 2. POCs globally benefit from a wide range of stakeholders and Chinese partners working with the common objective to provide inclusive protection, assistance and solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) UNHCR global procurement from quality Chinese suppliers is aligned with the Strategic Framework for Climate Action; (2) China's support to UNHCR global operations is strengthened; (3) Chinese private sector giving and Chinese government contributions to UNHCR increase.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): 1. Individuals wishing to seek international protection are able to access asylum procedures. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) POCs are issued with documentation recognized and respected by Government authorities preventing detention and removal; (2) POCs have access to effective and cost-free asylum procedures; (3) POCs have access to a RSD process that is efficient and fair; (4) POCs have access to a screening mechanism that is efficient and fair; (5) National laws, policies and institutions protecting POCs are developed and strengthened.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): 3. POCs and UNHCR are better understood, perceived and supported by Chinese audiences. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Chinese audiences are more aware of and better understand forced displacement, refugee issues and UNHCR's work; (2) Chinese audiences feel greater empathy toward forcibly displaced people and higher trust in and willingness to support UNHCR.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): 4. POCs in China enjoy fundamental rights (including education, subsidized healthcare and livelihoods). This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) POCs' basic needs are met and well-being is enhanced; (2) POCs in need of assistance have access to government run social protection systems; (3) POCs have access to subsidized healthcare and public health emergency responses; (4) Refugees have access to national education systems; (5) POCs are granted permission to work on a case-by-case basis; (6) POCs have access to vocational and skills training.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): 5. POCs in China benefit from a wider range of solutions (including complementary pathways). This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) POCs will make informed decisions to voluntarily return home with facilitation and support by UNHCR; (2) POCS have access to effective resettlement opportunities and complementary pathways that correspond to their individual protection needs; (3) Local integration of Indo-Chinese population is acknowledged by UNHCR (only in 2022).Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.联合国难民署（UNHCR）是一个全球性组织，致力于为难民、被迫流离失社群所及无国籍人士提供生命救援、保护其权利并建设更美好的未来。UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.China (Government of)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBeijingBeijingUNHCR Country Office39.9460 116.4531Hong KongHong-KongUNHCR Sub-Office22.2890 114.1694Bureau annexe de Hong KongHong Kong Annex OfficeUNHCR Field Unit22.2890 114.1694Oulan-Bator*Ulaanbaatar*UNHCR Liaison Office47.9242 106.9153Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesLogisticsHealthProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryEducationHumanitarian AssistanceOperational Support and Supply ChainSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationHealthy Lives Resettlement and Complementary PathwaysVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsWell-Being and Basic NeedsStatus DeterminationProtection Policy and LawEducationSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals4884113455290048836China (Government of)32558China (Government of)48836China (Government of)53202Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)3605249Total direct expenditure for 20253314992Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-IDNHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Indonesia hosts more than 13,100 persons of concern to UNHCR, including 9,991 refugees and 3,158 asylum-seekers. Most of the persons of concern to UNHCR in Indonesia are from Afghanistan (57%), Somalia (10%) and Myanmar (5%). Refugees and asylum seekers in Indonesia live in urban settings in several cities in Indonesia including Jakarta, greater Jakarta area, Aceh, Medan, Pekanbaru, Tanjung Pinang, Batam, Semarang, Surabaya, Denpasar, Makassar, Kupang and others. 27% of the persons of concern are children, while 73% are adults (25% women and 75% men). UNHCR Indonesia works closely with government counterparts, partners, other UN agencies, NGOs, and civil society supporters to protect refugees and asylum seekers and identify solutions for them. Our protection programmes are done in collaboration with stakeholders, including in the provision of emergency and life-saving assistance, as well as in addressing the special needs of persons of concern. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Indonesia for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Indonésie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By the end of 2025, all forcibly displaced and stateless people have improved access to territory and reduced risk of refoulement. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Outcome 1.1 By the end of 2025, asylum-seekers, refugees, and stateless individuals have access to fair and efficient protection processes; (2) Outcome 1.3 By end of 2025 acceptance of refugees in Indonesia increased; (3) Outcome 1.4 By end of 2025, forcibly displaced and stateless people have adequate information, can identify and report on sexual exploitation and abuse through strengthened protection mechanisms; (4) Outcome 1.5 By end of 2025, the risks of gender-based violence are reduced, ensuring that all survivors have adequate and timely access to quality services and gender-based violence prevention programming effectively addresses the root causes; (5) Outcome 1.2 By end of 2025 vulnerable refugee children are protected from violence, abuse, exploitation and discrimination and have access to child friendly procedures and services.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By the end of 2025, refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless people with heightened needs have access to basic needs and assistance. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Outcome 2.1. By end of 2025, vulnerable refugee households can cover their basic needs through cash based intervention and other types of assistance; (2) Outcome 2.2. By end of 2025, refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless people access improved lifesaving and life sustaining health services including mental and reproductive health, HIV/AIDS prevention and response services; (3) Outcome 2.3. By end of 2025, forcibly displaced and stateless people access WASH facilities that meet the SPHERE minimum standard; (4) Outcome 2.4. 2025, forcibly displaced and stateless people benefit from improved coordination, partnerships and management.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By the end of 2025, forcibly displaced and stateless people have access to education, livelihood opportunities, with equal participation of both males and females in their own protection. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Outcome 3.3 By end of 2025, forcibly displaced and stateless people can share their concerns and receive feedback while refugee women are better able to participate in issues that affects them; (2) Outcome 3.2 By end of 2025, refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless people can access various formal and informal education opportunities at different levels in all locations where they reside; (3) Outcome 3.1 By end of 2025, forcibly displaced and stateless people can access a range of livelihood and self-reliance activities that strengthen social protection and positive coping mechanisms.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By the end of 2025, refugees can access available solutions in a fair and transparent manner and activities are carried out through a comprehensive approach. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Outcome 4.1. By end of 2025, refugees and asylum-seekers willing to return to their country of origin can access a facilitated voluntary return programme; (2) Outcome 4.2. By end of 2025, vulnerable refugees in protracted situations have access to expanded resettlement and complementary pathways.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia (Government of)Australia for UNHCRCanada (Government of)European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionPrivate donorsUnited States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAtambuaAtambuaUNHCR Field Unit-9.1011 124.8910BetunBetunUNHCR Field Unit-9.4908 124.9570DjakartaJakartaUNHCR Country Office-6.1837 106.8254KefamenanuKefamenanuUNHCR Field Unit-9.4380 124.4710KupangKupangUNHCR Field Unit-10.1724 123.5780SurabayaSurabayaUNHCR Field Unit-7.2892 112.7340Tanjung PinangTanjung PinangUNHCR Field Unit0.9070 104.4520MedanMedanUNHCR Field Unit3.5852 98.6756Banda AcehBanda AcehUNHCR Field Unit5.5462 95.3191MeulabohMeulabohUNHCR Field Unit4.1362 96.1249CalangCalangUNHCR Field Unit4.6609 95.6573LamnoLamnoUNHCR Field Unit5.1010 95.3670Gunung SitoliGunung SitoliUNHCR Field Unit1.2830 97.6170PekanbaruPekanbaruUNHCR Field Unit0.5510 101.4330MakassarMakassarUNHCR Field Unit-5.1904 119.7228LhoksemauweLhoksemauweUNHCR Field Unit5.1910 97.1400LangsaLangsaUNHCR Field Unit4.4680 97.9620Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesHealthEmergency Shelter and NFIEducationProtectionChild ProtectionGender Based ViolenceEarly RecoveryWater Sanitation HygieneHumanitarian AssistanceHealthy Lives Resettlement and Complementary PathwaysCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentWell-Being and Basic NeedsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsEducationSystems and ProcessesChild Protection Voluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneProtection Policy and LawRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualitySecuring Solutions01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions171911971717000647008Canada (Government of)352620United States Department of State134217United States Department of State277486United States Department of State69894United States Department of State61794Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors54981Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors154424USA for UNHCR63504Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors300000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection56543Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors42174Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors56053Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors225000Australia (Government of)60476Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors61683Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors65569Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors69648Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors63972Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors164754USA for UNHCR61009Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors50000Australia for UNHCR61032Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors61518Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors55106Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors65288Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors461818Australia (Government of)50350Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors216667European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection49856Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors63437Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors51553Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors57065Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1691Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors53277Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1590874Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO4436779Total direct expenditure for 20255234899Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate2=Moderate2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-INDHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)As of 31 January 2022, more than 46,000 refugees and asylum-seekers are registered with UNHCR India, mainly from Myanmar and Afghanistan. Refugees and asylum-seekers in India primarily live in urban settings alongside host communities. 46% of the refugees are women and girls, and 36% are children. India has been hosting varied refugee groups for decades and has found solutions for many forcibly displaced persons. UNHCR supports the efforts of the Government and its people in assisting refugees across 11 states, working closely with varied stakeholders, including line ministries, community groups, and NGOs. UNHCR focuses on protection needs and conducts registration and RSD, promoting solutions and self-reliance. As of date, 17,933 Sri Lankan refugees returned voluntarily with UNHCR’s assistance (based on UNHCR records from 2002 to February 2022). The UNHCR India office covers the Maldives, where it works closely on capacity-building efforts, inclusion, and the international protection needs of those forced to flee.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in India for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in India for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Inde pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2027, protection needs of forcibly displaced persons are addressed through an active engagement and predictable response by all stakeholders. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum seekers have access to territory and asylum procedures. They are issued documentation recognized by the authorities; (2) Asylum seekers who undergo RSD have access to fair and efficient procedures; (3) National laws and policies are developed and strengthened to enable access to protection and inclusion into national services for forcibly displaced persons; (4) Public perception on forced displacement is improved and resources are mobilized to fill funding gaps in order to respond to the needs of refugees and asylum seekers; (5) Refugees and asylum seekers benefit from specialized GBV programmes, including community-based support and Government run one-stop centres; (6) Children at risk of violence, exploitation and abuse are identified and assisted, and protection mechanisms are strengthened; (7) Refugees and asylum seekers have effective access to legal services and remedies including to address situation of detention; (8) Refugees and asylum seekers meaningfully participate in and contribute to strengthening gender equality, resilience and social cohesion in their communities and promote peaceful coexistence with local communities; (9) Basic needs of the most vulnerable refugees and asylum seekers are met and their well-being enhanced; (10) Refugees and asylum seekers have effective access to national health services, including mental health; (11) Refugees and asylum seekers have effective access to national education system; (12) Refugees and asylum seekers have improved access to livelihood and economic inclusion.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2027, refugees and asylum seekers benefit from a wider range of solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum seekers make informed decisions to voluntarily return home; (2) Refugees and asylum seekers have enhanced access to resettlement and complementary pathways; (3) Eligible refugees and other people with and for whom UNHCR works benefit from local solutions, including citizenship.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia (Government of)Australia for UNHCRCanada (Government of)European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionPrivate donorsUnited Nations Population FundUnited States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseChennaiChennaiUNHCR Field Office12.9969 80.2686New Delhi (BCM)New Delhi (OCM)UNHCR Office of Chief of Mission28.5895 77.2144Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesEducationHealthEmergency Shelter and NFIGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationHealthy Lives EducationWell-Being and Basic NeedsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSafety and Access to JusticeStatus DeterminationVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Local Integration and other Local SolutionsProtection Policy and LawAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions1731730016640300014626Canada (Government of)580554United States Department of State24538United States Department of State190078United States Department of State7920United States Department of State56Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3441714Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors98892Canada (Government of)407736USA for UNHCR5393Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors400000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection184510Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors62200Australia for UNHCR56Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors125000Australia (Government of)104510United Nations Population Fund56Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors56Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors56Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors56Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors128823United Nations Population Fund70Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors323777USA for UNHCR70Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors70Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors70Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors80834United Nations Population Fund20000Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR7870Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3711Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors70Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29000United Nations Population Fund216666European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection28177Australia for UNHCR70Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors156256United Nations Population Fund1624130Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO3106909Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO165510Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral3822248Total direct expenditure for 20258766293Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-IRNHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)The Islamic Republic of Iran is host to one of the largest and most protracted refugee situations in the world, having provided asylum to refugees for over forty years. 800,000 refugees currently live in Iran, 20,000 of which are Iraqis and 780,000 are Afghans. There are also 2.6 million undocumented Afghans and 600,000 Afghan passport holders. Following the upheaval in Afghanistan in 2021, Iran has also welcomed hundreds of thousands of asylum-seekers. Guided by the Solutions Strategy for Afghan Refugees, UNHCR supports the Government in implementing inclusive policies allowing refugees to go to school, get healthcare and access livelihood opportunities. In coordination with the government, emergency support is also being provided to new asylum-seekers. While the needs of refugees continue to increase, opportunities for durable solutions, including voluntary repatriation and resettlement, remain limited. As such, UNHCR continues to advocate for international responsibility-sharing with Iran. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in the Islamic Republic of Iran for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en la République islamique d'Iran pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced and stateless people benefit from an improved legislative framework that considers age, gender and diversity, supported by stronger governmental institutions enabling full enjoyment of their rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless people benefit from a legal framework aligned with international standards and strengthened State institutions capable of responding effectively to their needs; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless people are identified, profiled, and holistically assisted, with protection interventions informed by evidence-based approaches.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Forcibly displaced and stateless people benefit from enhanced protection and more effective responses to their needs, supported by inclusive Government policies across all public services, including health, education, social protection, and financial inclusion. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Services and assistance to support the most vulnerable people to cover their basic needs are extended and strengthened through an inclusive approach (where possible) with a particular focus on persons with specific needs; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless people maintain inclusive and affordable access to primary, secondary, and tertiary healthcare; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless people maintain inclusive and equitable access to primary and secondary education; (4) More forcibly displaced and stateless people benefit from expanded and diversified livelihood opportunities; (5) General project management services (including warehousing) are provided efficiently; (6) Partnerships among national and international stakeholders are leveraged to increase knowledge and awareness of forcibly displaced and stateless populations, promoting collective engagement, shared responsibility, and social cohesion.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Durable solutions are secured for forcibly displaced and stateless people through local and inclusive solutions, voluntary return, complementary pathways, and resettlement where appropriate. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) People returning to country of origin receive counseling and/or information on voluntary repatriation; (2) Populations in need of resettlement, including through complementary pathways, are identified and submitted for resettlement.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia (Government of)Bulgaria (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFrance (Government of)France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsPrivate donorsRussian Federation (Government of)United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)UNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAhwazAhwazUNHCR Sub-Office31.3190 48.6820DogharounDogharounUNHCR Field Unit34.7350 60.9480EsfahanIsfahanUNHCR Field Unit32.7073 51.6735KermanshahKermanshahUNHCR Field Unit34.3090 47.0570MashadMashadUNHCR Sub-Office36.3175 59.5568ZabolZabolUNHCR Field Unit30.9660 61.8170OrumiyehOrumiyehUNHCR Sub-Office37.5333 45.0572ShirazShirazUNHCR Sub-Office29.5750 52.5966Téhéran TehranUNHCR Country Office35.7618 51.3990ZahedanZahedanUNHCR Field Unit29.4960 60.8640MilakMilakUNHCR Field Unit30.9660 61.8100KermanKermanUNHCR Sub-Office30.2803 57.0670ArakArakUNHCR Field Unit34.0877 49.6861QomQomUNHCR Field Unit34.6437 50.8906YazdYazdUNHCR Field Unit31.8966 54.3607Téhéran (FO)Tehran (FO)UNHCR Field Office35.7618 51.3990Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEarly RecoveryProtectionLogisticsEducationEmergency Shelter and NFIHealthHumanitarian AssistanceSafety and Access to JusticeResettlement and Complementary PathwaysSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsEducationWell-Being and Basic NeedsHealthy Lives Operational Support and Supply ChainProtection Policy and LawVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities17. Partnerships for the goalsAfghanistan Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 202514000000014000000020000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida106500Germany - Federal Foreign Office500000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection35000Bulgaria (Government of)500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan8865800European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments1248750European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection375000Australia (Government of)199800European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection110775Germany - Federal Foreign Office7000000Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs6000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan100000Russian Federation (Government of)58548Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1500000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)1000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office3000France (Government of)4000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan957697Goods in-kind contribution of Medical EquipmentUNO-Flüchtlingshilfe1498500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection57600Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs100000Russian Federation (Government of)36Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors188022Goods in-kind contribution of Medical EquipmentUNO-Flüchtlingshilfe9672698Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental13538Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO112605Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO15633671Total direct expenditure for 202526991906Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Administrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited3=Limited3=Limited2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-JPNHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Japan hosts around 25,800 persons of concern to UNHCR, including nearly 1,400 refugees and humanitarian status holders. Japan is a State party to the 1951 Refugee Convention. In 2021, the country was the 4th largest government donor (USD 140 Million), and the 3rd largest global private-sector contributor (USD 61 Million) to UNHCR responding to needs worldwide. UNHCR provides policy and technical support to the government of Japan on forced displacement and statelessness to further strengthen asylum institutions, improve conditions for refugee integration while advocating for Japan’s accession to the 1954 and 1961 Statelessness Conventions. UNHCR Japan continues to build strong partnerships with the national government, parliamentarians, civil society, academia, media, corporate sector and municipalities to promote awareness of refugee issues and statelessness and gain public support for UNHCR’s activities worldwide and within Japan. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Japan for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Japon pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Well-being of the forcibly displaced and stateless persons in Japan is enhanced. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Asylum and statelessness legislations, systems and practices in Japan are enhanced; (2) Sustainable solutions and integration in Japan are enhanced; (3) The Japanese public increasingly expresses positive public opinions about foreigners, including refugees and stateless persons, being in Japan.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced and stateless persons worldwide benefit from Japan’s active contributions to resolving global displacement and statelessness. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) A Whole of society approach enhanced to support in resolving global forced displacement/statelessness issues; (2) GoJ’s leadership on global forced displacement/statelessness issues is enhanced; (3) Japanese public takes action for global displacement/statelessness issues as relevant to their own lives.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseTokyoTokyoUNHCR Country Office35.6623 139.7085Relief co-ordination and support servicesMaterial relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationProtection Policy and LawResettlement and Complementary PathwaysAttaining Favorable Protection Environments10. Reduced inequalities17. Partnerships for the goals42302454265239171270United States Department of State153212United States Department of State282969United States Department of State35953Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO2825821Total direct expenditure for 20252896449Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-KAZMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)This activity shows details of the UNHCR Kazakhstan regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. The Kazakhstan regional representation coordinates activities in Kazakhstan and covers Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de Kazakhstan représentation régionale du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Le représentation régionale du Kazakhstan coordonne les activités au Kazakhstan, au Kirghizstan et en Ouzbékistan et couvre également le Turkménistan sans présence dans ce dernier. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees and asylum-seekers enjoy unhindered access to the country’s territory and efficient status determination procedures. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Asylum seekers at the border have access to territory, benefit from functional referral mechanisms and improved reception facilities; (2) Refugees and asylum seekers benefit from efficient and functional referral mechanisms; (3) Asylum seekers access fair and efficient refugee status determination procedures; (4) Asylum seekers access fair and efficient refugee status determination procedures; (5) Asylum-seekers and refugees benefit from fair adjudication of appeals and trial processes.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Incidence of statelessness is reduced. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) National legislative and procedural frameworks are reformed to ensure stateless people can access documentation such as (birth certificates) and non-discriminatory education without penalties for illegal entry; (2) Safeguards against statelessness are incorporated into national legal frameworks and stateless people are protected through determination procedures that meet international standards.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless people actively participate in the social and economic life of host countries, exercise their rights, and enjoy durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Stateless people gain improved access to civil registration and identity documentation and all children born in the country are registered with a civil authority; (2) Refugees and asylum seekers are included in state social protection systems and ac n access cash assistance from international organizations or the State; (3) Refugees and asylum seekers receive financial support to meet their basic needs; (4) Refugees and asylum seekers access more livelihood and employment opportunities; (5) Refugees and asylum seekers exercise their right to return in an informed and dignified manner; (6) Forcibly displaced and stateless people access pathways for naturalization, status regularization and documentation, and are included in public welfare, social, health and education services alongside nationals; (7) Refugees/Asylum- seekers and stateless people are offered pathways to naturalization or regularization of status and documentation.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".УВКБ ООН, Агентство ООН по делам беженцев, - всемирная организация, чьи усилия направлены на спасение жизней, защиту прав и создание лучшего будущего для беженцев, вынужденно перемещенных людей и лиц без гражданства.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia (Government of)Canada (Government of)European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeKazakhstan (Government of)Kyrgyzstan (Government of)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAlmaty (BMP)Almaty (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office43.2780 76.9300AstanaAstanaUNHCR Field Office51.1874 71.4332Bichkek (BN)Bishkek (NO)UNHCR National Office42.8670 74.5740OshOshUNHCR Liaison Office40.5390 72.7980Jalal-AbadJalal-AbadUNHCR Field Unit40.9272 72.9866OshOshUNHCR Field Office40.5024 72.8155OshOshUNHCR Field Unit40.5024 72.8155Douchanbé (BN)Dushanbe (NO)UNHCR National Office38.5700 68.7790DustiDustiUNHCR Field Unit37.3470 68.6680KhorogKhorogUNHCR Field Unit37.4870 71.7490ShaartuzShaartuzUNHCR Field Unit37.2580 68.1380Achkhabad*Ashgabat*UNHCR Office of Chief of Mission37.9256 58.3992TurkmenabatTurkmenabatUNHCR Field Unit39.0606 63.5797Tachkent (BL)Tashkent (LO)UNHCR Liaison Office41.3120 69.2950TermezTermezUNHCR Field Office37.2240 67.2690Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIHumanitarian AssistanceSafety and Access to JusticeVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationStatus DeterminationWell-Being and Basic NeedsProtection Policy and LawLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions01. No poverty08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions95659287917491206380United States Department of State3553000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments185875United States Department of State7745United States Department of State66852Canada (Government of)25000Kazakhstan (Government of)15338Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceKazakhstan (Government of)15338Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceKazakhstan (Government of)350000Germany - Federal Foreign Office49964Australia (Government of)4175Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceKyrgyzstan (Government of)975284Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO3093838Total direct expenditure for 20253626077Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableIntended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableIntended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes0=No0=No1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=No0=No1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=No1=Yes1=Yes0=No1=Yes0=No0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all4=Not at all3=Limited2=Partially2=Partially4=Not at allXM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-KORHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)As of 31 December 2021, 3,575 people have been recognised as refugees or granted humanitarian status by the South Korean government. The majority of people holding humanitarian status are from Syria and Yemen. Some 2,143 new applications were submitted during the year 2021. This number has declined, with the Covid-19 pandemic and limitations imposed on travel and visa policies. The role of UNHCR in the Republic of Korea is to engage with the government, judiciary, legislature, the National Human Rights Commission, Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), civil society and persons of concern to improve the domestic protection system and the treatment of asylum-seekers, refugees and other persons of concern. It also includes ensuring respect for their rights and the principle of non-refoulement. The Republic of Korea acceded to the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol in 1992 and began registering asylum-seekers in 1994, with the first recognition of refugee status in 2001. The Refugee Act and its Presidential Decree and Enforcement Regulation came into effect on 1 July 2013. It is the first stand-alone comprehensive refugee law in the Republic of Korea and represents a significant enhancement of refugee protection. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in the Republic of Korea for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en la République de Corée pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): A multi-stakeholder approach enables POCs' increased enjoyment of rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) POCs' civil registration and documentation is enhanced; (2) POCs' access to legal assistance and remedies are improved; (3) Support for GCR’s “Whole of society approach”, for the protection of PoCs in ROK and worldwide, is strengthened.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees and Asylum seekers benefit from national legal frameworks and refugee status determination procedures compliant with international standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum seekers undergo fair and efficient status determination procedures; (2) National legal frameworks are in line with international human rights and refugee law standards.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): The incidence of statelessness is reduced. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Stateless persons have access to status determination procedures; (2) National legal frameworks are in line with international efforts towards the prevention and reduction of statelessness.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): POCs' empowerment nurtures peaceful coexistence between host and POCs' communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Empowered POCs communities are welcomed.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees and asylum seekers' access to solutions is strengthened. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) The inclusion of asylum seekers and refugees in national systems in line with the Global Compact on Refugees is increasingly realized; (2) Resettlement and complementary pathway capacity is increased in line with the Global Compact on Refugees.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Private donorsRepublic of KoreaUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseSéoulSéoulUNHCR Country Office37.5422 126.9350SéoulSéoulUNHCR Country Office37.5634 126.9805Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceResettlement and Complementary PathwaysAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationProtection Policy and LawSafety and Access to JusticeStatus DeterminationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals3631138202781624105Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors252290Republic of Korea152593United States Department of State141278United States Department of State260547United States Department of State238707Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO2333251Total direct expenditure for 20252666367Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-MMRHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)UNHCR estimates that there are over 1.2 million persons of concern in Myanmar. This figure includes 810,000 internally displaced persons and 600,000 stateless Rohingya, of which 148,000 remain displaced. UNHCR has been present in Myanmar since 1993 and maintains an operational presence of over 200 staff at 10 locations. We care for the needs of persons of concern in Chin, Kachin, Kayah, Kayin, Mon, Rakhine and Shan states as well as Bago, Magway, Sagaing and Tanintharyi regions. By collaborating closely with partners such as sister UN agencies, NGOs, and local communities, UNHCR plays a crucial role in providing life-saving interventions, particularly in the areas of assistance coordination, services to mitigate protection risks, and delivery of emergency relief. We also advocate for the fundamental human rights of persons of concern and host communities and work towards sustainable solutions that ensure people have a safe place to call home and build a better future in cohesive and resilient communities. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Myanmar for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Myanmar pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced, stateless, and returnee populations exercise their fundamental rights and have their life-saving needs met in an age, gender and diversity-sensitive manner. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Protection environment is strengthened for forcibly displaced, stateless, and returning populations, enabling them to safeguard their rights amid ongoing conflict and systemic discrimination; (2) Forcibly displaced, stateless people, and returnee populations receive appropriate and timely humanitarian assistance in targeted areas through robust inter-agency humanitarian coordination systems.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Forcibly displaced, stateless, and returning populations achieve self-reliance and progress toward durable solutions in cohesive communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless populations, affected communities, and local civil society organizations meaningfully participate in building more resilient societies; (2) Conditions for voluntary, safe, and dignified return and local reintegration are established with the support of stakeholders and development actors.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and TradeCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsMinistry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPrivate donorsRepublic of KoreaSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)United Nations Population FundUnited Nations World Food Programme (WFP)United States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseMaungdawMaungdawUNHCR Field Office20.8293 92.4056MaungdawMaungdawUNHCR Field Unit20.8293 92.4056YangonYangonUNHCR Country Office16.8055 96.1363ButhidaungButhidaungUNHCR Field Unit20.8675 92.5328MawlamyineMawlamyineUNHCR Field Unit16.4713 97.6235HakhaHakhaUNHCR Field Unit22.6401 93.6048MyitkyinaMyitkyinaUNHCR Field Office25.3983 97.3776BhamoBhamoUNHCR Field Unit24.2587 97.2252LoikawLoikawUNHCR Field Unit19.6818 97.2106Hpa-AnHpa-AnUNHCR Field Office16.8697 97.6634Hpa-AnHpa-AnUNHCR Field Unit16.8697 97.6634SittweSittweUNHCR Sub-Office20.1531 92.9035DaweiDaweiUNHCR Field Unit14.0833 98.2000Nay Pyi TawNay Pyi TawUNHCR Field Unit19.7570 96.0843Nay Pyi TawNay Pyi TawUNHCR Liaison Office19.7570 96.0843LashioLashioLashioUNHCR Field Unit22.9390 97.7505MyeikMyeikUNHCR Field Unit12.4612 98.6179TaungooTaungooUNHCR Field Unit18.9463 96.4229KyaukphyoUNHCR Field Unit19.4283 93.5479PakokkuUNHCR Field Unit21.3333 95.0818TaunggyiUNHCR Field Unit20.7889 97.0364MandalayMandalayMandalayUNHCR Field Unit21.9691 96.0979Material relief assistance and servicesEmergency Shelter and NFIProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceWell-Being and Basic NeedsLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSafety and Access to JusticeCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalitiesMyanmar Original Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025883355009195720010000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida5000000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade900001Republic of Korea600000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)3200000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan1502551United States Department of State1758328United States Department of State339120United States Department of State1716092United States Department of State30174United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)6390United Nations Population Fund500000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection650000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada500000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)369483Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors160500Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesMinistry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)3249999United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)103403Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade750000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs200000Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection24844Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR300000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe258982Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors81527Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection192555Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade31626UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe31626UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe63252UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe8670Services in-kind contribution of Logistics ServicesSwitzerland for UNHCR4400000United States Department of State500000Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs31626UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe67700United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)52800Goods in-kind contribution of Hygiene ProductsUK for UNHCR32096United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)400000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg5000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan42240United Nations Population Fund28379Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesMinistry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)350000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada18000000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade10300009OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds98563United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)999000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1600000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)300000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe3204759Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO8494573Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO21146779Total direct expenditure for 202530687810Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=No0=No0=NoSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive3=Limited1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all3=Limited3=Limited3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-MYSHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Malaysia hosts some 181,000 refugees and asylum-seekers. 85% are from Myanmar, including some 103,000 Rohingyas. The remaining are from 50 other countries, including Pakistan, Yemen, Syria, and Somalia. 67% of refugees and asylum-seekers are men, while 33% are women. 45,650 are children below the age of 18. They live in cities and towns across the peninsular, with sizeable populations in Klang Valley, Johor, and Penang. In the absence of an asylum system regulating the status and rights of refugees, UNHCR conducts all activities related to the registration, documentation, and status determination of refugees. UNHCR cooperates with the Malaysian Government in managing refugee protection, such as prevention of arrest and detention and strengthening self-reliance, including through access to legal work. UNHCR works closely with partners, including civil society, the private sector, and refugees, to provide humanitarian support for refugees through education and healthcare. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Malaysia for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Malaisie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2025, asylum-seekers will have access to territory and asylum procedures, refugees will enjoy access to basic rights, and stateless people will access nationality procedures. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, the quality of reception, registration, documentation and profiling for 65,000 people is better and access to territory is maintained annually; (2) By 2025, refugees benefit from wider access to protection and durable solutions through the strategic application of refugee status determination, while advocacy for a national asylum policy/framework continues; (3) By 2025, laws and policies on refugee protection and nationality acquisition are established and strengthened; (4) By 2025, the risks related to the arrest and detention of asylum-seekers and refugees, including children, are fewer with greater access to justice and legal assistance.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2025, more refugees can exercise their rights to meet basic needs and affordable healthcare, either under a national policy framework that grants refugees access to legal work and national protection systems (including healthcare) or, until such a framework is in place, through a more robust network of alternative assistance, protection services and healthcare providers. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, refugees and asylum-seekers with heightened risks can access support services that provide timely assistance to meet basic and essential needs; (2) By 2025, access to affordable comprehensive health services has improved through stronger multi-sectoral collaboration, capacity building and expanded strategic partnerships.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2025, more refugees will have opportunities for growth and self-reliance, and are protected from violence, exploitation, and abuse, through strengthened and expanded community-based feedback and support mechanisms and outreach interventions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, the risk of sexual and gender-based violence is reduced and the response to survivors is strengthened through enhanced community-based approaches and quality, survivor-centred services; (2) By 2025, children protection is enhanced through tailored individual and community-based services with increased access to national social protection; (3) By 2025, community mobilization is strengthened and expanded through the establishment of trained community volunteers and the expansion of outreach centres and mobile community outreach services. This will lead to greater participation of women and young people, reinforcing UNHCR's commitment to a multi-faceted approach to accountability to affected people; (4) By 2025, education opportunities have expanded with sustained support, and efforts continue to include asylum-seeker and refugee children in the national education system; (5) By 2025, there is a framework that includes provisions for legal work opportunities and for improved livelihoods prospects.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2025, refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless people will have access to sustainable solutions, through voluntary repatriation, resettlement, complementary pathways, nationality procedures, and inclusion in national social protection mechanisms. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, refugees and asylum-seekers expressing interest to voluntarily return to their country of origin benefit from information and individual counselling; (2) By 2025, refugees identified with heightened vulnerabilities and resettlement needs are submitted for resettlement consideration in a timely manner, while others are assisted to access complementary pathways initiatives.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia (Government of)Australia for UNHCREspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsInternational Organization for Migration (IOM)Private donorsUnited Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)United States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseKuala LumpurKuala LumpurUNHCR Country Office3.1306 101.6995Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryProtectionChild ProtectionGender Based ViolenceHealthEducationHumanitarian AssistanceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentWell-Being and Basic NeedsSafety and Access to JusticeSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Resettlement and Complementary PathwaysProtection Policy and LawHealthy Lives EducationStatus DeterminationAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions2183891117953965398089United States Department of State10375España con ACNUR230500United States Department of State296288Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors291506Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors290622Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors400000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection910000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments331562Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors299733Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors317568International Organization for Migration (IOM)225000Australia (Government of)312914Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors23226Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (Used)Private donors307378Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors300269Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors308230Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors79875United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)35000España con ACNUR294861Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors293214Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors586237Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)USA for UNHCR58145Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)Private donors311929Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors150000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors288724Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors288469Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors304950Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors159236Australia (Government of)35748Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)USA for UNHCR281328Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors216667European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection61548Australia for UNHCR281187Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors280831Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors266343Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors308545Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors23050Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (Used)Private donors254248Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors146500Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1274612Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO10254176Total direct expenditure for 20259846715Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableAccess to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all4=Not at all4=Not at all4=Not at allXM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-NPLHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Népal pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Nepal has a longstanding tradition of providing asylum. The country hosts around 20,000 refugees, including those from Tibet, Bhutan and other states. The main arrivals of refugees took place in 1959 with an influx from Tibet, and again in 1990/1991 with an influx from Bhutan. UNHCR supports the Government of Nepal in various programmes to protect and assist refugees in the country. This includes advocacy for legal identity documentation, livelihood programmes to achieve self-reliance, and the inclusion of refugees into policies, public services and the Government of Nepal’s Emergency, Development and SDG planning. UNHCR works in close partnership with the Ministry of Home Affairs, other key ministries, provincial and local authorities, community-based organizations, development partners, donors, the private sector, NGOs, civil societies, and most importantly, the refugees themselves. Between 2007 to 2016, UNHCR helped resettle more than 113,500 Bhutanese refugees to eight different countries in one of the largest group resettlement programmes globally. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Nepal for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees obtain legal identity documents resulting in formal access to services and livelihoods, benefit from refugee sensitive policies/ laws and the national codification of the principle of non-refoulement. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum seekers in Nepal have access to registration and individual legal identity documentation; obtain appropriate protection interventions to ensure the principle of non-refoulment and no detention on immigration related grounds; (2) Refugee and nationality laws/ policies are in line with international standards enabling improved protection, resilience, and solutions outcomes for PoC through inclusion in development frameworks, improved data, and financing.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): In the context of the UN Legal Identity Agenda and the 2020 UNCT Operational Guidelines on Legal Identity, UNHCR will contribute to supporting the GoN in issuing civil registration documents aiming to ensure that eligible individuals receive a citizenship certificate and other vital documentation. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Access to civil registration and identity documentation is improved through greater awareness, capacity development, individual case interventions and improvement of national policies/ legislation; (2) Vital registration is strengthened.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees have effective access to public services (education, health, social/child protection, and GBV prevention and response) and livelihoods to become self-reliant. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Detailed refugee data on vulnerabilities, skills, education, and livelihoods are obtained; (2) Refugees have safe access to national GBV prevention, risk mitigation and response services and programs; (3) Refugees have safe access to child protection, prevention, risk mitigation and response services and programs; (4) Refugees have access to justice; (5) Refugees of all age, gender and diversity groups meaningfully participate in program implementation and decision making and have access to safe and effective feedback response mechanisms; (6) Refugees’ basic needs are addressed through Multipurpose Grants (MPG); (7) Refugees have access to public primary health care at the same level as Nepali nationals; (8) Refugees have access to inclusive, equitable, public education; (9) Refugees have access to financial institutions and livelihood opportunities.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): In the spirit of the Global Compact on Refugees (GCR) and the Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development (leave no one behind), refugees and individuals without citizenship certificates are proactively included in UN and Government of Nepal Emergency, Development and SDG planning and have equal access to rights and services. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Inclusion of refugees in SERF, UPR, CEDAW, CCA, UNSDCF, National Development Plan (NDP), NHRC Human Rights Plan of Action, Census 2021 Thematic Report.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Private donorsUK for UNHCRUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseDamakDamakUNHCR Sub-Office26.6583 87.6978JhapaJhapaUNHCR Field Unit26.5481 88.0945KathmandouKathmanduUNHCR Country Office27.7090 85.3120Material relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIGender Based ViolenceEducationEarly RecoveryChild ProtectionHealthHumanitarian AssistanceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentWell-Being and Basic NeedsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceEducationProtection Policy and LawAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSafety and Access to JusticeChild Protection Healthy Lives Securing SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions390900119983610121448United States Department of State1775United States Department of State80Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors63Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors211Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors81Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors60Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors25Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors57Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors95Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors12Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2412Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors300UK for UNHCR1368Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors55199Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental555084Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO97307Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO1367734Total direct expenditure for 20252028179Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-PAKHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)On 3 October 2023, Pakistan’s national Apex Committee endorsed a plan to repatriate over a million foreigners without valid documents, largely Afghans. Announcing the plan, Pakistan’s Minister of Interior said that an ultimatum has been issued to illegal foreigners residing in Pakistan, requiring them to leave the country by 1 November 2023. The overall situation inside Afghanistan deteriorated in 2021 and has had significant consequences for the most vulnerable among the population. Some 3.25 million people are currently internally displaced by conflict, over 1 million IDPs have returned to their places of origin, and at least 1.6 million new arrivals have been witnessed in neighbouring countries. UNHCR is responding to this emergency, with needs outlined in a regional Refugee Response Plan (RRP) and Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP). Iran and Pakistan, which are neighbours of Afghanistan, also host some 5.5 million Afghan refugees and Afghans in a refugee-like situation. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Pakistan for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Pakistan pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced and stateless people can realize their rights in line with international protection standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees, asylum-seekers, and stateless people have access to registration and identity documentation; (2) Refugees have access to asylum procedures in line with international standards; (3) A national legal and policy framework is established to uphold the rights of refugees and stateless people; (4) Refugees and asylum-seekers enjoy access to justice, are aware of their rights, and are safe from refoulement.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Women, children and vulnerable groups actively participate in society, are protected from violence, exploitation, abuse and harmful practices, and have equal access to quality public services. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Gender-based violence risks are reduced, root causes addressed, and survivors receive quality services; (2) Children have access to quality child protection services that prevent and respond to violence, abuse, and exploitation; (3) Communities, especially women, children and vulnerable groups, meaningfully participate in decision making through inclusive approaches; (4) Refugees and asylum-seekers have access to sustainable housing and clean, affordable energy; (5) Refugees and host communities have access to quality health services; (6) Refugees and asylum-seekers have access to equitable, inclusive, safe, and quality education; (7) Refugees and asylum-seekers have greater access to sustainable livelihood opportunities and economic inclusion.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Sustainable solutions in safety and dignity continue to expand for forcibly displaced and stateless people. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees are able to make informed decisions to return to their country of origin in safety and dignity through facilitated voluntary repatriation; (2) Refugees have access to resettlement and complementary pathways; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless people have increased access to durable legal status and civil registration, improving prospects for acquiring nationality.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia (Government of)Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and TradeCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsPrivate donorsRepublic of KoreaSweden for UNHCRSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK for UNHCRUnited States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseIslamabadIslamabadUNHCR Country Office33.7372 73.1295OCM KabulOCM Kabul (Pakistan)UNHCR Field Unit33.7230 73.0600PeshawarPeshawarUNHCR Sub-Office33.9930 71.4872QuettaQuettaUNHCR Sub-Office30.1802 66.9932KarachiKarachiUNHCR Field Unit24.8934 67.0281BannuBannuUNHCR Field Unit32.9896 70.6037KohatKohatUNHCR Field Unit33.5955 71.4443Timer GharaTimer GharaUNHCR Field Unit34.8273 71.8377ChamanChamanUNHCR Field Unit30.9039 66.4558LoralaiLoralaiUNHCR Field Unit30.3959 68.6604DalbandinDalbandinUNHCR Field Unit28.8802 64.4422Mohd. KhojaMohd. KhojaUNHCR Field Unit33.4000 70.9167Mohammad KheilMohammad KheilUNHCR Field Unit30.0355 66.5962LahoreLahoreUNHCR Field Unit31.5710 74.3130BhakkaBhakkaUNHCR Field Unit31.9000 73.6830SukkurSukkurUNHCR Field Unit27.6908 68.8486MultanMultanUNHCR Field Unit30.1902 71.4580IslamabadIslamabad FUUNHCR Field Unit33.7372 73.1295HyderabadUNHCR Field Unit25.3846 68.3572Dera Ismail KhanDera Ismail KhanUNHCR Field Unit31.8323 70.9122Saidu Sharif (Mingora)Saidu Sharif (Mingora)UNHCR Field Unit34.7845 72.3590HaripurHaripurUNHCR Field Unit33.9880 72.9550Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionHealthEarly RecoveryProtectionEducationEmergency Shelter and NFIHumanitarian AssistanceVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysChild Protection Safety and Access to JusticeHealthy Lives EducationSustainable Housing and SettlementsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentProtection Policy and LawLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsStatus DeterminationEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualitySecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsAfghanistan Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2025120179500938000002014458Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1108000Republic of Korea438116Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11298271Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs45000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida120345Germany - Federal Foreign Office998500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection3000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan1587940United States Department of State269717United States Department of State5301200European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments1742615United States Department of State1569445United States Department of State1941020United States Department of State1383Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors181Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors434UK for UNHCR382Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1477406Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade320UK for UNHCR323Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors227Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2650000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada25UK for UNHCR439Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors218Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4000000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade500000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection445Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors218Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors125000Australia (Government of)103200Goods in-kind contribution of Energy EquipmentPrivate donors597Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors226Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors304Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors240Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1898100European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2292Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors225Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors172UK for UNHCR17758Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors237Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29UK for UNHCR2334Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors224Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors559Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500218Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2121498Services in-kind contribution of OtherPrivate donors114485Germany - Federal Foreign Office648Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors177Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29UK for UNHCR21640Sweden for UNHCR304Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors259Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3752Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors216Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1350000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada308Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors215Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1400USA for UNHCR636Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors222Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1998000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection242Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors215Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2452000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade250000Germany - Federal Foreign Office238Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors202Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3271Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors214Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors238Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors225Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors240Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors239Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4233256Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental1362565Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO11003063Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO878274Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral27591170Total direct expenditure for 202545570778Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive2=Moderate2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-PHLHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)The Philippines hosts an estimated 264,000 persons of concern (POC) to UNHCR. Of this figure, around 134,000 (51%) are internally displaced persons, 129,000 (48%) are stateless persons or persons at risk of statelessness, and 1,400 (<1%) are refugees and asylum-seekers. Figures for internally displaced persons (IDPs) only reflect data from the southern region of Mindanao, where UNHCR has an operational footprint. The majority of the state-identified populations at risk of statelessness are also based in Mindanao. UNHCR supports the Philippines in ensuring that national status determination procedures remain accessible to persons of concern. UNHCR also works to provide refugees and asylum-seekers access to rights, reduce statelessness, and deliver protection and humanitarian assistance in Mindanao. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in the Philippines for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR aux Philippines pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2027, POC in the Philippines freely exercise their rights and equitably access services to improve their well-being. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, POC rights and services are (a) institutionalized in legal frameworks, budgets and policies at the national and local levels in line with international protection standards and the principle of leaving no one behind; (b) implemented; and (c) monitored.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2027, POC in the Philippines benefit from adequate support from the State to realize their basic rights in adherence to protection principles and standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, comprehensive protection services are institutionalized and accessed by refugees, asylum seekers and stateless, and internally displaced persons to realize their basic rights; (2) National health policies and plans include refugees/asylum seekers and stateless individuals; (3) By 2027, national data bases and monitoring systems of government capture, analyze and use data to support refugees, stateless individuals, and IDPs.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2027, POC in the Philippines demonstrate improved self-reliance, resilience, inclusiveness, gender equality and social cohesion. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, Network of Civil Society and Development Actors for Statelessness strengthen the voice and agency of stateless people, including the women, girls, LGBTIQ+ and the most vulnerable; (2) By 2027, a gender-responsive enabling environment for socio-economic inclusion, including livelihoods for refugees/asylum seekers and stateless individuals, are in place.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2027, POC achieve sustainable solutions that ensures the fulfillment of their rights to allow them to live an empowered and dignified life. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, response mechanisms and services provide quick and effective support to refugees under the emergency transit mechanis; (2) By 2027, Complementary Pathways programmes facilitate the social assimilation and self-reliance of refugees in the country; (3) By 2027, efficient nationality procedures enable refugees and stateless persons to acquire nationality in the host country; (4) By 2027, Government-led implementation of the Comprehensive Solutions Strategy for IDP in BARMM is sustained .Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Philippines (Government of)Private donorsUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseManila (NO)Manille (BN)UNHCR National Office14.5962 120.9640CotabatoCotabatoUNHCR Field Office7.2064 124.2433Davao CityDavao CityUNHCR Field Unit7.0644 125.6078IliganIliganUNHCR Field Unit8.2167 124.2333Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEarly RecoveryProtectionHealthHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsResettlement and Complementary PathwaysCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSystems and ProcessesHealthy Lives Realizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality03. Good health and well-being05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions44739805131275076784Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors77676Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors78263Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors76978Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors80230Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors131567Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors22931Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors91039Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors230383Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors104766Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100090Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors98501Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors99643Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors91828Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors150000Philippines (Government of)91614Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors241625Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors241399Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors220664Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors16294Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors480878Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO326765Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO774294Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral2296818Total direct expenditure for 20254291163Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-ASO-THAMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)This activity shows details of the UNHCR Thailand regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding and expenditure. The Thailand regional representation coordinates activities in Thailand and covers Cambodia, Lao People?s Democratic Republic, and Viet Nam. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de Thaïlande représentation régionale du HCR pour 2021, y compris le budget, les financements et les dépenses. Le représentation régionale pour la Thaïlande coordonne les activités à Singapour et en Thaïlande et couvre aussi, sans présence, le Cambodge, la République démocratique populaire lao et le Viet Nam. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees and asylum-seekers have access to territory, are protected from refoulement, can seek asylum and enjoy their full range of rights through strengthened national protection frameworks. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum-seekers have access to territory and are registered, with specific needs recorded for further assistance or support; (2) Asylum-seekers can access quality status determination procedures; (3) Laws, policies and administrative institutions are strengthened or developed; (4) Refugees and asylum-seekers have access to legal assistance and solutions.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Statelessness is identified, prevented and reduced through effective implementation of improved laws and policies, including those related to civil registration and vital statistics, legal identity, and nationality procedures. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Stateless people have access to civil registration and civil status documentation; (2) Laws and policies protecting stateless people are strengthened, along with administrative institutions and practices.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless people enjoy improved access to basic rights and essential services through strengthened laws and policies, enhanced service provider capacity, and increased recognition of their status as rights holders. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Gender-based violence risks are reduced among forcibly displaced and stateless communities, the quality of response is improved, and prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse is mainstreamed across all interventions; (2) Children are better protected through effective structures and response services; (3) Refugees can sufficiently cover their own basic needs, including through access to work and targeted cash assistance where needed; (4) Forcibly displaced and stateless people have sufficient access to clean energy; (5) Health status of refugees is improved; (6) Logistics and supply chains are optimized to meet the needs of forcibly displaced and stateless people within UNHCR-supported communities.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless people become self-reliant and benefit from inclusive, equitable quality education, meaningful livelihood opportunities, and increased community empowerment in a safe environment. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Community mobilization is strengthened and expanded through inclusive feedback mechanisms; (2) Displaced and stateless people have access to inclusive and equitable education and learning opportunities within the national education system; (3) Stateless people are self-reliant with access to livelihoods and the labour market.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees have improved access to a range of durable solutions, including local integration, third-country solutions, facilitated voluntary return, and nationality acquisition, while stateless populations have enhanced pathways to acquire nationality and achieve legal recognition. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Voluntary return is realized for eligible refugees and asylum-seekers who wish to return to their country of origin; (2) Resettlement and complementary pathways opportunities are realized; (3) Refugees are integrated into society, including the labour market, and become more self-reliant.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia (Government of)Australia for UNHCRDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanNew Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid ProgrammePrivate donorsUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBattambangBattambangUNHCR Field Unit13.1120 103.2070Phnom PenhPhnom PenhUNHCR Field Unit11.5497 104.9278SiemreapSiemreapUNHCR Field Unit13.3686 103.8640SisophonSisophonUNHCR Field Unit13.5850 102.9780VientianeVientianeUNHCR Field Unit17.9690 102.6130SingaporeUNHCR Field Unit1.3109 103.8482Ban NaphoBan NaphoUNHCR Field Unit17.3390 104.5990KanchanaburiKanchanaburiUNHCR Field Office14.0023 99.5488Mae Hong SonMae Hong SonUNHCR Field Office19.3019 97.9684Mae SotMae SotUNHCR Field Office16.7037 98.5721RatchaburiRatchaburiUNHCR Field Unit13.5380 99.8190SurinSurinUNHCR Field Unit14.8860 103.4940TratTratUNHCR Field Unit12.2400 102.5120Mae SariangMae SariangUNHCR Field Office18.1691 97.9315Soi IntramaraSoi IntramaraUNHCR Field Unit13.7832 100.5639Bangkok (BMP)Bangkok (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office13.7623 100.5080Hat YaiUNHCR Field Office7.0086 100.4747Bangkok (MCO)Bangkok (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office13.7331 100.5293Hanoi*Hanoï*UNHCR Liaison Office21.0340 105.8450Ho Chi Minh CityHo Chi Minh CityUNHCR Field Unit10.7800 106.6860Material relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesChild ProtectionEducationHealthProtectionGender Based ViolenceEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFILogisticsHumanitarian AssistanceChild Protection Status DeterminationEducationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsResettlement and Complementary PathwaysHealthy Lives Community Engagement and Women's EmpowermentProtection Policy and LawSexual and Gender-based ViolenceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSafety and Access to JusticeWell-Being and Basic NeedsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsOperational Support and Supply ChainVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSustainable Housing and SettlementsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions25421501253569723925237Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida500002European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments461417Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan564167United States Department of State143807United States Department of State514399United States Department of State21433United States Department of State262077Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors265609Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors269127Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors925000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments270375Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors279297Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors225000Australia (Government of)277032Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors25120Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (Used)Private donors279556Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors282831Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors279497Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors269598Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors273808Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1007560Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan283650Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors267397Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2500000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments32833Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (Used)Private donors278158Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors274239Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors274203Australia (Government of)263125Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors57141Australia for UNHCR259222Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100000New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme230341Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors239780Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors233215Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors242227Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors121139Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors249983Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors159194Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental616650Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1457348Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO10280328Total direct expenditure for 202511335957Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=Partially2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-ASOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)This activity shows details of the UNHCR operations in Asia and the Pacific for 2025 and future years including softly earmarked contributions.Cette activité montre les détails des opérations du HCR en Asie et dans le Pacifique pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris les financements affectés au niveau régional.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and TradeAustralia for UNHCRAustria (Government of)Comitato Italiano UNICEFDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNURGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeIndonesia (Government of)Ireland - Department of Foreign AffairsJapan for UNHCRMalta (Government of)Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNew Zealand for UNHCRPortugal com ACNURPrivate donorsRepublic of KoreaSweden for UNHCRSwitzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAsia and the PacificBangkok (BR)Bangkok (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau13.7438 100.5479Basic Health Care Services in EmergenciesMaterial relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesHumanitarian Assistance50000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida12500000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade196895Republic of Korea17555Germany - Federal Foreign Office1000000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs120Switzerland for UNHCR299Japan for UNHCR604New Zealand for UNHCR2845Sweden for UNHCR138034Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors90Switzerland for UNHCR700000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe102328UK for UNHCR2408Japan for UNHCR4589Sweden for UNHCR139066Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors139714Australia for UNHCR4422Switzerland for UNHCR1173Portugal com ACNUR750000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe80749UK for UNHCR212722Japan for UNHCR2844New Zealand for UNHCR4760Sweden for UNHCR4200USA for UNHCR568902Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe53000Indonesia (Government of)309715Australia for UNHCR110885Australia for UNHCR40164Switzerland for UNHCR108369España con ACNUR498420UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe214526UK for UNHCR47545UK for UNHCR23772UK for UNHCR82351616Japan for UNHCR7500000Japan for UNHCR391796Sweden for UNHCR2800USA for UNHCR2274939Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors636350UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe137765Australia for UNHCR289Switzerland for UNHCR12333España con ACNUR13981Portugal com ACNUR5224UK for UNHCR237723UK for UNHCR66563UK for UNHCR18640396Japan for UNHCR7310Sweden for UNHCR500000Switzerland for UNHCR17500USA for UNHCR484674Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors40000Malta (Government of)351264Comitato Italiano UNICEF90Switzerland for UNHCR435España con ACNUR727Portugal com ACNUR10000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe2754UK for UNHCR19018UK for UNHCR14972089Japan for UNHCR4390New Zealand for UNHCR4265Sweden for UNHCR331683Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors45078Australia for UNHCR8005Switzerland for UNHCR2250España con ACNUR24Portugal com ACNUR300000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe572UK for UNHCR794299Japan for UNHCR675New Zealand for UNHCR153330Sweden for UNHCR6790USA for UNHCR480541Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors289Switzerland for UNHCR30446España con ACNUR57Portugal com ACNUR487074UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe3672UK for UNHCR3268517Japan for UNHCR2040Sweden for UNHCR13309USA for UNHCR162667Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors15000Japan for UNHCR159237Australia for UNHCR25758Switzerland for UNHCR57144España con ACNUR14545Portugal com ACNUR400000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe109350UK for UNHCR20839289Japan for UNHCR1265New Zealand for UNHCR365392Sweden for UNHCR3052USA for UNHCR838457Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Austria (Government of)4926Switzerland for UNHCR4934España con ACNUR1240Portugal com ACNUR350000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe31089UK for UNHCR7149669Japan for UNHCR20604Sweden for UNHCR137977Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1182Switzerland for UNHCR6048España con ACNUR20000España con ACNUR29Portugal com ACNUR43419UK for UNHCR34640Japan for UNHCR3395Sweden for UNHCR97132Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors18040Germany - Federal Foreign Office1500000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg11292Australia for UNHCR7729Comitato Italiano UNICEF7913Switzerland for UNHCR80000Switzerland for UNHCR7640España con ACNUR109Portugal com ACNUR123353UK for UNHCR18779UK for UNHCR27770Japan for UNHCR156825Sweden for UNHCR1484USA for UNHCR1242816Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors422Switzerland for UNHCR52417UK for UNHCR3846497Japan for UNHCR6695Sweden for UNHCR73189Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors90Switzerland for UNHCR650000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe54997UK for UNHCR58124Japan for UNHCR6905Sweden for UNHCR10000USA for UNHCR53123Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors90Switzerland for UNHCR8338UK for UNHCR43807Japan for UNHCR8799Sweden for UNHCR2000720Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors742Switzerland for UNHCR8287UK for UNHCR21518Japan for UNHCR53100Sweden for UNHCR147091Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Austria (Government of)90Switzerland for UNHCR2081España con ACNUR541442UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe3789UK for UNHCR27190Japan for UNHCR9260Sweden for UNHCR157133Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors119Switzerland for UNHCR385415UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe3680UK for UNHCR22144Japan for UNHCR3450Sweden for UNHCR1318303Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1047Switzerland for UNHCR964UK for UNHCR29013Japan for UNHCR1200Sweden for UNHCR1400USA for UNHCR157959Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors6609Australia for UNHCR90Switzerland for UNHCR800España con ACNUR500000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe488UK for UNHCR35220Japan for UNHCR238Sweden for UNHCR62938Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors60828Australia for UNHCR95Switzerland for UNHCR571España con ACNUR478UK for UNHCR390310Japan for UNHCR214Sweden for UNHCR1032081Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donorsThe activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGL-BDIHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Burundi pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Burundi hosts 300,000 people of concern, including 85,000 refugees and asylum seekers, 25,000 internally displaced persons, 800 people at risk of statelessness and over 185,000 Burundian refugee returnees repatriated by UNHCR since September 2017. Nearly all refugees (99%) are from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The returnees have come back from Tanzania, Rwanda, the DRC, Uganda and Kenya. Nearly 40% of the refugee population resides in urban areas, while the majority are hosted in five camps located in the eastern and northeastern regions of the country. Nearly 110,000 refugee returnees reside in the country's eastern provinces, mainly in Makamba, Ruyigi, Kirundo and Muyinga provinces. UNHCR's response focuses on providing assistance and protection for the population of concern, including refugees, as well as promoting their inclusion in national systems, enhancing their self-sufficiency, and supporting their attainment of durable solutions. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Burundi for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): All refugees and persons seeking international Protection enjoy their rights in Burundi. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) All persons UNHCR serves have access to territory, are registered and assisted and have personal and administrative documents; (2) By 2027, All PoC have access to a fair RSD procedure, interviews conducted, and feedback provided to PoC; (3) An inclusive national protection framework for all forcibly displaced and stateless people is in place and operational; (4) By 2027, all stakeholders will have a better understanding and application of the international protection framework and thus better protect refugees and stateless persons; (5) Risk of gender-based violence, exploitation and abuse are identified and addressed and protection mechanisms strengthened; (6) Children are protected from violence, abuse, neglect, exploitation and discrimination and have access to child friendly procedures and inclusive national services.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2027, all persons UNHCR serves enjoy their socio-economic rights and are included in national systems as per the Government of Burundi’s relevant GCR pledges. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, UNHCR Burundi will have a predominant CBI (Cash Based Intervention) system where the cash transfer will be done via mobile money instead of the cash-in-hand and vouchers distribution systems currently in place in the refugee camps; (2) By 2027 all persons UNHCR serves in Burundi can meet their shelter and settlement needs in a safe, dignified and sustainable manner, wherever they live, in accordance with international protection standards and principles; (3) By 2027, all persons UNHCR serves have full access to healthcare services, mental health, and psychosocial support services; (4) By 2027, all persons UNHCR serves have access to sustainable water, sanitation, and Hygiene services; (5) Persons we Serve receive reliably the required materials, cash, and life-sustaining support service in a timely, and cost-effective manner.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2027 all persons UNHCR serves, with a particular focus on women and youth, will be empowered to respond to their protection needs, including through national systems where possible, and attain greater gender equality. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By the end of 2027, refugees living in the five camps and urban areas in Bujumbura and Rumonge will be more engaged in community participation and women will be more empowered; (2) All refugee children and youth have access to ECD, Primary, Secondary and Tertiary education; (3) People we serve, including Refugees, Returnees, IDPs and hosts, enjoy economic rights and have access to livelihood opportunities.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): More forcibly displaced and stateless benefit from a wide range of solutions by 2027. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Returnees are socially and economically reintegrated into their communities of origin; (2) Refugees at heightened-protection risk benefit from limited opportunities for resettlement and Complementary Pathways by 2027; (3) Refugees are socially and economically integrated into host communities and stateless persons are supported to acquire Burundian citizenship.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Belgian Development CooperationCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGates FoundationGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeJapan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMonaco (Government of)Private donorsRepublic of KoreaSweden for UNHCRSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUN Pooled FundsUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRWorld Diabetes FoundationWorld Health Organization (WHO)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBujumburaBujumburaUNHCR Country Office-3.3891 29.3533GitegaGitegaUNHCR Field Unit-3.4270 29.9280MuyingaMuyingaUNHCR Field Office-2.8434 30.3461RuyigiRuyigiUNHCR Sub-Office-3.4741 30.2473MakambaMakambaUNHCR Field Office-4.1330 29.8000CibitokeCibitokeUNHCR Field Unit-2.8971 29.1053GihingaGihingaUNHCR Field Unit-3.5010 29.7310MwaroMwaroUNHCR Field Unit-3.5170 29.7050BururiBururiUNHCR Field Unit-3.9511 29.6167RutanaRutanaUNHCR Field Unit-3.9192 29.9936Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesWater Sanitation HygieneProtectionLogisticsEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryGender Based ViolenceHealthEducationChild ProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneOperational Support and Supply ChainAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSustainable Housing and SettlementsWell-Being and Basic NeedsHealthy Lives EducationProtection Policy and LawCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentStatus DeterminationChild Protection Local Integration and other Local SolutionsResettlement and Complementary PathwaysAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualitySecuring Solutions01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsDemocratic Republic of the Congo Regional Refugee Response Plan 202510119653010361197501406013Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida200000Republic of Korea100000Monaco (Government of)206427European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments686463European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments300000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4596860Republic of Korea1065000Germany - Federal Foreign Office200000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan1380751United States Department of State280959United States Department of State1046722United States Department of State2682868United States Department of State451045United States Department of State513439United States Department of State75174United States Department of State1578280United States Department of State90Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1493689United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)20969Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)97Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors350000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada200000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)40000Monaco (Government of)101Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1600000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)99Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1498750European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection22803Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors82110Services in-kind contribution of Logistics ServicesUSA for UNHCR18000Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR1450000UN Pooled Funds233866Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors104Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors104Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2500000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments103Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors79740Services in-kind contribution of Logistics ServicesSwitzerland for UNHCR235000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs103Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3000000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection532500Germany - Federal Foreign Office1500000Belgian Development Cooperation200000Monaco (Government of)69868Goods in-kind contribution of IT EquipmentUSA for UNHCR5974Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1400006United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)69Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada71Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors780000Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)250000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1569Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors550000Gates Foundation287637World Health Organization (WHO)1354632World Diabetes Foundation70Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors330000Sweden for UNHCR8032Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2124675Germany - Federal Foreign Office23772UK for UNHCR13965Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3413Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors297252Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesPrivate donors400000Monaco (Government of)1000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs1163Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1298700European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office67232Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR756Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1371072Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental4963123Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO4424656Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO28744131Total direct expenditure for 202533297780Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignmentGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive3=Limited2=Moderate3=LimitedMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all3=Limited3=Limited3=Limited3=Limited3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGL-DJIHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Djibouti pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Djibouti hosts approximately 31,528 people forced to flee, including over 23,493 refugees and 8,035 asylum-seekers living in the refugee villages of Ali Addeh (53%), Holl-Holl (24%) and Markazi (8%), as well as in Djibouti City (15%), mainly from Somalia (42.9%), Ethiopia (41.3%) and Yemen (10.8%). Of these, 67% are women and children. The Government of Djibouti has strengthened refugee protection through legislative reforms and adopted the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF), which aims to ensure the well-being of refugees and their host communities, in line with the Global Compact on Refugees. Djibouti has made notable strides in implementing the CRRF, in particular by integrating refugees and forcibly displaced populations into national systems such as education, health and employment. UNHCR, together with the Government of Djibouti, is leading the multi-sectoral refugee response in the villages of Ali Addeh, Holl-Holl and Markazi, as well as in urban areas. Close cooperation is maintained with partners including development actors as well as refugee and host community leaders to ensure effectiveness in the provision of assistance and durable solutions. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Djibouti for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): All asylum-seekers in Djibouti can access the territory, request asylum and enjoy reception conditions, in line with international protection standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Asylum seekers of all nationalities have access to efficient RSD processes; (2) SGBV response services are available for all survivors in all camps and outside camp and follow clear standard operation procedure; (3) Community-based child protection, BID, BIA, prevention & response services are available for all refugee children and risks are mitigated.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Refugees and asylum-seekers enjoy adequate standard of living and have their basic needs met. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) All persons of concern benefit from assistance for basic needs including through multipurpose cash; (2) Ministry of Health includes refugees and asylum seekers in national health system for primary and secondary health care, R/H, and nutrition programmes; (3) All persons of concern are included in the national system for access to potable water, sanitation & hygiene; (4) Goods and services are efficiently procured, supplied and delivered in line with standards and principles; (5) Response priorities are appropriately communicated and resources for the response are mobilized in line with identified needs.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Refugees and asylum seekers in Djibouti are empowered through enrollment in education and participation in livelihood opportunities, thus benefit from stronger self-reliance and peaceful coexistence with host communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Persons of concern are actively participating in their communities, women participate in decision-making and PoCs coexist peacefully with the host community; (2) Persons of concern are included in the national education system and all children are enrolled in primary & secondary education, and have access to tertiary and higher education on the same level as nationals; (3) Persons of concern have access to increased self-reliance, economic inclusion, job creation, entrepreneurship and resilience programme opportunities provided by various stakeholders.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): All persons of concern have access to sustainable durable solutions through voluntary repatriation, resettlement and naturalization procedures in line with the GCR and SDG. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Conditions of the reintegration of returnees in safety and dignity are met in all return areas; (2) Conditions for resettlement are met especially for emergency cases; (3) Conditions for naturalization are met for refugees who wish to integrate locally.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.African Development FundCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaIntergovernmental Authority on DevelopmentMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanPrivate donorsUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseDjiboutiDjiboutiUNHCR Country Office11.5950 43.1420Ali SabiehAli SabiehUNHCR Field Office11.1520 42.7120ObockObockUNHCR Field Office11.9637 43.2857ObockObockUNHCR Field Unit11.9637 43.2857Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesChild ProtectionWater Sanitation HygieneGender Based ViolenceLogisticsProtectionEarly RecoveryEducationEmergency Shelter and NFIHealthHumanitarian AssistanceChild Protection Clean Water, Sanitation and HygieneSexual and Gender-based ViolenceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentOperational Support and Supply ChainVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationStatus DeterminationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsEducationWell-Being and Basic NeedsHealthy Lives Resettlement and Complementary PathwaysExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities17. Partnerships for the goals20561613125877455000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida3801Intergovernmental Authority on Development408141United States Department of State551887United States Department of State289972United States Department of State124332Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)Private donors15000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1330000African Development Fund938Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan1241479Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental234699Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO85000Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO4348510Total direct expenditure for 20254912255Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGL-RBHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails du bureau regional du HCR pour l'Est et Corne de l'Afrique pour 2025 et les années à venir y compris le budget, les financements, et les dépenses.This activity shows details of the UNHCR Regional Bureau for the East and Horn of Africa for 2025 and future years including budget, funding and expenditure.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Country Operations, national governments and other partners of relevance to UNHCR regional efforts jointly create an enabling environment that allows them to effectively and efficiently deliver and promote protection, inclusion and solutions for and with forcibly displaced, stateless persons and host communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 2.UNHCR consistently implements robust and integrated systems of internal control, fraud mitigation, risk management and BTP, and responds pro-actively and transparently to incidents of fraud, aid diversion, discrimination, harassment and SEA in line with global guidelines, policies, standards; (2) 3.Comprehensive, inclusive and integrated data, analytical products and evidence, generated by UNHCR, national institutions and other relevant stakeholders, are available, accessible, and systematically inform planning for, and responses to, situations of forced displacement; (3) 4. UNHCR strategies comply, in the design and implementation, with global and regional policies and technical guidance reflecting climate and conflict sensitive, cross-border approaches and incorporating meaningfully the agency of people impacted by displacement and statelessness; (4) 1.UNHCR country operations’ workforce, field presence and coordination structures are fit-for-purpose to efficiently deliver results in alignment with planned regional and national multi-year strategies and priorities; (5) 5. Humanitarian agencies, governments and other stakeholders increasingly ensure complementarity and synergies between emergency responses implemented alongside regular and sustainable programmes, with a focus on self-reliance, resilience and solutions from the start; (6) 6. Strategic and evidence-driven communication and advocacy, and transformative partnerships across the nexus, contribute to increased understanding, behaviour change, and new and diversified sources of technical and financial support, advancing protection, inclusion, and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Country Operations, national governments and other partners of relevance to UNHCR regional efforts jointly create an enabling environment that allows them to effectively and efficiently deliver and promote protection, inclusion and solutions for and with forcibly displaced, stateless persons and host communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 2.UNHCR consistently implements robust and integrated systems of internal control, fraud mitigation, risk management and BTP, and responds pro-actively and transparently to incidents of fraud, aid diversion, discrimination, harassment and SEA in line with global guidelines, policies, standards; (2) 3.Comprehensive, inclusive and integrated data, analytical products and evidence, generated by UNHCR, national institutions and other relevant stakeholders, are available, accessible, and systematically inform planning for, and responses to, situations of forced displacement; (3) 4. UNHCR strategies comply, in the design and implementation, with global and regional policies and technical guidance reflecting climate and conflict sensitive, cross-border approaches and incorporating meaningfully the agency of people impacted by displacement and statelessness; (4) 1.UNHCR country operations’ workforce, field presence and coordination structures are fit-for-purpose to efficiently deliver results in alignment with planned regional and national multi-year strategies and priorities; (5) 5. Humanitarian agencies, governments and other stakeholders increasingly ensure complementarity and synergies between emergency responses implemented alongside regular and sustainable programmes, with a focus on self-reliance, resilience and solutions from the start; (6) 6. Strategic and evidence-driven communication and advocacy, and transformative partnerships across the nexus, contribute to increased understanding, behaviour change, and new and diversified sources of technical and financial support, advancing protection, inclusion, and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Country Operations, national governments and other partners of relevance to UNHCR regional efforts jointly create an enabling environment that allows them to effectively and efficiently deliver and promote protection, inclusion and solutions for and with forcibly displaced, stateless persons and host communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 2.UNHCR consistently implements robust and integrated systems of internal control, fraud mitigation, risk management and BTP, and responds pro-actively and transparently to incidents of fraud, aid diversion, discrimination, harassment and SEA in line with global guidelines, policies, standards; (2) 3.Comprehensive, inclusive and integrated data, analytical products and evidence, generated by UNHCR, national institutions and other relevant stakeholders, are available, accessible, and systematically inform planning for, and responses to, situations of forced displacement; (3) 4. UNHCR strategies comply, in the design and implementation, with global and regional policies and technical guidance reflecting climate and conflict sensitive, cross-border approaches and incorporating meaningfully the agency of people impacted by displacement and statelessness; (4) 1.UNHCR country operations’ workforce, field presence and coordination structures are fit-for-purpose to efficiently deliver results in alignment with planned regional and national multi-year strategies and priorities; (5) 5. Humanitarian agencies, governments and other stakeholders increasingly ensure complementarity and synergies between emergency responses implemented alongside regular and sustainable programmes, with a focus on self-reliance, resilience and solutions from the start; (6) 6. Strategic and evidence-driven communication and advocacy, and transformative partnerships across the nexus, contribute to increased understanding, behaviour change, and new and diversified sources of technical and financial support, advancing protection, inclusion, and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Country Operations, national governments and other partners of relevance to UNHCR regional efforts jointly create an enabling environment that allows them to effectively and efficiently deliver and promote protection, inclusion and solutions for and with forcibly displaced, stateless persons and host communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 2.UNHCR consistently implements robust and integrated systems of internal control, fraud mitigation, risk management and BTP, and responds pro-actively and transparently to incidents of fraud, aid diversion, discrimination, harassment and SEA in line with global guidelines, policies, standards; (2) 3.Comprehensive, inclusive and integrated data, analytical products and evidence, generated by UNHCR, national institutions and other relevant stakeholders, are available, accessible, and systematically inform planning for, and responses to, situations of forced displacement; (3) 4. UNHCR strategies comply, in the design and implementation, with global and regional policies and technical guidance reflecting climate and conflict sensitive, cross-border approaches and incorporating meaningfully the agency of people impacted by displacement and statelessness; (4) 1.UNHCR country operations’ workforce, field presence and coordination structures are fit-for-purpose to efficiently deliver results in alignment with planned regional and national multi-year strategies and priorities; (5) 5. Humanitarian agencies, governments and other stakeholders increasingly ensure complementarity and synergies between emergency responses implemented alongside regular and sustainable programmes, with a focus on self-reliance, resilience and solutions from the start; (6) 6. Strategic and evidence-driven communication and advocacy, and transformative partnerships across the nexus, contribute to increased understanding, behaviour change, and new and diversified sources of technical and financial support, advancing protection, inclusion, and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada (Government of)European Commission - International PartnershipsEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsGermany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentIntergovernmental Authority on DevelopmentMastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsNovo Nordisk A/SNovo Nordisk FoundationPrivate donorsRepublic of KoreaSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)United States Department of StateWorld Diabetes FoundationUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAfricaNairobi (BR)Nairobi (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau-1.2283 36.7613Relief co-ordination and support servicesLogisticsHumanitarian AssistanceExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationOperational Support and Supply ChainSystems and ProcessesPeople and CultureRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality17. Partnerships for the goals274462042201824448410Canada (Government of)18345Intergovernmental Authority on Development396806European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments263853Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs18457European Commission - International Partnerships82595Mastercard Foundation160000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments1654044Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs445906Republic of Korea939338United States Department of State290923United States Department of State1105457United States Department of State913779Canada (Government of)1280796Mastercard Foundation138470Novo Nordisk A/S440378United States Department of State110906Novo Nordisk Foundation3785518Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs510442Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development234569Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan438904Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg465685United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)346126Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs849337World Diabetes Foundation1184001European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments433970Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8633095Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)313909Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO20090501Total direct expenditure for 202518686844Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGL-ERIHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Érythrée pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Eritrea for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, Refugees and asylum seekers enjoy improved legal and social protection services to realize their rights in safe environments. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees, asylum seekers and stateless persons can access documentation enabling their protection; (2) The protection environment for refugees and stateless persons in Eritrea is improved and in line with the relevant and applicable conventions.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Most refugees, asylum seekers in and returnees to Eritrea improve their socio-economic well-being, leading to increased self-reliance and fulfilment of their needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Urban refugees benefit from multi-sectorial support to access health and education services, secure housing and provide for their nutritional needs; (2) The environment is favourable to allow for sustainable reintegration, increased self-reliance and inclusion in national services of both refugees and returnees.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAsmaraAsmaraUNHCR Country Office15.3225 38.9250TesseneyTesseneyUNHCR Field Unit15.1120 36.6500BarentuBarentuUNHCR Field Unit15.1142 37.5922AkordatAkordatUNHCR Field Unit15.5553 37.8961MassawaMassawaUNHCR Field Unit15.6084 39.4690Material relief assistance and servicesEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsProtection Policy and LawAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationWell-Being and Basic NeedsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions5753127179980045330United States Department of State69299United States Department of State475748Total direct expenditure for 20251131716Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGL-ETHHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Éthiopie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Ethiopia hosts over 823,000 refugees and asylum seekers predominantly from South Sudan, Somalia and Eritrea. The majority lives in 24 refugee camps established across five regional states. Over 70,000 others also reside in the capital Addis Ababa as urban refugees. 47% of the refugees are women and girls, while 59% are children. Ethiopia also has 4.2 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) and over 1.5 million IDP returnees, largely resulting from the ongoing conflict in northern Ethiopia and localized conflicts and tensions in different parts of the country. With a representation office in Addis Ababa, UNHCR has a robust field presence including in Afar, Amhara, Benishangul-Gumuz, Gambella, Oromia, Somali and Tigray regions as well as in the eastern city of Dire Dawa. The Ethiopia operation focuses on emergency response to the different IDP situations, addressing protection needs of refugees and promoting their self-reliance in line with the Global Compact on Refugees (GCR). This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Ethiopia for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): All forcibly displaced and stateless persons in Ethiopia can live dignified and safe lives protected from harm in all aspects of their lives. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) The access of forcibly displaced and stateless persons to registration and documentation procedures in Ethiopia, national or alternative (humanitarian), is improved and increasingly transitioned into national systems; (2) People with international protection needs have access to fair and efficient asylum procedures according to national, reginal and international standards; (3) The national legal, policy and regulatory framework for refugees, IDPs and stateless persons is strengthened in line with international standards; (4) GBV is prevented, risk mitigation measures across sectors are implemented and GBV survivors and those at risk have access to timely, safe, and quality services; (5) By 2029, protection of children will be enhanced and all children at heightened risk of violence, exploitation and abuse, through meaningful participation, will have timely access to child friendly procedures and will be able to develop positively in a nurturing environment; (6) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons and their hosts have improved and unhindered access to justice and effective claim for their rights; (7) All women, men, girls and boys of forcibly displaced and stateless populations and individuals with specific needs will be able to meaningfully participate in decisions impacting their lives, their communication options are enhanced, and they are able to access relevant services.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): All displaced and stateless persons and the host communities benefit from sustainable natural environment and improved basic services provided through national systems wherever possible. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) A robust hybrid humanitarian-development system addressing food security and effective emergency responses has been established, guaranteeing all forcibly displaced persons adequate nutrition and fulfillment of their basic needs; (2) All displaced persons have access to adequate, safe, affordable housing while promoting inclusive/integrated and sustainable human settlement and climate action; (3) Comprehensive public health services are accessible to increased number of forcibly displaced persons and progressively included into government systems at all levels; (4) WASH services in woredas and areas hosting forcibly displaced and stateless populations are improved and included in facilities managed by regional/ local Bureaus.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Majority of forcibly displaced persons have increased access to education, livelihoods and economic inclusion opportunities leading to self –reliance. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced persons access to education increased and government capacity on inclusion into the national education system enhanced; (2) Enhanced collaboration between government, development and humanitarian actors increases availability of sustainable livelihood and economic opportunities for forcibly displaced and stateless persons.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): All forcibly displaced and stateless persons benefit from durable and alternative pathways to solutions tailored to their needs and desires. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Voluntary return of displaced persons and sustainable reintegration of returnees is promoted and comprehensively supported; (2) Opportunities provided by third countries and public and private entities for refugees and stateless persons to find alternative or durable solutions through complementary pathways and resettlement are strengthened.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Austria (Government of)Canada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEducation Cannot WaitEspaña con ACNUREspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - International PartnershipsEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeGermany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentIKEA FoundationMastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsNovo Nordisk A/SNovo Nordisk FoundationOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPrivate donorsRepublic of KoreaSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland (Government of)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK for UNHCRUN Pooled FundsUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)United Nations FoundationUnited States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAddis AbabaAddis-AbebaUNHCR Country Office8.9928 38.7833AssosaAssosaUNHCR Sub-Office10.0623 34.5440GambellaGambellaUNHCR Sub-Office8.2392 34.5903HumeraHumeraUNHCR Field Unit14.2770 36.6560JijigaJijigaUNHCR Sub-Office9.3460 42.8160MizanMizanUNHCR Field Office6.9990 35.5860MakueyUNHCR Field Office8.3021 33.6806ShiraroShiraroUNHCR Field Unit14.3935 37.7719MankushMankushUNHCR Field Unit11.2705 35.2865BongaBongaUNHCR Field Unit8.1836 34.8496PagakPagakUNHCR Field Unit8.4738 34.0234GodeGodeUNHCR Field Unit5.8881 43.5963SireSireUNHCR Field Office14.1010 38.2840FugnidoPugnidoUNHCR Field Office7.6474 34.2542DimmaDimmaUNHCR Field Office6.5030 35.1840ShireShireUNHCR Sub-Office14.1053 38.2886Dollo AdoDollo AdoUNHCR Field Unit4.1770 42.0580Aw BarreAw BarreAw BarreUNHCR Field Unit9.7800 43.2140KebribeyahKebribeyahUNHCR Field Unit9.1000 43.1760ShimelbaShimelbaUNHCR Field Unit14.1734 37.7217SherkoleSherkoleUNHCR Field Office10.3700 34.6200SherkoleSherkoleUNHCR Field Unit10.3700 34.6200Addis Ababa (LO - AU & ECA)Addis-Abeba (BL -AU & ECA)UNHCR Liaison Office8.9927 38.7806Addis Ababa (LO - AU & ECA)Addis-Abeba (BL -AU & ECA)UNHCR Liaison Office8.9983 38.7284AlamataAlamataUNHCR Field Office12.4182 39.5580BokolmayoBokolmayoUNHCR Field Unit4.5432 41.5418TongoTongoUNHCR Field Unit9.3740 34.4384BambasiBambasiUNHCR Field Unit9.7500 34.7333MelkadidaMelkadidaUNHCR Sub-Office4.5226 41.7226HilaweynHilaweynUNHCR Field Unit4.3699 41.8622BuraminoBuraminoUNHCR Field Unit4.3000 41.9312KobeKobeUNHCR Field Office4.4810 41.7469Mai AiniMai AiniUNHCR Field Unit13.6940 38.1740ShederShederUNHCR Field Unit9.6910 43.1213Nyien YanNyien YanNyien-YanNyien-YanNyien-YanNyingyangUNHCR Field Office8.3011 33.6784Nyien YanNyien YanNyien-YanNyien-YanNyien-YanNyingyangUNHCR Field Unit8.3011 33.6784Nyien YanNyien YanNyien-YanNyien-YanNyien-YanNyingyangUNHCR Field Unit8.3022 33.6806BurbieyBurubieyUNHCR Field Unit8.4091 33.2356ItangItangUNHCR Field Unit8.2000 34.2700SamaraSemaraUNHCR Field Office11.7922 41.0090EmbamadreEmbamadreUNHCR Field Office13.6945 38.1744EndabagunaEndabagunaUNHCR Field Unit13.9489 38.1821TsoreTsoreUNHCR Field Unit10.2370 34.6136JewiJewiUNHCR Field Unit8.1528 34.6981MekelleMekelleUNHCR Sub-Office13.4772 39.4524AysaitaUNHCR Field Unit11.5750 41.4310BerahileUNHCR Field Unit13.8410 40.0070HitsasUNHCR Field Unit14.1062 37.9528Bahir DarBahir DarBahir DarUNHCR Field Unit11.5878 37.3880NekemteNekemteNekemteUNHCR Field Office9.0894 36.5554Debre BirhanDebre BirhanDebre BirhanUNHCR Field Unit9.6691 39.5271KombolchaKombolchaKombolchaUNHCR Field Unit11.0802 39.7426DessieDessieDessieUNHCR Field Unit11.1275 39.6303GondarGondarGondarUNHCR Field Office12.6250 37.4730DebarkDebarkDebarkUNHCR Field Office13.1496 37.9018DebarkDebarkDebarkUNHCR Field Unit13.1496 37.9018AdigratAdigratAdigratUNHCR Field Unit14.2782 39.4606Aby adiAby adiAby adiUNHCR Field Unit13.6284 38.9890AxumAxumAxumUNHCR Field Unit14.1234 38.7263MaichewMaichewMaichewUNHCR Field Unit12.7871 39.5411Dire DawaDire DawaDire DawaUNHCR Field Unit9.5933 41.8661Bule HoraBule HoraBule HoraUNHCR Field Unit5.6397 38.2370DillaUNHCR Field Unit6.4192 38.3045BokhUNHCR Field Office7.4394 46.6504MetemmaUNHCR Field Office13.0000 36.2500Gende WuhaUNHCR Field Office12.7820 36.4050Gende WuhaUNHCR Field Unit12.7805 36.4048Education in emergenciesMaterial relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducationEarly RecoveryGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIProtectionHealthWater Sanitation HygieneHumanitarian AssistanceEducationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Sustainable Housing and SettlementsWell-Being and Basic NeedsHealthy Lives Clean Water, Sanitation and HygieneVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationProtection Policy and LawSafety and Access to JusticeStatus DeterminationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsSouth Sudan Regional Refugee Response Plan 2025Sudan Emergency: Regional Refugee Response Plan 2025434520000340895945200000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg1581765Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida54463Canada (Government of)958500Germany - Federal Foreign Office6782859Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs258970European Commission - International Partnerships299328Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2021051Mastercard Foundation240625United Nations Foundation253510Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1200000Switzerland (Government of)68468Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs1222435European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments2075409IKEA Foundation2510962Germany - Federal Foreign Office1200000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)2000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan21800000United States Department of State418328United States Department of State4400000United States Department of State2378929United States Department of State1000000Austria (Government of)20000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe147Sweden for UNHCR3718Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors67Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors25000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1691Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors667344Canada (Government of)4200USA for UNHCR1678Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors9730Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2650000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)925825España con ACNUR153875UK for UNHCR1964Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors239579Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs10500USA for UNHCR2233Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors37Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection298988Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)7889España con ACNUR96500USA for UNHCR2029Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1789359Novo Nordisk A/S300000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)100025USA for UNHCR2268Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors174Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)500000Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development2086674Republic of Korea965000USA for UNHCR100000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe4UK for UNHCR591837UK for UNHCR2024Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors125Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors12000000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments30000España con ACNUR1676Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors148Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)135UK for UNHCR267054UK for UNHCR1588Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors198Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4688883Novo Nordisk Foundation6951414Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs146040UN Pooled Funds2586Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg350000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)2096368Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan400000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg24990España con ACNUR4875890Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)USA for UNHCR32911Goods in-kind contribution of IT EquipmentUSA for UNHCR4205071Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)Private donors3957Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors129424UK for UNHCR5UK for UNHCR2995772USA for UNHCR2231Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors650085United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)20000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1570Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors139448Goods in-kind contribution of IT EquipmentUSA for UNHCR674000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada950000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada777449España con ACNUR3016Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10075000OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds1716Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors53999España con ACNUR (Public Sources)5494500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection50000España con ACNUR96500USA for UNHCR241450USA for UNHCR1523Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4000000IKEA Foundation3519825Germany - Federal Foreign Office1860204European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments600001United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)8014España con ACNUR1472Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors447953Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development1518Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors250000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs995000Switzerland (Government of)2949455United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)1744186Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs29264414Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1518Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors63325Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3000000Education Cannot Wait1000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office8000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1316Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors57366Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesPrivate donors6895524Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental20535529Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO13529941Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO190995Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral74032460Total direct expenditure for 2025126454946Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignmentGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentBaseline data is not availableMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBaseline data is not availableBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availablePreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all1=Fully1=Fully3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGL-KENHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Kenya pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".As of 31 December 2021, Kenya hosts over 540,000 refugees and asylum-seekers mainly living in the Dadaab and Kakuma refugee camps as well as urban areas, including the capital, Nairobi. Women and children make up 77% of the refugees and asylum seekers. Kenya has also identified some 18,500 stateless persons in the country. Despite progress towards comprehensive solutions, new refugee arrivals and new birth registrations have led to a gradual increase in the overall population in the camps. The Covid-19 pandemic also affected the voluntary repatriation programme to Somalia, Ethiopia and Burundi through small-scale repatriation to Somalia and Burundi resumed in 2021. As requested by the Government of Kenya in 2021, UNHCR developed a six-pillar joint Roadmap for Solutions and continues to advocate and work with the Government to ensure that refugees and asylum-seekers in Kenya have access to both protection and solutions. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Kenya for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): All refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless persons can enter Kenya and enjoy protection in line with national legislation and regional and international standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Access to civil registration services and issuance of legally recognized civil status documentation is strengthened; (2) Access to the territory of Kenya is guaranteed, national reception procedures are effective and refugees and asylum-seekers are issued with legally recognized identity documents by national refugee management authorities; (3) The efficiency, fairness and adaptability of national refugee status determination procedures is strengthened; (4) The national protection framework is amended to enable enjoyment of fundamental rights and access to protection services by the affected populations, in line with international standards and obligations; (5) Incidents of arbitrary arrest and detention on account of irregular entry, stay or legal status are reduced and access to legal remedies is enhanced; (6) Access of forcibly displaced and stateless persons to protection, assistance and solutions is safeguarded by addressing and reducing risks.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Forcibly displaced and stateless persons are able to safely realize their basic rights, obligations and satisfy their needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Safer environments are in place for women, girls and others most-at-risk and access to GBV prevention and response is strengthened including through national services; (2) Children of concern have access to strengthened child protection mechanisms, including national child protection systems and services; (3) The well-being of the refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless persons is improved and the gap in basic needs is bridged, including through enhanced use of cash-based interventions; (4) Forcibly displaced, stateless and their host communities in Kenya, have improved physical and economic means to prepare, withstand recover and be protected from the impacts of climate change; (5) Health and nutrition status of the refugees and stateless persons is maintained or improved; (6) Refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless persons have equitable access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene facilities; (7) The efficiency of programme management mechanisms and coordination, including with external actors, is increased; (8) Complementary funding and technical support to the Kenya humanitarian response is increased.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Forcibly displaced and stateless persons and communities are empowered through access to education, livelihoods, social protection and community development. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons and their host communities increase their meaningful engagement and participation in policy decisions and programme activities affecting their lives; (2) Access of refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless persons to quality formal and non-formal education and training at all levels is enhanced; (3) Refugees, asylum seekers and host communities become self-reliant through strengthened livelihood support and economic inclusion.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): More refugees and other persons of concern benefit from a wider range of durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees who wish to return to their countries of origin do so voluntary, in safety and with dignity; (2) More refugees benefit from third country solutions through resettlement and complementary pathways; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons benefit from enhanced local solutions, including through acquisition of residency status and work permits; (4) Stateless persons are able to obtain citizenship and relevant documents in a timely manner.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and TradeAustralia for UNHCRCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsGermany (Government of)Germany - Federal Foreign OfficeGermany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentGrundfos FoundationIKEA FoundationJapan for UNHCRMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsNovo Nordisk FoundationOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPrivate donorsSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUK for UNHCRUnited States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRVodafone FoundationUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseDadaabDadaabUNHCR Sub-Office0.0483 40.3109KakumaKakumaUNHCR Sub-Office3.7190 34.8660MombasaMombasaUNHCR Field Unit-4.0510 39.6720Nairobi (BP)Nairobi (CO)UNHCR Country Office-1.2319 36.8182LokichoggioLokichoggioUNHCR Field Office4.2000 34.3500EldoretEldoretUNHCR Sub-Office0.5150 35.2660NakuruNakuruUNHCR Field Unit-0.2800 36.0690KisumuKisumuUNHCR Field Unit-0.0950 34.7470FafiFafiUNHCR Field Office-0.3979 40.0226HagaderaLagaderaUNHCR Field Unit0.0053 40.3714Nairobi (BP Somalie)Nairobi (CO Somalia)UNHCR Country Office-1.2315 36.8189AlinjugurAlinjugurUNHCR Field Office-0.0302 40.4574GarissaGarissaUNHCR Field Unit-0.4529 39.6390Nairobi (BL)Nairobi (LO)UNHCR Liaison Office-1.2616 36.7949Nairobi (CO Sudan)UNHCR Country Office-1.2283 36.7613Nairobi (CO Sudan)UNHCR Country Office-1.2615 36.7948LodwarUNHCR Field Unit3.1113 35.6141NairobiUNHCR Field Unit-1.2785 36.8167Relief co-ordination and support servicesMaterial relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesWater Sanitation HygieneEarly RecoveryGender Based ViolenceEmergency Shelter and NFIHealthProtectionEducationChild ProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneWell-Being and Basic NeedsSustainable Housing and SettlementsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSystems and ProcessesResettlement and Complementary PathwaysLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSexual and Gender-based ViolenceStatus DeterminationHealthy Lives EducationChild Protection Protection Policy and LawSafety and Access to JusticePeople and CultureExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualitySecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsSouth Sudan Regional Refugee Response Plan 2025157907667116081915223033Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors111715Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida15821637Novo Nordisk Foundation3729617Grundfos Foundation7514097Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs33591488Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida1725000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments5200000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments869738Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors300000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)2475392United States Department of State157966Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3177507United States Department of State3873389United States Department of State23712United States Department of State613424United States Department of State26257Australia for UNHCR293605USA for UNHCR1028Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors12760Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors99527Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)UK for UNHCR116541Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida5000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)16105Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors720Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors7897Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors12648Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada200000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)8177Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors141892Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11145Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8716Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection76201Germany (Government of)8447Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3329Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8204Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3810Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8106Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors758Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8254Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1547Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4000000Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development7704Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3891Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors9540Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation5451937Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs3621226Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)Private donors7403Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3977Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3000000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office692250Germany - Federal Foreign Office88000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida30000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)7301Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation36661Goods in-kind contribution of Hygiene ProductsUSA for UNHCR14913Australia for UNHCR400000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg666400Japan for UNHCR56535Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)UK for UNHCR10337Goods in-kind contribution of Education EquipmentPrivate donors7724Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11462Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors853965España con ACNUR (Public Sources)11507España con ACNUR7424Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1618Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors40000USA for UNHCR7873Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors237040Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors15000000Novo Nordisk Foundation120000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada7341Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors121546Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10240946OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds7445Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors820Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4000000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade999000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection50229UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe7911Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200000Switzerland for UNHCR1043700Germany - Federal Foreign Office7452Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors135352Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors6240Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation7843Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5981Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors7345Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2561141IKEA Foundation7706Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors13082Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)UK for UNHCR3379569Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental8285970Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO3871805Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO51545763Total direct expenditure for 202561735229Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionBaseline data is not availablePreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=Partially4=Not at allXM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGL-OOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails des activitiés régionales du HCR dans l'Est et Corne de l'Afrique pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements et les dépenses.This activity shows details of other UNHCR operations in the East and Horn of Africa for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding and expenditure.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced and stateless persons on the African continent enjoy more comprehensive legal and social protection to realize their rights in safe environments. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) A resolution on solutions adopted and/or implemented; (2) Advocacy on Law and Policy Implementation conducted; (3) Decisions on civil registration and vital statistics systems in favour of populations UNHCR serves adopted; (4) Draft Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights on the Specific Aspects on the Right to a Nationality and the Eradication of Statelessness in Africa adopted and/or enters into force; (5) Existing legal norms, policies, standards, and strategies relating to people UNHCR serves disseminated and/or implemented; (6) More ratifications secured for the Protocol to the Treaty Establishing the African Economic Community Relating to Free Movement of Persons, Right of Residence and Right of Establishment; (7) Policy and Guidelines about legal considerations regarding claims for international protection made in the context of the adverse effects of climate change and disasters adopted at the AU level and/or implemented; (8) Persons UNHCR serves (especially youths and women) are empowered to participate in AU and other regional processes deliberating on issues concerning their plight; (9) Collaboration with AU, AU Member States, RECs, RMs, UNECA and other relevant institutions strengthened; (10) AU priorities, commitments, and the post-Malabo Plan of Action implemented.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Persons of concern in mixed movements receive support and assistance to realize their rights in safe environments. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Response to mixed movement of Refugees and Migrants strengthened.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Forcibly displaced and stateless persons benefit from a wider range of solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) A resolution on inclusion of the people UNHCR serves finalized and or adopted.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Mastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAfricaNairobi (BR)Nairobi (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau-1.2283 36.7613Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSafety and Access to JusticeProtection Policy and LawSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities17. Partnerships for the goals5077661334995367104United States Department of State47544United States Department of State423339Mastercard Foundation106500Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan117836UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office220944UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office1435764Total direct expenditure for 20251850700Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGL-RWAHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Rwanda pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".At the end of 2021, Rwanda hosted slightly over 127,000 refugees, mainly from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Burundi. Of these, 76% are women and children. At least 12,700 refugees reside in urban areas. Refugees have the right to work and are progressively integrated into national systems by the Government of Rwanda. In 2019, the Government established the Emergency Transit Mechanism (ETM) Centre that hosted 824 refugees evacuated from Libya. Currently, the transit centre hosts 371 evacuees while working on long-term solutions continues. By the end of 2021, 462 refugees had resettled to third countries so far. In August 2020, UNHCR began facilitating the voluntary repatriation of Burundian refugees, and by December 2021, nearly 30,000 refugees had returned to Burundi. UNHCR’s work focuses on protection, emergency preparedness and delivering services, including clean water, shelter, and health. Long-term projects include initiatives for economic inclusion and refugee education. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Rwanda for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees, asylum seekers and stateless populations in Rwanda live in a safe environment where their protection needs are met. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees, asylum seekers and stateless populations have access to registration and documentation; (2) Asylum seekers have access to efficient status determination; (3) Prevention and response to Gender Based Violence is improved; (4) Child Protection mechanisms are strengthened and functioning as per standard operating procedures; (5) Refugees and asylum seekers have access to tailored support services.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By the end of 2025, all refugees, asylum seekers and stateless populations in Rwanda enjoy a better living conditions and improved fulfilment of basic needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum seekers have improved access to basic needs; (2) Refugees, asylum seekers, have access to sustainable housing and settlement with adequate environment and energy; (3) By 2026, more refugees, asylum seekers have access to quality and sustainable health and nutrition services; (4) Refugees and asylum seekers have improved access to systems and facilities providing water, sanitation and hygiene services; (5) Operation is supported with logistics, supply chain and donor Relations.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Refugees and asylum seekers and other affected populations in Rwanda enjoy educational, livelihood and economic opportunities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Community Engagement and Women’s Empowerment are improved and supported; (2) Refugee children and youth have access to ECD, primary, secondary and tertiary education with vocational and recreation support; (3) Refugees and host communities access economic opportunities.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Increasing number of refugees in Rwanda realize their desired durable solution. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees enjoy safe and dignified return to their Country of Origin; (2) Deserving refugees have access to resettlement to third countries; (3) Refugees and stateless populations enjoy integration opportunities.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsMastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgPrivate donorsSwitzerland for UNHCRUnited States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRWorld Diabetes FoundationUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseButareButareUNHCR Field Unit-2.5970 29.7310GicumbiGicumbiUNHCR Field Office-1.5856 30.0586RusiziRusiziUNHCR Field Office-2.4860 28.8970GikongoroGikongoroUNHCR Field Unit-2.4826 29.5226RubavuRubavuUNHCR Field Office-1.6920 29.2550KibungoKibungoUNHCR Field Unit-2.1640 30.5470KarongiKarongiUNHCR Field Office-2.0560 29.3620KigaliKigaliUNHCR Country Office-1.9419 30.1031NyagatareNyagatareUNHCR Field Unit-1.3000 30.3150RuhengeriRuhengeriUNHCR Field Unit-1.5010 29.6290NyamagabeNyamagabeUNHCR Field Office-2.4730 29.5823HuyeHuyeUNHCR Field Office-2.5860 29.6890NyamataNyamataUNHCR Field Office-2.0904 30.0535KireheKireheUNHCR Sub-Office-2.2731 30.6842KabaroreKabaroreUNHCR Field Office-1.6189 30.3848GashoraGashoraUNHCR Field Unit-2.2138 30.2405NyabihekeUNHCR Field Unit-1.5961 30.2712Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesWater Sanitation HygieneLogisticsChild ProtectionGender Based ViolenceEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIProtectionEducationHealthHumanitarian AssistanceWell-Being and Basic NeedsSustainable Housing and SettlementsVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneResettlement and Complementary PathwaysAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationOperational Support and Supply ChainCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentChild Protection Safety and Access to JusticeSexual and Gender-based ViolenceStatus DeterminationEducationHealthy Lives Local Integration and other Local SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsDemocratic Republic of the Congo Regional Refugee Response Plan 202584800184775068121237994Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida6040061European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments10928599Denmark (Government of)158300Mastercard Foundation1500000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments1368093United States Department of State254394United States Department of State428532United States Department of State1431823United States Department of State117299United States Department of State1784703United States Department of State19550United States Department of State494759España con ACNUR8463España con ACNUR3385España con ACNUR200000Switzerland for UNHCR3376España con ACNUR100000España con ACNUR18051Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1498750European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection3376España con ACNUR4200000United States Department of State82512Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (Used)Private donors10346896United States Department of State20000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida1000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs5176982European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg303217España con ACNUR200000Switzerland for UNHCR53001European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments130000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada120625USA for UNHCR1500448World Diabetes Foundation1632España con ACNUR123857Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs732600European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection70522Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1412566Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental5205847Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1410176Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO19898998Total direct expenditure for 202526434374Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseBaseline data is not availableCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive3=LimitedBaseline data is not availableMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=Partially2=Partially1=FullyXM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGL-SDNHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Soudan pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Forced displacement within Sudan and into neighbouring countries has continued to increase since an armed conflict erupted between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in mid-April 2023. Sudan, which has a long record of generously hosting refugees, used to be home to over 1 million refugees - the second highest refugee population in Africa - mainly from South Sudan, Eritrea, Syria, and Ethiopia, as well as the Central African Republic, Chad and Yemen. Over the years, outbreaks of violence have also forced people to flee within Sudan, with over 3.7 million people internally displaced and over 800,000 Sudanese refugees seeking safety and protection across borders. The current fighting has already displaced over 800,000 people inside Sudan. In addition, over 220,000 refugees and refugee returnees have left Sudan. UNHCR is working closely with governments and partners in all countries neighbouring Sudan to respond to those who have arrived and prepare for more new arrivals. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Sudan for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees, asylum seekers, and stateless persons in Sudan enjoy their rights in line with national, regional, and international pledges, standards and fair protection procedures. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum seekers have unhindered access to territory, are biometrically registered, receive relevant documentation, and reception services are in line with Government and UNHCR standards (OA1: Access/Doc); (2) The Sudanese government’s civilian protection mechanism is supported and strengthened for better results in the protection of civilians (OA1: Access/Doc); (3) Individuals granted international protection must be able to access fair and efficient asylum procedures in line with both international and regional standards (OA2: Status; (4) Refugees and asylum seekers involved in mixed migration flows have access to asylum procedures and related services (OA3: Policy/Law); (5) Risks of statelessness are reduced, and statelessness is resolved equitably for both men and women (OA3: Policy/Law); (6) The national for managing and coordinating refugees is Officeal and well-equipped (OA3: Policy/Law); (7) The national refugee framework is aligned with the GRF commitments (OA3: Policy/Law); (8) Incidents of sexual and gender-based violence, as well as sexual exploitation and abuse among forcibly displaced people are reduced, prevented, and victims are supported (OA4: GBV); (9) By 2025 80% of separated refugee children have access to national childcare systems (OA5: Children); (10) Refugees and IDPs have better access to legal assistance and remedies (OA6: Justice); (11) Forcibly displaced and stateless people with specific needs benefit from targeted services, including best-interest procedures (OA8: Well-being).Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Refugees, asylum seekers, and IDPs progressively achieve self-reliance through gradually increased socioeconomic inclusion and access to multi-sectoral services to meet their needs and improve their wellbeing. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) A greater number of refugees and IDPs report that their basic needs are adequately met (OA8: Well-being); (2) Safe and renewable energy services are provided to refugees through innovative programmes. (OA8: Well-being); (3) The shelter and housing provided for refugees and IDPs is more appropriately tailored. (OA9: Housing); (4) Health and nutrition services for refugees are strengthened and health systems are enhanced (OA10: Health); (5) Strengthened education services for refugees and improved educational facilities (OA11: Education); (6) Enhanced and adequate WASH facilities and services are available for refugees (OA12: WASH); (7) Increased self-reliance, economic inclusion, and livelihoods for refugees, asylum-seekers, IDPs, and host communities promoted (OA13: Livelihood).Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Refugees, IDPs, and returnees actively participate in informed decision-making and processes that affect their lives and create a positive living environment for themselves and host communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, mechanisms for accountability to all forcibly displaced people in Sudan will be in place and functioning. (OA7: Community); (2) Camp coordination and camp management mechanisms and systems are efficient and functioning in all formal and informal collective sites (OA7: Community)​; (3) Peaceful co-existence and access to basic services and other essential needs improved in areas of origin and in areas hosting IDPs/refugees (OA7: Community).Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees, IDPs, and returnees benefit from improved conditions in areas of potential local integration or return and an increasingly enabling environment towards solutions across the humanitarian-development-peace nexus. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Voluntary repatriation in safety and dignity is actively facilitated for refugees and IDPs. (OA14: Return); (2) Use of resettlement and complementary pathways as lasting solutions for refugees hosted by Sudan and expand protection and humanitarian support for those who remain in the country. (OA15: Resettle); (3) Displaced populations and their host communities are progressively included in multisector development, peacebuilding, and nexus programmes, as well as in national service delivery systems, and benefit from gradually increasing policy shifts towards solutions (OA16: Integrate)​; (4) Improved reintegration of returning refugees and IDPs facilitated through practical community-level interventions in areas of origin (OA16: Integrate).Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustralia for UNHCRCanada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeGermany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentGreece - Ministry of Foreign AffairsIntergovernmental Authority on DevelopmentJapan for UNHCRKuwait (Government of)Latvia (Government of)Liechtenstein (Government of)Mastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgMonaco (Government of)Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsNorway - Norad and MFAOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPrivate donorsSaudi Arabia (Government of)Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK for UNHCRUN Pooled FundsUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)United States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRWorld Diabetes FoundationUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseGedarefGedarefUNHCR Sub-Office14.0364 35.3830KhartoumKhartoumUNHCR Country Office15.5848 32.5401Port SudanPort SudanUNHCR Country Office19.6170 37.2160Es ShowakEs ShowakUNHCR Sub-Office14.4050 35.8550Um GargourUNHCR Field Unit14.5028 35.6265TunaydbahUNHCR Field Unit13.7544 34.4011BabikriUNHCR Field Unit13.0104 35.7629Wad MadaniWad MadaniUNHCR Sub-Office14.4088 33.5224KassalaKassalaUNHCR Sub-Office15.4700 36.4080DamazinDamazinUNHCR Field Office11.7940 34.3480DamazinDamazinUNHCR Field Unit11.7940 34.3480El GeneinaEl GeneinaUNHCR Field Office13.4320 22.4449El FasherEl FasherUNHCR Sub-Office13.6320 25.3309NyalaNyalaUNHCR Field Office12.0558 24.8904MasteriMasteriUNHCR Field Unit13.1305 22.1914HabillahHabillahUNHCR Field Office12.6814 22.5570Foro BurungaForo BurungaUNHCR Field Unit12.1306 22.5214MukjaiMukjaiUNHCR Field Office11.9900 23.3300KulbusKulbusUNHCR Field Unit14.3618 22.4399ZalingeiZalingeiUNHCR Field Office12.9056 23.4895BeidaBeidaUNHCR Field Unit12.7060 21.9038PochallaPochallaUNHCR Field Unit7.1720 34.0850KurmukKurmukUNHCR Field Unit10.5500 34.2830Um ShalayaUm ShalayaUNHCR Field Unit13.1200 22.9729MorneiMorneiUNHCR Field Office12.9480 22.8740KassKassUNHCR Field Unit12.5054 24.2862GirbaKhashm El GirbaUNHCR Field Office14.9746 35.9066Ed DaeinEd DaeinUNHCR Field Office11.4650 26.1290El ObeidEl ObeidUNHCR Field Unit13.1676 30.2450AbyeiAbyeiUNHCR Field Unit9.5940 28.4370KadugliKadugliUNHCR Sub-Office11.0142 29.7294KostiKostiUNHCR Field Office13.1478 32.6686KostiKostiUNHCR Sub-Office13.1478 32.6686DamazinDamazinUNHCR Field Unit11.7951 34.3731El RadomUNHCR Field Unit9.8225 24.8406El FulaUNHCR Field Office11.7192 28.3294Abu JubeihaUNHCR Field Unit11.4544 31.2303Um RakubaUNHCR Field Unit13.4875 35.6681JabalainUNHCR Field Unit12.5938 32.8084Wadi HalfaWadi HalfaUNHCR Field Office21.8030 31.3600Wadi HalfaWadi HalfaUNHCR Field Unit21.8030 31.3600Gedaref (CO)UNHCR Country Office14.0364 35.3830OmdurmanUNHCR Field Unit15.6444 32.4776AtbaraUNHCR Field Unit17.7027 33.9857Material relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIGender Based ViolenceEducationWater Sanitation HygieneHealthProtectionChild ProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSexual and Gender-based ViolenceEducationVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationWell-Being and Basic NeedsProtection Policy and LawClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneHealthy Lives Local Integration and other Local SolutionsSafety and Access to JusticeSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSustainable Housing and SettlementsChild Protection Status DeterminationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualitySecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsSudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 202541666441731905989413000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)150000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg62954Canada (Government of)14467Intergovernmental Authority on Development1000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office958500Germany - Federal Foreign Office497919Mastercard Foundation7788150Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs3889500Germany - Federal Foreign Office100000Liechtenstein (Government of)1000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)20900000United States Department of State717620United States Department of State3482380United States Department of State3018018United States Department of State25Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors162Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors966336Canada (Government of)2250000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada22246Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors15879Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5350000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada900000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1000000World Diabetes Foundation14902561Mastercard Foundation20000Latvia (Government of)3000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs4995004European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection3000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development69975Australia for UNHCR61539Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3000000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)889940UN Pooled Funds16Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors36774Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors263190Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR15000000Norway - Norad and MFA9Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors12000000United States Department of State1600000USA for UNHCR102Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200097USA for UNHCR25386Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1554Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2500000Kuwait (Government of)100215USA for UNHCR200000Greece - Ministry of Foreign Affairs100000Monaco (Government of)47224Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10000000Saudi Arabia (Government of)3485215Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development4000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg163487781Japan for UNHCR7500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)2026499Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan3000000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)20000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development236250UK for UNHCR200011USA for UNHCR106448Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors15000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors58824Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3529Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors550715United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)53250Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs230000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1650000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada15000000OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds21097Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3996000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection492Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3200325Germany - Federal Foreign Office2236500European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments11521Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors122Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors510000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe100000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe238588Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs3300000Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs4271Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors201Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors400000Greece - Ministry of Foreign Affairs4000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development16825Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors185908Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesPrivate donors2500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development81967Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8800684Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental19502109Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO14134282Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO402083Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral72403091Total direct expenditure for 2025118979953Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseBaseline data is not availableCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate1=Extensive3=Limited1=Extensive2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all3=Limited3=Limited3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGL-SOMHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Somalie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Somalia counts about 3.1 million persons of concern to UNHCR, including over 30,000 refugees and asylum seekers, mainly from Ethiopia and Yemen. Over 92,000 refugees have voluntarily returned to Somalia with UNHCR assistance, the majority coming back from Kenya, Yemen, Djibouti, Libya, Sudan and Eritrea. In addition, nearly 3 million people are also internally displaced in the country due to conflict, insecurity and the effects of climate change such as cyclical droughts and floods. Somalia continues to face multiple challenges, including political insecurity, conflict, natural disasters such as drought, flooding, and cyclones - as well as the impact of Covid-19. UNHCR is working to ensure that the voluntary repatriation of Somali refugees is sustainable and that returnees are effectively integrated into their communities. UNHCR will continue to support the Government of Somalia in providing humanitarian assistance as well as development and peace investments in priority areas of return and reintegration. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Somalia for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced, stateless and other affected persons enjoy living in a safe and secure environment in line with national and international protection frameworks. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027 forcibly displaced and stateless persons have improved access to asylum, respect for non-refoulment, registration and documentation; (2) People with international protection needs have access to fair and efficient asylum procedures according to international and regional standards; (3) By 2027, the national legal, policy and regulatory framework for refugees, IDPs and stateless persons in Somalia is strengthened in line with international standards; (4) By 2027, forcibly displaced and stateless persons will have improved access to services in addressing risks of violence, exploitation, and abuse (GBV); (5) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons with protection risks and specific needs are identified and monitored to provide specific assistance; (6) Child protection, prevention and response enabled and sustained; (7) By 2027 forcibly displaced and stateless persons have improved access to quality legal remedies in relation to their fundamental rights; (8) By 2027, inclusive and accessible feedback and response mechanisms are established and maintained for all community members, people have access to protection services, women receive information and support to participate in leadership structures, and youth resilience and inclusion in government-led socio-economic programs are strengthened.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Affected populations and most vulnerable persons strengthen their resilience, proactively mitigate the effects of climate change and their essential needs are met. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have access to core relief items cash assistance and basic household needs; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have access to shelter in safe settlements with minimal natural or man-made threats, risks, hazards and contextually adapted to the climate; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have access to sustainable health care and reproductive services through advocacy for the inclusion of refugees into existing public health services provided by government; (4) Forcibly displaced persons have access to equitable and sustainable primary, secondary and tertiary education, and advocacy efforts for their inclusion in the national education system in Somalia are enhanced; (5) Good and services are efficiently procured, supplied and delivered; general project management and project monitoring effectively implemented in line with standards and principles.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Forcibly displaced, stateless and other affected persons improve their self-reliance with better access to socio-economic opportunities and engagement with development partners. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027 more forcibly displaced persons will have access to sustainable livelihoods and economic opportunities leading to self-reliance.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees, IDPs and returnees have improved access to alternative pathways and a range of durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Camp Coordination, Camp Management, Shelter Site Coordination Cluster (SSCC), leadership, partnership and community mobilization enhanced; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have access to shelter in safe settlements with minimal natural or man-made threats, risks, and hazards; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons will have access to CoO information, available services in return areas and reintegration programme in line with UNHCR Somalia Return and Reintegration Strategy; (4) Most vulnerable / at-risk refugees are supported to access resettlement and complementary pathways opportunities are expanded for refugees; (5) By 2027, local institutions and communities will be resilient to increase local integration for displaced communities; (6) By 2027, the capacities of local institutions and communities are strengthened to enhance the resilience and social cohesion of displaced communities for durable solutions.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.African Development FundAustria (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeJapan for UNHCRMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanPrivate donorsSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UN Pooled FundsUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBossasoBossasoUNHCR Field Office11.2710 49.1756GaalkacyoGaalkacyoUNHCR Sub-Office6.8140 47.4274HargeisaHargeysaUNHCR Sub-Office9.5227 44.0716KismaayoKismaayoUNHCR Field Unit-0.3600 42.5460MogadiscioMogadishuUNHCR Country Office2.0450 45.3420GarooweGarooweUNHCR Field Unit8.3996 48.4737MerkaMerkaUNHCR Field Unit1.7157 44.7699DhuusamarreebDhuusamarreebUNHCR Field Unit5.5359 46.3847Belet WeyneBelet WeyneUNHCR Field Unit4.7542 45.2410K-50/AfgooyeK-50/AfgooyeUNHCR Field Unit2.0037 44.9867BaidoaBaidoaUNHCR Field Unit3.1172 43.6469DollowDollowUNHCR Field Unit4.1641 42.0794DhobleyDhobleyUNHCR Field Unit0.4076 40.9991LuuqLuuqUNHCR Field Unit3.8107 42.5484MogadiscioSouth-Central MogadishuUNHCR Sub-Office2.0193 45.2889BerberaBerberaUNHCR Field Unit10.4430 45.0085Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesGender Based ViolenceEmergency Shelter and NFIHealthEarly RecoveryProtectionEducationChild ProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceSexual and Gender-based ViolenceVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentHealthy Lives Sustainable Housing and SettlementsSystems and ProcessesSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsWell-Being and Basic NeedsEducationChild Protection Protection Policy and LawResettlement and Complementary PathwaysSafety and Access to JusticeStatus DeterminationRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsSomalia Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025157147938110000000567112Germany - Federal Foreign Office300000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)2000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan1595734United States Department of State1705569United States Department of State2135333United States Department of State815608United States Department of State2950941United States Department of State346816United States Department of State78Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors50Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1300000Austria (Government of)52Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors750000Japan for UNHCR48Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors13234Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)28Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors13Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors28Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors9Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors85Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2971Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors130Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5000000United States Department of State29Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors39Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors19Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors50147Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors22Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Austria (Government of)40000UN Pooled Funds587500Germany - Federal Foreign Office106500Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan77Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors60Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors20550000African Development Fund83000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada750000Japan for UNHCR58Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors97803Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2470800Germany - Federal Foreign Office252Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors515243Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors210212Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29467926Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)202Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors31105Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors454Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2904Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2878149Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental2785274Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO2270580Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO21124767Total direct expenditure for 202529262760Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGL-SSDHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Soudan du Sud pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".South Sudan hosts some 330,000 refugees and asylum-seekers (mainly from Sudan) and has 2 million internally displaced persons due to conflict, insecurity and the impact of climate change. In addition, over 500,000 South Sudanese refugees have returned to the country since the signing of the Revitalized Peace Agreement in 2018. South Sudan’s refugee crisis remains the largest in Africa, with over 2.3 million South Sudanese refugees generously hosted in neighbouring countries, mainly Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan and Uganda. Under the Refugee Coordination Model, UNHCR has built partnerships with governmental, humanitarian, development and peacebuilding actors to provide multisectoral assistance. This includes protection, education and livelihood support to refugees, IDPs, returnees and their hosting communities in seven states in South Sudan. UNHCR is working towards development-focused solutions for refugees and returnees. South Sudan continues to be on the frontline of today’s climate crisis and has been heavily impacted by flooding and food insecurity. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in South Sudan for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless persons enjoy more favourable rights to access territory and documentation. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons exercise their rights and duties associated with access to territory and possession of documents; (2) Asylum seekers have access to fair and efficient national Refugee Status Determination procedures; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have improved access to justice by 2027; (4) More deserving and vulnerable refugees have access to third country solutions through resettlement and complementary pathways.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Affected populations are increasingly resistant to shocks. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Urgent humanitarian needs are addressed for all forcibly displaced and stateless persons; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have improved access to healthcare by 2027; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have improved access to WASH services by 2027; (4) Support to operations provided for the timely and efficient delivery and management of supplies.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2026, communities achieve greater self-reliance and gender equality. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) National authorities and communities are able to strengthen gender equality and respond to/prevent GBV; (2) Youth and children protection systems are established to ensure their well being; (3) Community based structures are strengthened to enable community inclusion, empowerment and resilience; (4) By 2027, forcibly displaced and stateless persons have access to sustainable solutions; (5) By 2027, children and youth have enhanced access to education opportunities; (6) The majority of forcibly displaced and stateless persons gain access to sustainable livelihoods by 2027.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Forcibly displaced and stateless persons can freely choose amongst durable solutions pathways. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, national policy supports a more favourable protection environment for forcibly displaced and stateless persons; (2) By 2027, forcibly displaced and stateless persons have access to solutions.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.African Development FundAustria (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - International PartnershipsEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeGermany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentGuernsey (Government of)Iceland (Government of)Intergovernmental Authority on DevelopmentMastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPortugal (Government of)Private donorsRepublic of KoreaSweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK for UNHCRUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)United States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseYeiYeiUNHCR Field Office4.0840 30.6620Kajo KejiKajo KejiUNHCR Field Unit3.8481 31.6623ToritToritUNHCR Field Office4.4120 32.5530ToritToritUNHCR Field Unit4.4120 32.5530KapoetaKapoetaUNHCR Field Office4.7510 33.6070JubaJubaUNHCR Country Office4.8511 31.5978RumbekRumbekUNHCR Field Office6.8030 29.6840YambioYambioUNHCR Field Unit4.5660 28.3960TamburaTamburaUNHCR Field Unit5.5894 27.4621MalakalMalakalUNHCR Field Office9.5490 31.6480MaridiMaridiUNHCR Field Unit4.9061 29.4576PiborPiborUNHCR Field Unit6.8017 33.1232BorBorUNHCR Field Unit6.2272 31.5673AkoboAkoboUNHCR Field Unit7.7790 33.0020NassirNassirUNHCR Field Unit8.6212 33.0664NimuleNimuleUNHCR Field Office3.6020 32.0830BunjBunjUNHCR Sub-Office9.9731 33.7482Jam JangJam JangUNHCR Field Office9.9262 30.2913Jam JangJam JangUNHCR Sub-Office9.9262 30.2913MelutMelutUNHCR Field Unit10.4400 32.2000MingkamanMingkamanUNHCR Field Unit6.0383 31.5107LeerLeerUNHCR Field Unit8.2979 30.1475WauWauUNHCR Field Office7.7152 28.0073WauWauUNHCR Field Unit7.7152 28.0073BentiuBentiuUNHCR Field Office9.2530 29.7882AweilAweilUNHCR Field Office8.7870 27.4023KuajokKuajokUNHCR Field Office8.2840 27.9762YidaYidaUNHCR Field Office10.1033 30.0900JammanJammanUNHCR Field Unit10.1039 33.2067PariangPariangUNHCR Field Unit9.9219 29.9798Juba (FU)UNHCR Field Unit4.8510 31.5978RenkUNHCR Field Office11.7439 32.8167Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesGender Based ViolenceHealthProtectionChild ProtectionWater Sanitation HygieneEducationEmergency Shelter and NFILogisticsEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceSustainable Housing and SettlementsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceHealthy Lives Child Protection Clean Water, Sanitation and HygieneEducationProtection Policy and LawCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentWell-Being and Basic NeedsOperational Support and Supply ChainSafety and Access to JusticeAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationStatus DeterminationSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsSouth Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 202529871440928684580212000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)200000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg10000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida14981Intergovernmental Authority on Development1720000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments415350African Development Fund958500Germany - Federal Foreign Office455882European Commission - International Partnerships2048885Mastercard Foundation1311338European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments4596858Republic of Korea4008926Germany - Federal Foreign Office1200000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)200000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs1500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan13415657United States Department of State198284United States Department of State4584343United States Department of State50929United States Department of State2403948United States Department of State27000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)100000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors19000000African Development Fund1000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada700000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)14975510Mastercard Foundation5994000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs25000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)1626015United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)6000000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments730460Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors510000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)372000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan5000000United States Department of State1446150USA for UNHCR18000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1799176Mastercard Foundation386859España con ACNUR (Public Sources)10472181Sweden for UNHCR1000000Austria (Government of)10000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)184032European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments18531Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs94500Guernsey (Government of)2935411Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development1000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg3000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)500000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg142600España con ACNUR (Public Sources)100098España con ACNUR165000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)95089Guernsey (Government of)500000United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)782084España con ACNUR (Public Sources)11291España con ACNUR1000Sweden for UNHCR1900USA for UNHCR5927Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors189275Iceland (Government of)18000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1000Sweden for UNHCR2135USA for UNHCR2613Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors504000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada12059502OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds100000España con ACNUR30000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)150000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe40UK for UNHCR50Sweden for UNHCR4974Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors150000Portugal (Government of)20231Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Austria (Government of)10000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)4840UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe595Sweden for UNHCR1498USA for UNHCR6212Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3200325Germany - Federal Foreign Office2719295European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments5849UK for UNHCR1000Sweden for UNHCR15872USA for UNHCR4688Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5045000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection84000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)150000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)369UK for UNHCR500Sweden for UNHCR4235USA for UNHCR2625Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs400000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)500000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe380UK for UNHCR17656Sweden for UNHCR2678USA for UNHCR2104Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors55000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)500000Germany - Federal Foreign Office15000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)20823Sweden for UNHCR9703Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)210018Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2475587Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental26023810Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO5924562Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO70529932Total direct expenditure for 2025112153856Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=Partially2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGL-TZAHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en République-Unie de Tanzanie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".As of 1 January 2022, Tanzania hosts over 246,000 refugees and asylum-seekers, mainly from Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Of these, some 83% live in the Ndutu and Nyarugusu refugee camps located in the northwestern region of Kigoma. Tanzania has had a long history of generosity in hosting refugees. UNHCR supports the Government of Tanzania in providing refugees and asylum seekers with international protection and durable solutions. UNHCR works primarily with the Ministry of Home Affairs as well as other government line ministries to deliver aid to the population of concern. In addition to working with other humanitarian partners, UNHCR works closely with UN agencies through the UN Development Assistance Plan as well as the United Nations Kigoma Joint Programme, aimed at supporting refugees and their host communities as well as strengthening the link between humanitarian and development initiatives, in line with the Global Compact for Refugees. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in the United Republic of Tanzania for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced and stateless persons live in an environment enabling their protection in compliance with international protection standards, principles and values. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) All persons seeking international protection are granted access to territory and are protected from refoulement in line with international principles; (2) By 2025 all persons of concern are registered and issued documentation in a timely and effective manner; (3) By 2025 national adjudication procedures are aligned with international standards; (4) By 2025 concerned authorities identify and respond to the legal, administrative and policy gaps that create potential risks of statelessness; (5) National legislation is aligned with international and regional instruments; (6) GBV response services are available for all survivors in all camps and follow clear standard operating procedure; (7) Child Protection services are available for all children in the camps and follow clear standard operating procedure and the Best Interest Procedure; (8) Risk of violence, exploitation and arbitrary detention reduced and access to justice and legal remedies enhanced; (9) Peaceful coexistence with local communities is promoted and supported; (10) PoCs have access to inclusive, equitable and quality education; (11) Operational effectivelness is improved through enhanced communication and advocacy strategies.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Forcibly displaced and stateless persons enjoy fundamental rights and access to essential services satisfying their needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Community structure members and women are empowered and community participation is enhanced; (2) Persons of concern and host communities have access to sustainable energy; (3) PoCs have access to relief items and sanitary materials; (4) PSNs have access to basic and appropriate specialized support; (5) Persons of concern have access to adequate shelters; (6) Persons of concern have access to basic services through proper infrastructures maintained, improved and constructed; (7) Refugees and host communities live in healthy natural environments and enjoy access to shared natural resources that are protected and sustainably managed; (8) PoCs have access to quality health and nutrition services in line with national guidelines; (9) Persons of concern have access to adequate and safe water, sanitation and Hygiene services; (10) Small scale livelihood and sustainable agriculture activities are accessible to refugees and host communities to improve food and nutrition security and improve adaptive capacity (resilience).Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees and stateless persons benefits from a wider range of solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025 refugees and asylum seekers will have access to voluntary repatriation in safety and dignity; (2) Refugees have access to resettlement and complementary pathways as a durable solution; (3) By 2025 PoC with pending naturalization procedures are processed and issued with naturalization certificates.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeIreland - Department of Foreign AffairsPrivate donorsSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUN Pooled FundsUnited Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)United States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRVodafone FoundationWorld Diabetes FoundationUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseDar Es SalaamDar Es SalamUNHCR Country Office-6.8160 39.2780KasuluKasuluUNHCR Field Office-4.5645 30.0954KibondoKibondoUNHCR Field Office-3.5840 30.7010KigomaKigomaUNHCR Sub-Office-4.8836 29.6219MwanzaMwanzaUNHCR Field Office-2.4441 32.9319NgaraNgaraUNHCR Field Unit-2.4975 30.6604LugufuLugufuUNHCR Field Office-5.0980 30.2300MpandaMpandaUNHCR Field Unit-6.3510 31.0720UlyankuluUlyankuluUNHCR Field Unit-4.7500 32.3166MishamoMishamoUNHCR Field Unit-5.6833 30.6833ArushaArushaUNHCR Field Unit-3.3658 36.6745IsakaMongoumbaUNHCR Field Unit-3.9064 32.9356DodomaDodomaUNHCR Field Unit-6.1545 35.7694Basic Health Care Services in EmergenciesMaterial relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesHealthGender Based ViolenceWater Sanitation HygieneChild ProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryEducationProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceHealthy Lives Access to Territory, Registration and DocumentationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneChild Protection Community Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsEducationSustainable Housing and SettlementsWell-Being and Basic NeedsSafety and Access to JusticeExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationStatus DeterminationProtection Policy and LawRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsDemocratic Republic of the Congo Regional Refugee Response Plan 202511397891681138037647454European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments6090066United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)250000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)800000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs100000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs1814677United States Department of State282099United States Department of State566775UN Pooled Funds1959519United States Department of State2413809United States Department of State711995United States Department of State3000000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office55792USA for UNHCR45839Goods in-kind contribution of Hygiene ProductsPrivate donors229982Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors998750European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection3000000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments8880Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation208219Goods in-kind contribution of Education EquipmentUnited Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)22898United States Department of State7685Goods in-kind contribution of Education EquipmentVodafone Foundation275358UN Pooled Funds8880Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation1299875World Diabetes Foundation1600000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs8880Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation732600European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection500000Germany - Federal Foreign Office1077992Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental5871559Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO548340Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO310713Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral24173477Total direct expenditure for 202529329213Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGL-UGAHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Ouganda pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".As of 30 November 2021, Uganda hosts over 1.5 million refugees and asylum-seekers mainly from South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Burundi and is the country hosting the most refugees in sub-Saharan Africa. Over 80% of refugees are hosted in 13 districts in the North and South-Western regions and in the capital Kampala. They live in villages known as settlements, where they co-exist with communities that host them. This approach, combined with progressive refugee laws and freedoms, provide refugees in Uganda with significant prospects for dignity and self-reliance. In coordination with the government, UNHCR and partners continue to provide protection and humanitarian assistance to refugees in Uganda and support efforts towards a comprehensive refugee response. Uganda implements the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF) and Global Compact on Refugees (GCR), emphasizing the inclusion of refugees into national systems, particularly in the education, health and livelihoods sectors. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Uganda for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2025 Uganda’s asylum space is maintained and unhindered; access to territory is preserved; and international protection standards are adhered to. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Reception conditions Improved; (2) Refugees and asylum seekers are registered on an individual basis and issued with identfication documents; (3) Asylum seekers have access to fair and efficient refugee status determination (RSD); (4) By 2025 Refugee communities change their attitudes and contribute to reduced risk of gender-based violence incidents; (5) Refugees and asylum seekers live in safety and have access to legal remedies; (6) Coordination with Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), District Local Government and Partners strengthened; (7) Enhanced operational support and efficient supply chain enble effective service delivery and assistance to all refugees and asylum seekers.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2025 life-saving humanitarian needs of refugees and asylum-seekers are met, with attention to any specific needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Children are protected from violence, abuse, neglect, and exploitation and are able to develop positively in a nurturing environment; (2) Persons with specific needs (PSNs) have timely access to appropriate services and participate in community activities and decision-making on an equal basis with others; (3) Refugees have greater dignity of choice in meeting needs through provision of domestic items and monetization of NFIs.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2025 all forcibly displaced and host communities benefit from a healthy natural environment, and improved social services, including health, education, water and sanitation, and social welfare, provided through national systems where possible. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, refugee and host communities access an environment where natural resources are managed through sustainable settlement land use plans; (2) By 2025, refugee and host communities adopt and use affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy; (3) Comprehensive settlement planning to ensure a conducive environment and access to sustainable natural resources and ecosystem services for socioeconomic transformation and resilience in all refugee settlements and hosting communities; (4) Refugee and host community populations have improved well-being and functioning including very vulnerable people; (5) Improved access to adequate preventive, promotive and curative services for communicable and non communicable diseases; (6) Improved Sexual Reproductive Health services, HIV/Tuberculosis (TB) prevention, care, treatment services; (7) Reduced Global Acute Malnutrition, Anaemia & Stunting; (8) Inclusive, equitable and quality education at all levels for all refugee and host communities; (9) Satisfactory and dignified conditions of sanitation and hygiene for refugee and host communities; (10) Water services are integrated in national structures.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2025 all forcibly displaced and host communities live peacefully with each other, and progressively attain self-reliance in a conducive environment for livelihoods opportunities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) All women, men, boys and girls of concern, including those of diverse backgrounds, are able to enjoy rights and play a central role in activities and decisions that affect them, and co-exist peacefully with neighbouring communities; (2) Refugee and host communities have improved short and medium-term self-reliance measures, actively participate in the local economy through food production and income generation for self-sustenance.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2025 refugees and stateless persons access durable solutions, including confirming their citizenship, voluntary return or third country solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Stateless persons are sensitized on statelessness and supported to acquire Ugandan citizenship; (2) Refugees are supported to return voluntarily to their countries of origin in safety and with dignity; (3) Vulnerable or at risk refugees benefit from larger opportunities for resettlement while complementary pathways are sought for talented refugees and advocacy for stateless persons.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustralia for UNHCRAustria (Government of)Belgian Development CooperationCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEducation Cannot WaitEspaña con ACNUREspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeIceland (Government of)IKEA FoundationIntergovernmental Authority on DevelopmentIreland - Department of Foreign AffairsJapan for UNHCRMastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPrivate donorsRepublic of KoreaSweden (Government of)Sweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK for UNHCRUN Pooled FundsUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations FoundationUnited States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAdjumani-PakellePakelleUNHCR Sub-Office3.3591 31.8526AruaAruaUNHCR Sub-Office3.0149 30.9219KampalaKampalaUNHCR Country Office0.3348 32.5967KitgumKitgumUNHCR Field Office3.2910 32.8770MbararaMbararaUNHCR Sub-Office-0.5978 30.6286HoimaHoimaUNHCR Sub-Office1.4255 31.3556MoyoMoyoUNHCR Field Office3.6500 31.7240MubendeMubendeUNHCR Field Unit0.5820 31.3690GuluGuluUNHCR Sub-Office2.7829 32.2970PaderPaderUNHCR Field Office2.8680 33.0890LiraLiraUNHCR Field Office2.2560 32.8980SorotiSorotiUNHCR Field Unit1.7098 33.6097TororoTororoUNHCR Field Unit0.7070 34.1700KisoroKisoroUNHCR Field Unit-1.2885 29.6908Kyaka IIKyaka IIUNHCR Field Unit0.3574 31.0814KyangwaliKyangwaliUNHCR Field Office1.2207 30.8156PalorinyaPalorinyaUNHCR Field Unit3.5582 31.5357NakivaleNakivaleUNHCR Field Office-0.7815 30.9496NihihiNihihiUNHCR Field Unit-0.8055 29.7140KigumbaKigumbaUNHCR Field Unit1.8132 32.0018IsingiroIsingiroUNHCR Field Unit-0.8434 30.8035RwamwanjaRwamwanjaUNHCR Field Unit0.3441 30.6543BundibugyoBundibugyoUNHCR Field Unit0.6939 30.0649KiryandongoKiryandongoUNHCR Field Office1.9438 32.1563YumbeYumbeUNHCR Field Office3.4710 31.2484LamwoUNHCR Field Office3.2515 32.5349OruchingaOruchingaUNHCR Field Unit-0.9612 30.6373KampalaUNHCR Field Unit0.3351 32.5966Material relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEarly RecoveryWater Sanitation HygieneGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIEducationHealthLogisticsHumanitarian AssistanceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneSexual and Gender-based ViolenceLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsChild Protection Resettlement and Complementary PathwaysWell-Being and Basic NeedsEducationHealthy Lives Access to Territory, Registration and DocumentationOperational Support and Supply ChainStatus DeterminationVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSafety and Access to JusticeProtection Policy and LawEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsDemocratic Republic of the Congo Regional Refugee Response Plan 2025South Sudan Regional Refugee Response Plan 2025Sudan Emergency: Regional Refugee Response Plan 20253433803223609524424000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)11406013Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida44617Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors55144Intergovernmental Authority on Development1601738IKEA Foundation2136840European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments1000000Republic of Korea42500Germany - Federal Foreign Office294334Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors6692100Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs965867European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments785568Mastercard Foundation309375United Nations Foundation958500Germany - Federal Foreign Office600000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan1710470United States Department of State435343United States Department of State142588Japan for UNHCR10000España con ACNUR15576599United States Department of State4512931United States Department of State8298855United States Department of State400000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)1000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development193Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors203Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)194Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors90037Goods in-kind contribution of WASHSweden for UNHCR1003932Education Cannot Wait196Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1781715Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR6493500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection6650000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1006171UN Pooled Funds1000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)157Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors45Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1048031Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR1100007United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)59999Australia for UNHCR21100España con ACNUR500000España con ACNUR200200Sweden for UNHCR158Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors44Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors204701Goods in-kind contribution of WASHSweden for UNHCR480000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)278304Australia for UNHCR150000España con ACNUR124Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors45Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors480362Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR1405874Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR5000000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments1498500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1600000Austria (Government of)150025USA for UNHCR102Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100046Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2493870Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR8000000United States Department of State1185286Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR71577Australia for UNHCR102Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors46Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4063832Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR136324Australia for UNHCR20000España con ACNUR194678UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe22756USA for UNHCR107Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors46Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs2029300Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR841773Goods in-kind contribution of FootwearEspaña con ACNUR43793Australia for UNHCR2263680Sweden for UNHCR47191USA for UNHCR18371Goods in-kind contribution of WASHPrivate donors226Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors46Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors199998Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)30000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)5476300Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs1500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs140000UK for UNHCR100Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500046Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors809500Germany - Federal Foreign Office88060012Japan for UNHCR2033333Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan400000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg331255Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR2230734Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR161999Australia for UNHCR14413Australia for UNHCR112987Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR6500000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida2018985Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR183500España con ACNUR160351Australia for UNHCR1500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development35000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)100000Sweden for UNHCR400000Republic of Korea293566Goods in-kind contribution of Energy EquipmentPrivate donors223827Goods in-kind contribution of NutritionPrivate donors30767Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11784Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000Iceland (Government of)72712España con ACNUR (Public Sources)9000000United States Department of State852Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors46Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors174000Sweden (Government of)166383Goods in-kind contribution of WASHSweden for UNHCR12241España con ACNUR821Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors48Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1971077Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR471000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada3350000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada48802Australia for UNHCR200000España con ACNUR100000España con ACNUR1230Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors46Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors25248160OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds20Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors47Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors889742Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR287000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)9Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors36570Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4079255IKEA Foundation200000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)1346100Germany - Federal Foreign Office69823Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR2408Australia for UNHCR50000España con ACNUR662497España con ACNUR2866USA for UNHCR46Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1294883UN Pooled Funds700000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)1773296Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR2330776Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR1143Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors66076Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs3996000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection46Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1393779Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR627196Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR1000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office1000000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs162157Goods in-kind contribution of FootwearEspaña con ACNUR192339UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe356979Goods in-kind contribution of NutritionPrivate donors46Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1979761Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR2000000Belgian Development Cooperation80000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)9855066Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental38080532Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1295372Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO84233221Total direct expenditure for 2025129634909Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-EHGLHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails des opérations du HCR en l'Est, Corne et Grands Lacs d'Afrique pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris les financements affectés au niveau régional.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operations in the East, Horn, and Great Lakes of Africa for 2025 and future years including softly earmarked contributions.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.African Development FundAICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustralia for UNHCRAustria (Government of)Canada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsEuropean UnionFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsIceland (Government of)Ireland - Department of Foreign AffairsJapan for UNHCRJersey (Government of)Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNew Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid ProgrammeNew Zealand for UNHCRNorway - Norad and MFAPoland (Government of)Portugal (Government of)Portugal com ACNURPrivate donorsQatar (Government of)Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland for UNHCRUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUK for UNHCRUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)UNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRVodafone FoundationUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAfricaNairobi (BR)Nairobi (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau-1.2283 36.7613Education in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesMaterial relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesHumanitarian Assistance20000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors168562Vodafone Foundation40000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg50000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors80736498Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida6632Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors649212European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments360254European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments2000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs363800African Development Fund3633Switzerland for UNHCR10339España con ACNUR370659UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe650New Zealand for UNHCR16217Sweden for UNHCR1131USA for UNHCR89228Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada13190Australia for UNHCR1960Switzerland for UNHCR1710España con ACNUR6562UK for UNHCR95089UK for UNHCR24168Sweden for UNHCR3570USA for UNHCR132981Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors272819Canada (Government of)274000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe23953Australia for UNHCR20700Australia for UNHCR2108Switzerland for UNHCR2606España con ACNUR1198800UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe15123UK for UNHCR1722634Sweden for UNHCR14786USA for UNHCR134809Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4700000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development1500000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada10527Australia for UNHCR5000Australia for UNHCR380656Switzerland for UNHCR15617España con ACNUR475000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe8520UK for UNHCR4000000Poland (Government of)31894Sweden for UNHCR183079Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors450000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe10420Australia for UNHCR156234Switzerland for UNHCR35592España con ACNUR1104Portugal com ACNUR22836UK for UNHCR29448Sweden for UNHCR26348USA for UNHCR107289Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1500000New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme200000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe40000000Iceland (Government of)54743Australia for UNHCR100Australia for UNHCR36613Switzerland for UNHCR35014España con ACNUR444Portugal com ACNUR1000000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe83064UK for UNHCR95089UK for UNHCR1311New Zealand for UNHCR16186Sweden for UNHCR169166Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors15000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida34025Switzerland for UNHCR22179España con ACNUR1320Portugal com ACNUR90931UK for UNHCR46765UK for UNHCR36686Sweden for UNHCR2706USA for UNHCR125888Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe97981United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)12077Australia for UNHCR11634Switzerland for UNHCR7551España con ACNUR501Portugal com ACNUR69394UK for UNHCR47545UK for UNHCR561389Sweden for UNHCR21892USA for UNHCR169439Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors568000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe3806154Sweden for UNHCR9558Switzerland for UNHCR8010España con ACNUR746Portugal com ACNUR64546UK for UNHCR285268UK for UNHCR1875000Japan for UNHCR155034Sweden for UNHCR2860USA for UNHCR185059Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1500000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs300000Jersey (Government of)26534Australia for UNHCR11252Switzerland for UNHCR21804España con ACNUR675Portugal com ACNUR400000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe87870UK for UNHCR13850UK for UNHCR36866Sweden for UNHCR2517USA for UNHCR219825Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors360000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe63421Switzerland for UNHCR50000Switzerland for UNHCR19726España con ACNUR1052Portugal com ACNUR160644UK for UNHCR3515New Zealand for UNHCR3210425Sweden for UNHCR400000Sweden for UNHCR3387USA for UNHCR1172538Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs20000000Norway - Norad and MFA3000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs1500000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs1050000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)100000000Iceland (Government of)10000000Sweden for UNHCR110328Australia for UNHCR20000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida100000Portugal (Government of)8900961Qatar (Government of)69927Australia for UNHCR68819Switzerland for UNHCR50000Switzerland for UNHCR28600España con ACNUR8440España con ACNUR760Portugal com ACNUR2000000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe39624UK for UNHCR9509UK for UNHCR726New Zealand for UNHCR1326021Sweden for UNHCR139121USA for UNHCR461623Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors9073Switzerland for UNHCR26353España con ACNUR927Portugal com ACNUR638500UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe22561UK for UNHCR175New Zealand for UNHCR54232156Sweden for UNHCR272574Sweden for UNHCR177302Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1483Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors82034Australia for UNHCR2935Switzerland for UNHCR4372España con ACNUR612Portugal com ACNUR650000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe29121UK for UNHCR4400New Zealand for UNHCR46525Sweden for UNHCR2765USA for UNHCR326080Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1456Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors85000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office400000Jersey (Government of)1000000Sweden for UNHCR198963Australia for UNHCR22913Switzerland for UNHCR4077España con ACNUR54Portugal com ACNUR611810UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe16288UK for UNHCR9390UK for UNHCR7840New Zealand for UNHCR23944Sweden for UNHCR3178USA for UNHCR163474Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1668Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors57343Australia for UNHCR163823Switzerland for UNHCR31044España con ACNUR424Portugal com ACNUR38218UK for UNHCR80531Sweden for UNHCR179856USA for UNHCR428891Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1420Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1500000New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme2000000Austria (Government of)150000European Union28381Australia for UNHCR142500Switzerland for UNHCR15957Switzerland for UNHCR11966España con ACNUR473Portugal com ACNUR550000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe7995UK for UNHCR47545UK for UNHCR97701Sweden for UNHCR5187USA for UNHCR134361USA for UNHCR306928Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1367Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors71223Australia for UNHCR152536Switzerland for UNHCR2600000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development5650España con ACNUR3701Portugal com ACNUR800000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe10931UK for UNHCR95089UK for UNHCR28527UK for UNHCR1071New Zealand for UNHCR144310Sweden for UNHCR2031USA for UNHCR184542Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors24761Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5034Australia for UNHCR141397Switzerland for UNHCR50000Switzerland for UNHCR11572España con ACNUR20000España con ACNUR1403Portugal com ACNUR20000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe22092UK for UNHCR15815Sweden for UNHCR4008USA for UNHCR132972Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2094Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1852Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesPrivate donors10720Australia for UNHCR19472Switzerland for UNHCR4128España con ACNUR1323Portugal com ACNUR10438UK for UNHCR47545UK for UNHCR52279Sweden for UNHCR2198USA for UNHCR91638Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1411Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors30000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida4955Australia for UNHCR7288Switzerland for UNHCR142500Switzerland for UNHCR5750España con ACNUR1998Portugal com ACNUR500000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe9865UK for UNHCR44389Sweden for UNHCR109574Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1470Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors884Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donorsThe activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-ALBHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Albanie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.As of September 2021, Albania hosts 115 refugees and 1,528 persons at risk of statelessness. Since 2017 Albania has witnessed a stark increase in the number of refugees and migrants arriving in mixed movements. An estimated 9,000 individuals arrived at the border from January to October 2021. UNHCR cooperates with the Government of Albania in pursuit of its pledges at the Global Refugee Forum, notably on eliminating legal inconsistencies and administrative barriers preventing refugees and asylum seekers from effectively accessing rights, and ensuring that asylum procedures are fair and efficient, and strengthening the quality of asylum decision making. UNHCR’s main government counterpart in Albania is the Ministry of Interior. The Office also increasingly cooperates with other line Ministries to improve the inclusion of persons of concern in national systems. Albania adopted a new law on asylum in February 2021, further aligning the asylum system with International and EU standards and reinforcing the framework for integration of refugees. Together with the Albanian government and IOM, UNHCR is advancing towards differentiated, higher-quality pathways and procedures to address mixed movements and ensure efficient management and resource allocation. UNHCR remains engaged with authorities on the restoration of access to the territory and asylum procedure. UNHCR and partners monitor the arrivals at the border and pre-screening procedures. They aim to improve referrals and services to address the situation of persons with specific needs. The Office also works on overcoming the legal and administrative barriers for employment and enhancing skill development for refugees and asylum-seekers. In recent years, Albania has also taken significant steps towards addressing the risk of statelessness. Population groups at risk of statelessness in Albania – who are entitled to nationality but experience difficulties in having it confirmed - include Roma and Egyptian minorities and children of Albanian diaspora returnees. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Albania for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By the end of 2026 persons who wish to seek and enjoy international protection in Albania, have access to territory and to fair and efficient asylum procedures in line with international law and standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Persons who wish to seek and enjoy international protection are identified, registered and referred to the asylum procedure and other relevant procedures; (2) Persons who wish to seek and enjoy international protection benefit from an efficient and fair asylum procedure.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By the end of 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless persons have improved conditions for durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, Albanian systems and procedures are inclusive and facilitate access decent labour market, financial services, and education opportunities to refugees and asylum-seekers; (2) By 2026, government has improved the systems and procedures that guarantee forcibly displaced and stateless persons have access to rights and social inclusion.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBajram CurriBajram CurriUNHCR Field Unit42.3580 20.0740DurrësDurrësUNHCR Field Unit41.3271 19.4543ElbasanElbasanUNHCR Field Unit41.1168 20.0926FierFierUNHCR Field Unit40.7300 19.5733KorcëKorcëUNHCR Field Unit40.6183 20.7901KukesKukesUNHCR Field Unit42.0830 20.4300ShkodërShkodërUNHCR Field Unit42.0743 19.5277TiranaTiranaUNHCR Country Office41.3278 19.8084GjirokastraUNHCR Field Unit40.0688 20.1055Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsStatus DeterminationAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions3500000150819European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations616717European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations69319Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental730867Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO1590115Total direct expenditure for 20252007721Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-ARMHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Arménie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.UNHCR has been present in Armenia since 1992. In July 1993, Armenia ratified the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and its 1967 Protocol. In 1994, Armenia ratified the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons and the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness. In 2008, Armenia adopted a Law on Refugees and Asylum, which regulates the treatment of forcibly displaced and stateless people. As of December 2023, Armenia hosted 150,725 forcibly displaced persons (including 145,966 refugees, 4,124 persons in a refugee-like situation, 635 asylum-seekers, and 520 stateless persons). In the case of asylum-seekers, Iraq, Iran, Ukraine and Egypt were the top countries of origin in 2023. At the end of September 2023, renewed hostilities triggered the arrival of over 100,000 refugees in Armenia. In addition, Armenia hosts 520 stateless persons. UNHCR Armenia is focused on addressing the humanitarian needs and promoting the integration of the displaced population who have sought protection in Armenia. In its 30 years of presence in Armenia, UNHCR has supported the Government in jointly achieving progress in terms of legislative reforms, establishing asylum procedures, integration of displaced populations, and humanitarian response activities. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Armenia for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2027 asylum seekers and refugees have access to territory and enjoy effective and non-discriminatory access to rights and assistance to a greater extent thanks to improved legal framework and strengthened capacities, while statelessness is ended. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Armenia’s national legal and policy framework is further aligned with international law and standards, and national stakeholders are capacitated to safeguard protection of rights of forcibly displaced and stateless persons.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2027, majority of refugees in Armenia increasingly access opportunities for long-term integration, through equitable inclusion in national systems, enhanced socio-economic well-being, strengthened social cohesion, and improved community resilience. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees meaningfully participate in decision-making processes that affect their lives, contributing to local development goals and fostering social cohesion and disaster preparedness, in collaboration with local authorities and host communities; (2) People with and for whom UNHCR works are supported to meet their basic needs; (3) Refugees are included in national and local services in Armenia, with government systems strengthened, and have access to decent livelihood opportunities, actively contributing to local development.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Armenia (Government of)España con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsJapan for UNHCRPrivate donorsRussian Federation (Government of)Sweden for UNHCRSwitzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseGorisUNHCR Field Unit39.5063 46.3421ErevanYerevanUNHCR Country Office40.1754 44.5124Material relief assistance and servicesEmergency Shelter and NFIProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceWell-Being and Basic NeedsLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsProtection Policy and LawCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities112543159328000312789European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations900000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1498500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection8300Japan for UNHCR295Sweden for UNHCR516Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors183121Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR125253Goods in-kind contribution of Hygiene ProductsSweden for UNHCR8500Japan for UNHCR300Sweden for UNHCR422Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors115620Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR8500Japan for UNHCR273Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8500Japan for UNHCR190Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors999000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection80UK for UNHCR100Sweden for UNHCR28Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors49000Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceArmenia (Government of)29Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors127Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors34Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe67Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors105Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors485879Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR49000Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceArmenia (Government of)100000Russian Federation (Government of)29Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors40Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors17Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors150000Switzerland for UNHCR500000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection950000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4170España con ACNUR435057Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR100000Russian Federation (Government of)20UK for UNHCR700070Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO2265546Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO4814186Total direct expenditure for 20257275832Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-AZEHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Azerbaïdjan pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.As of 31 December 2021, Azerbaijan hosts 1,694 refugees, 58 asylum seekers, 3,585 stateless, and 654,839 internally displaced persons. Afghanistan is the leading country of origin for the refugee caseload in the country (1,189 individuals), followed by Russia (317), Iran (69), Pakistan (46), and Syria (33). UNHCR established its presence in Azerbaijan in late 1992 and since then has been supporting the Government to find durable solutions for refugees, internally displaced, and stateless persons in the country. The Agency works in partnership with the authorities and the civil society to ensure adequate protection space for asylum-seekers and enhance local integration prospects for refugees. In addition to delivering humanitarian aid to conflict-affected populations, UNHCR increases engagement with the displaced people via awareness-raising and individual legal assistance. UNHCR is proactively involved in designing and implementing a durable solutions framework with a particular focus on internally displaced persons and refugee returns in the post-conflict context. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Azerbaijan for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Asylum Seekers and Refugees are able to access international protection and enjoy rights afforded by the Azerbaijan national system in line with international and regional standards by 2026. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) National asylum system is strengthened, and quality of Refugee Status Determination procedures improved; (2) Law on Complementary protection adopted and implemented in practice.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Refugee and targeted IDP communities in Azerbaijan are meaningfully engaged in community-based support, self-help and livelihood mechanisms. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Institutional support for prevention and empowerment of GBV victims and child protection strengthened; (2) Meaningful participation of displaced (especially female) population, supported and increased; (3) Access to education of refugees and asylum-seekers is supported.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By the end of 2026 displaced and stateless people in Azerbaijan beenfited from conducive conditions for successful local integration and other forms of durable solutions, including safe and voluntary return. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) National legal system for access to rights and services improved; (2) Well being and basic needs of refugees, asylum seekers and persons in refugee like situation supported; (3) State policy of Azerbaijan ensures voluntary return of IDPs in line with international standards; (4) Authorities naturalize more documented stateless persons and persons at risk of statelessness; (5) Socio-economic inclusion progressively available to refugees in Azerbaijan.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Azerbaijan (Government of)Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBakouBakuUNHCR Country Office40.4107 49.8722BardaBardaUNHCR Field Office40.3757 47.1329Material relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesEducationProtectionEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIGender Based ViolenceHumanitarian AssistanceVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationEducationStatus DeterminationProtection Policy and LawWell-Being and Basic NeedsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSafety and Access to JusticeLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty04. Quality education05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities7100000588496Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development25451United States Department of State21767Use of Premises in-kind contribution of WarehouseAzerbaijan (Government of)10883Use of Premises in-kind contribution of WarehouseAzerbaijan (Government of)2281317Total direct expenditure for 20251849343Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-BELMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de Belgique représentation régionale du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Le représentation régionale pour la Belgique coordonne les activités en Belgique, en Irelande, à Malte (EASO), au Royaume des Pays-Bas, en Pologne (FRONTEX) et couvre aussi le Luxembourg sans présence dans ce dernier.In 2021, Belgium counted 25,971 asylum applications, most of which were submitted by people from Afghanistan, Syria and Palestine. In the same year, 10,093 people were recognised as refugees or received subsidiary protection. UNHCR’s work in Belgium focuses on supporting authorities and organisations working with refugees, asylum seekers and stateless persons. We seek to ensure that legislation, procedures, policies, and practices align with international protection standards. In addition, UNHCR runs awareness campaigns targeted at the general public to shine a light on the situation of refugees in Belgium and around the globe. The UNHCR office was established in Brussels in 1952 – only one year after the Refugee Convention came into force. This activity shows details of the UNHCR Belgium regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. The Belgium regional representation coordinates activities in Belgium, Ireland, Malta (EASO), the Kingdom of the Netherlands and Poland (FRONTEX) and also covers Luxembourg without a presence in this country.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2028, forcibly displaced and stateless people are better able to seek protection and enjoy their rights in Belgium, the EU and globally. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2028 the national protection framework including effective access to rights for people we serve is strengthened in Belgium in a welcoming environment, with UNHCR as a trusted and visible partner; (2) By 2028, empowered Refugee Committees are actively included in Belgian decision-making processes at all relevant levels and are implementing solutions.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2028, the rights of people we serve are better protected both in the EU and globally through increased EU support for protection and inclusion. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2028 people we serve have better access to a rights-based, fair and efficient system rooted in solidarity, offering more solutions, more resettlement places and enhanced access to legal pathways; (2) By 2028, the needs of people we serve globally are included into EU strategies, legislation, policies, operations and programmes; (3) By 2028, UNHCR and hosting states globally receive predictable and flexible EU financing.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2028, the people we serve have access to fair and efficient procedures, their rights are protected and Ireland increases its support for protection and solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2028 favourable public policies and public attitudes in Ireland promote the integration of forcibly displaced and stateless people as well as increased resettlement and complementary pathways; (2) By 2028, the international protection determination process in Ireland is characterised by quality decisions issued within a reasonable period of time.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2028, forcibly displaced and stateless people are better able to seek protection and enjoy effective access to their rights in Luxembourg, the EU and globally. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2028 the national protection framework including effective access to rights for people we serve is strengthened in Luxembourg in a welcoming environment, with UNHCR as a trusted and visible partner.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2028 forcibly displaced and stateless people in the Netherlands are better protected by laws and policies, with access to fair and efficient procedures, enjoying better social protection. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2028, in the Netherlands law and policies are established and implemented in line with international standards and public attitudes are more favourable towards persons we serve.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean UnionIreland (Government of)Luxembourg (Government of)Private donorsUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseVienna (NO)Vienne (BN)UNHCR National Office48.2337 16.4175Vienna (BL-OSCE)Vienna (LO-OSCE)UNHCR Liaison Office48.2337 16.4175Brussels (MCO - EU Affairs)Bruxelles (BMP - Affaires EU)UNHCR Multi-Country Office50.8204 4.3674Brussels (MCO)Bruxelles (BMP)UNHCR Multi-Country Office50.8460 4.3560Bern (BL)Bern (LO)UNHCR Liaison Office46.9390 7.4731Geneva (LO)Genève (BL)UNHCR Liaison Office46.2204 6.1412Dublin (BN)Dublin (NO)UNHCR National Office53.3376 -6.2489LuxembourgLuxembourgUNHCR Field Unit49.6185 6.1461La Haye (BN)The Hague (NO)UNHCR National Office52.0848 4.2948AmsterdamAmsterdamUNHCR Field Unit52.3738 4.8909Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawStatus DeterminationExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments10. Reduced inequalities17. Partnerships for the goals122482841058622900116408Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors7863European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection693European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection404430European Union2000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2310European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4770European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection109113United States Department of State6499European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection3000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection15000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4400European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1100European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection3300European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection6500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4400European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5196European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection6000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection36800European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2797European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4996European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1250European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection11289European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection10000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection400European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection300European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection400European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2100European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection8854Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceLuxembourg (Government of)1000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection12000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection8854Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceLuxembourg (Government of)1400European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection116196Ireland (Government of)270628Ireland (Government of)1000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5600European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection52500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection3398European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1997European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5402European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2800European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection11000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection3000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection12000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5200European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection15000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection3500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection15000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection47189Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental372450Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO11837960Total direct expenditure for 20259197335Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-BGRHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Bulgarie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Bulgaria for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): 1. Refugees and stateless persons enjoy access to territory, fair and efficient status determination procedures, and are empowered to meet their basic and protection needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 1.1 Entry systems are protection-sensitive and ensure persons in need of protection have access to the territory, are protected from refoulement, and have effective access to status determination procedures; (2) 1.2. Asylum-seekers and stateless persons have increased access to fair and efficient status determination procedures and quality legal assistance; (3) 1.3. Asylum and statelessness legislation, public policies and state practice are consistent with international and regional standards; (4) 1.4. Services for the prevention and mitigation of gender-based violence are progressively expanded and improved to include refugees; (5) 1.5. Refugee children are protected from violence, abuse, exploitation and discrimination, and have access to child friendly procedures and services; (6) 1.6. Refugee communities are engaged and empowered to meaningfully participate in all processes that affect their well-being.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): 2. Refugees and stateless persons progressively access socio-economic inclusion opportunities and durable solutions according to their needs and intentions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 2.1. Adequate and accessible livelihoods opportunities for refugees to contribute to the national economy are progressively expanded; (2) 2.2. National and local authorities have the will, capacity and resources to promote the integration of refugees and stateless persons into the community.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Germany - Federal Foreign OfficeUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseSofiaSofiaUNHCR Country Office42.6956 23.3208Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationStatus DeterminationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsUkraine Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 20254000000319500Germany - Federal Foreign Office521571United States Department of State499356United States Department of State615020United States Department of State64053United States Department of State798750Germany - Federal Foreign Office3061311Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO3568264Total direct expenditure for 20251187482Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-BIHHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de Bosnie-Herzégovine représentation régionale du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) experienced a substantial increase in mixed movement arrivals from 2018 (over 85,000 at the end of 2021). In 2021, the BiH authorities registered the asylum claims of 167 individuals, a 32% decrease from the 245 claims registered in 2020, which was already a significant decrease compared to 2018 (1,572) and 2019 (785). In 2021, most asylum-seekers were coming from Turkey, Afghanistan and Iran. UNHCR in Bosnia and Herzegovina's main objectives are aimed at strengthening identification and referral of people in need of international protection, access to free legal aid, psychosocial assistance, accommodation and recreational/educational activities for asylum-seekers with specific needs. UNHCR also supports BiH in integrating recognized refugees and persons under subsidiary protection, including upgrading the legal framework. Furthermore, UNHCR supports the authorities within the Regional Housing Programme – initiated by UNHCR and designed to find solutions for the protracted displacement situation from the conflicts in the nineties. Since the beginning of UNHCR's global #IBelong campaign in 2014, UNHCR and partners successfully resolved 827 cases of people at risk of statelessness as of the end of 2021. As UNHCR estimates, less than 100 people are currently at risk of statelessness in BiH. This activity shows details of the UNHCR Bosnia and Herzegovina regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By the end of 2025 persons who wish to seek international protection in BIH have improved access to fair and efficient asylum procedures. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Persons who wish to seek international protection are identified, registered, and referred by relevant authorities to the national asylum procedure, and to relevant institutions and service providers, following established harmonized procedures, and supported along the process; (2) Persons who wish to seek international protection benefit from a more efficient and fairer asylum system and are supported throughout the process in line with pledges at the GRF.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By the end of 2025, persons of concern to UNHCR have better conditions for local integration and other solutions opportunities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) BiH authorities, in cooperation with other relevant actors, secure integration prospects for persons of concern while local populations and PoC benefit from integration.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By the end of 2025, statelessness is eradicated in BiH, and prevention mechanisms are in place. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) In line with commitments made at the high-level segment on statelessness, BiH authorities improve practices and take ownership and accountability regarding statelessness issues.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBanja LukaBanja LukaUNHCR Field Unit44.7680 17.1860BihacBihacUNHCR Field Unit44.8230 15.8700Bjjeljina/BrckoBjjeljina/BrckoUNHCR Field Unit44.8750 18.8050BugojnoBugojnoUNHCR Field Unit44.0527 17.4359DobojDobojUNHCR Field Unit44.7350 18.0820DrvarDrvarUNHCR Field Unit44.3685 16.3976GorazdeGorazdeUNHCR Field Unit43.6710 18.9730JajceJajceUNHCR Field Unit44.3387 17.2559KonjicKonjicUNHCR Field Unit43.6545 17.9667LivnoLivnoUNHCR Field Unit43.8280 17.0060LukavicaLukavicaUNHCR Field Unit43.8284 18.3766MostarMostar (FO)UNHCR Field Unit43.3430 17.8030MostarMostarUNHCR Field Unit43.3450 17.8040Mrkonjic GradMrkonjic GradUNHCR Field Unit44.4164 17.0896NevesinjeNevesinjeUNHCR Field Unit43.2578 18.1219Lukavica/PaleLukavica/PaleUNHCR Field Unit43.8180 18.5660PrijedorPrijedorUNHCR Field Unit44.9777 16.7050Sanski MostSanski MostUNHCR Field Unit44.7660 16.6530SarajevoSarajevoUNHCR Country Office43.8590 18.4100StolacStolacUNHCR Field Unit43.0778 17.9599TravnikTravnikUNHCR Field Unit44.2247 17.6669TrebinjeTrebinjeUNHCR Field Unit42.7130 18.3380TuzlaTuzlaUNHCR Field Unit44.5390 18.6660ZenicaZenicaUNHCR Field Unit44.1970 17.9040ZvornikZvornikUNHCR Field Unit44.3960 19.1030OrasjeOrasjeUNHCR Field Unit45.0340 18.6980VisegradVisegradUNHCR Field Unit43.7837 19.2919Bosanski PetrovacBosanski PetrovacUNHCR Field Unit44.5487 16.3625Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsStatus DeterminationAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions730148782768European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations147935European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations148662European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations209483Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental307646Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1403263Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO3229150Total direct expenditure for 20253995494Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-BLRHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Bélarus pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.As of 30 June 2021, there are 294 people with refugee status living in Belarus, coming mostly from Afghanistan, Georgia and Syria. Belarus is also hosting 2624 people with complementary protection, predominantly from Ukraine, Syria and Yemen, and 6103 stateless persons, whose top three countries of former habitual residence are the Russian Federation, Latvia and Kazakhstan. In the first half of 2020, 209 people applied for asylum in Belarus, the majority of which were submitted by people from Ukraine, Iraq, DR Congo and Turkey. UNHCR has been operating in Belarus since 1995, providing assistance to people fleeing conflict and persecution in Ukraine, Syria, Afghanistan, Georgia, Iraq and other countries. The role of UNHCR in Belarus is to advise and support the government and to build the capacity of national partners to address the refugee and statelessness situation. The activities are targeted, among other things at improving asylum space in the region, promoting tolerance to facilitate integration and advocating the country’s accession to the UN statelessness convention. The office also strives to develop durable solutions for forcibly displaced persons with a focus on education and employment. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Belarus for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): People in need of international protection in Belarus realize their rights and find solutions in favourable protections environment. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) People in need of international protection have access to the territory and their admission is granted in a protection-sensitive manner; (2) National asylum system is strengthened and the quality of refugee status determination procedure is improved; (3) Law and policies are consistent with international standards on prevention and reduction of statelessness; (4) People in need of international protection have opportunities for suitable solutions based on their individual needs.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.УВКБ ООН, Агентство ООН по делам беженцев, - всемирная организация, чьи усилия направлены на спасение жизней, защиту прав и создание лучшего будущего для беженцев, вынужденно перемещенных людей и лиц без гражданства.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseMinskMinskUNHCR Country Office53.9020 27.5570Material relief assistance and servicesChild ProtectionProtectionEarly RecoveryGender Based ViolenceHumanitarian AssistanceStatus DeterminationChild Protection Sexual and Gender-based ViolenceProtection Policy and LawAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions1450000072221United States Department of State5000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)272366Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO1029566Total direct expenditure for 20256325920Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-CYPHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Chypre pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Since 2002, Cyprus has received 93,283 asylum applications, 7,036 of them in 2020. This makes Cyprus the leading asylum receiving country per capita among the EU Member States. Persons granted international protection are predominantly from Syria, Palestine, Iraq, Iran and Somalia. However, in 2020, new asylum-seekers in Cyprus mainly came from Syria, India, Bangladesh, Cameroon and Pakistan. The UNHCR office in Cyprus started working in 1974 to coordinate humanitarian aid for the internally displaced Cypriots. The focus shifted in the late 90s when UNHCR started to assist the Cyprus government in gradually developing its asylum infrastructure. Today, UNHCR’s role in Cyprus is to assist the government in further refining and improving their asylum legislation, procedures and capacities for a refugee protection system to be fully in line with international standards. Work in legal advocacy and policy involves monitoring and influencing legislation through expert advice and advocacy, providing technical assistance and promoting good practices. The office offers training to key stakeholders and runs public information and awareness activities to strengthen partnerships with civil society. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Cyprus for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By end of 2027, persons of concern will have unhindered access to territory, a fair and efficient asylum procedure, minimum reception standards, including basic and specific needs assistance, and adequate integration opportunities, which respond to age, gender and diversity profiles. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) All persons of concern are registered in the asylum system, are protected from refoulement and receive adequate support by the authorities, including prompt identification, response and rehabilitation for SGBV survivors and children of concern; (2) Persons of concern have access to quality and timely status determination procedures; (3) National legislation is in line with international and EU standards, and safeguards access to rights, including freedom of movement in the country of asylum; (4) Persons are empowered by self-sufficient through employment, language and vocational training, have stable residence and communal-support mechanisims.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseNicosiaNicosieUNHCR Country Office35.1632 33.3482LarnakaUNHCR Field Office34.9161 33.6193LarnakaUNHCR Field Unit34.9161 33.6193Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationStatus DeterminationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsProtection Policy and LawAttaining Favorable Protection Environments10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions3187063026187United States Department of State633724Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO1633619Total direct expenditure for 20252137073Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-DEUHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Allemagne pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.In the middle of 2021, Germany reported almost 1.24 million refugees and 233 000 asylum seekers, making it the biggest host country for refugees in Europe. Half of the refugees are from Syria. Germany also hosts 27 000 stateless persons. At the same time, Germany supports the worldwide work of UNHCR: for years, the country has been the second biggest bilateral donor after the US. UNHCR in Germany is based in Berlin with a sub-office in Nuremberg. The latter, among other things, coordinates the work with the German Federal Authority for Migrants and Refugees (BAMF). The Berlin office is a liaison office with the German parliaments and governments – on the federal level and with the 16 states in Germany. The German office doesn’t work operationally with refugees but is constantly in contact with refugees all over Germany and supports various partner organisations. UNHCR’s national fundraising partner is the UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe in Bonn. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Germany for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Asylum seeker and refugees in Germany continue to have access to a fair and efficient asylum procedure and continue to enjoy their rights in line with the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, and stateless persons enjoy the rights under the 1954 and 1961 Statelessness Conventions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) In developing law, policy and in practice, international refugee law standards and good practices are considered; (2) Refugee protection and protection of stateless persons is granted in line with international law, standards and good practice.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees globally benefit from Germany’s sustained support in pursuing the objectives of the Global Compact on Refugees. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Germany considers to provide third country solutions for refugees in accordance with global resettlement criteria; (2) German Parliament, the Federal Foreign Office, the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Economic Cooperation and other state actors take the needs of refugees, host countries and UNHCR into account in their strategic and budgetary decisions.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Germany (Government of)Germany - Federal Foreign OfficeUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBonnBonnUNHCR Field Unit50.7360 7.0990NurembergNurembergUNHCR Sub-Office49.4311 11.0980BerlinBerlinUNHCR Country Office52.5112 13.4050FrankfurtUNHCR Field Unit50.1120 8.6834MunichUNHCR Field Unit48.1361 11.5749CologneUNHCR Field Unit50.9351 6.9540Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawResettlement and Complementary PathwaysExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationAttaining Favorable Protection Environments10. Reduced inequalities17. Partnerships for the goals2537075219200018660United States Department of State500000Germany - Federal Foreign Office31450Germany (Government of)500000Germany - Federal Foreign Office2324795Total direct expenditure for 20252147914Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-ESPHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Espagne pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.At the end of 2022, Spain had registered around 118,800 new asylum applications. As in previous years, the top nationalities were asylum-seekers from Latin American countries such as Venezuela and Colombia, although it also registered applications from Moroccan, Malians and Afghan persons. Additionally over 161,000 temporary protection requests were lodged before the Spanish authorities during 2022 from people fleeing the war in Ukraine. Around 31,700 arrivals were registered by sea and land (Ceuta and Melilla) through the Western Mediterranean route and the North/West Africa Atlantic route towards the Canary Islands, almost half of them to the Canaries shores. More than 1,200 persons lost their lives in the attempt. UNHCR has been present in Spain since late 1960 and has a role in the asylum procedure. UNHCR has a Central Office in Madrid and field presence in main sea & land entry points such as Melilla, Málaga, Algeciras (covering Ceuta) and the Canary Islands. UNHCR teams in the field support the Spanish authorities in identifying persons in need of international protection, providing training and advice on asylum and refugee matters. Spain has been a signatory of the 1951 Geneva Convention and its Protocol since 1978 and counts on national asylum legislation (law 12/2009). Spain acceded to the UN Statelessness Conventions in 1997 and 2018 and established a statelessness determination procedure in 2001. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Spain for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By the end of 2026 persons in need of international protection in Spain will be able to access territory, asylum and statelessness determination procedures and enjoy rights in line with international protection standards and with an age, gender and diversity focus. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Access to territory in Spain is guaranteed and asylum seekers are adequately registered, documented and hosted by authorities; (2) Persons who wish to seek international protection or stateless status benefit from efficient and fair asylum and stateless procedures; (3) Improved attitude towards forcibly displaced and stateless persons; (4) Quality of recognition procedures improved with judiciary involvement; (5) Regulations on refugee and statelessness status determination and reception are updated in accordance with regional and international standards; (6) Gender-based violence prevention and response reinforced and survivors have better access to assistance and protection; (7) Children in need of international protection are identified and have access to the asylum procedure and effective protection; (8) Key stakeholders and civil society have a solid understanding and positive perception of UNHCR's work and persons under its mandate reflected in government strategies and resulting in increased solidarity and funding.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By the end of 2026, refugees and stateless persons find durable solutions in Spain and count with opportunities for effective and meaningful engagement with an age, gender and diversity focus. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons meaningfully engage and participate in protection decision-making processes and the design and implementation of the programs that affect them; (2) Refugees and stateless in Spain have effective access to socio-economic rights and to social protection and better opportunities are in place to support refugee inclusion; (3) The implementation of the national resettlement program is enhanced to provide better integration outcomes and complementary pathways for refugees are established.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.España con ACNURNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsSpain (Government of)Spain (Government of)Spain (Government of)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseMadridMadridUNHCR Country Office40.4519 -3.6941AlgecirasUNHCR Field Unit36.1419 -5.4661Las Palmas de Gran CanariaUNHCR Field Office28.0998 -15.4185Las Palmas de Gran CanariaUNHCR Field Unit28.0998 -15.4185MalagaUNHCR Field Unit36.7186 -4.4318MelillaUNHCR Field Unit35.2941 -2.9397TenerifeUNHCR Field Unit28.4673 -16.2561Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesProtectionGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Status DeterminationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals68059925015985127800Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs61234United States Department of State146382Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR118183Goods in-kind contribution of FootwearEspaña con ACNUR290850Spain (Government of)121870Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceSpain (Government of)100000Spain (Government of)5000España con ACNUR5000España con ACNUR542199Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO4808688Total direct expenditure for 20254890411Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-RBHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails du bureau regional du HCR pour l'Europe pour 2025 et les années à venir y compris le budget, les financements, et les dépenses.This activity shows details of the UNHCR Regional Bureau for Europe for 2025 and future years including budget, funding and expenditure.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Operations in Europe receive strategic guidance, support and oversight to maintain and improve access to protection, solutions and assistance for forcibly displaced and stateless people in Europe. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Operations support States in adopting and implementing effective measures to ensure protection sensitive access to territory, asylum and protection and prevent and respond to refoulement and other protection incidents at the borders; (2) With support from UNHCR Operations, States have in place and implement improved legislation, policies and practices to receive and protect forcibly displaced and stateless people in accordance with international standards; (3) UNHCR and partners are better equipped to effectively implement the AGD Policy and meaningfully engage forcibly displaced and stateless people of all age, gender and diversity characteristics in decisions that affect their lives; (4) Operations strengthen partnerships for local solutions, support integration and socio-economic inclusion strategies and ensure that forcibly displaced and stateless people are meaningfully included in their development and implementation; (5) Strategic planning, implementation, resource allocation and reporting processes in the field and the Bureau are consistent, coherent and of high quality informed by robust and reliable data; (6) Operations’ response capacities ensure effective access to protection sensitive assistance, in complementarity with partners and governments; (7) Operations in Europe take risk-informed decisions, manage UNHCR workforce with the right skills and diversity, and foster a positive employee experience; (8) UNHCR’s priorities in Europe are advanced through evidence-based advocacy and resource mobilization at country and regional levels.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Operations in Europe receive strategic guidance, support and oversight to maintain and improve access to protection, solutions and assistance for forcibly displaced and stateless people in Europe. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Operations support States in adopting and implementing effective measures to ensure protection sensitive access to territory, asylum and protection and prevent and respond to refoulement and other protection incidents at the borders; (2) With support from UNHCR Operations, States have in place and implement improved legislation, policies and practices to receive and protect forcibly displaced and stateless people in accordance with international standards; (3) UNHCR and partners are better equipped to effectively implement the AGD Policy and meaningfully engage forcibly displaced and stateless people of all age, gender and diversity characteristics in decisions that affect their lives; (4) Operations strengthen partnerships for local solutions, support integration and socio-economic inclusion strategies and ensure that forcibly displaced and stateless people are meaningfully included in their development and implementation; (5) Strategic planning, implementation, resource allocation and reporting processes in the field and the Bureau are consistent, coherent and of high quality informed by robust and reliable data; (6) Operations’ response capacities ensure effective access to protection sensitive assistance, in complementarity with partners and governments; (7) Operations in Europe take risk-informed decisions, manage UNHCR workforce with the right skills and diversity, and foster a positive employee experience; (8) UNHCR’s priorities in Europe are advanced through evidence-based advocacy and resource mobilization at country and regional levels.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Operations in Europe receive strategic guidance, support and oversight to maintain and improve access to protection, solutions and assistance for forcibly displaced and stateless people in Europe. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Operations support States in adopting and implementing effective measures to ensure protection sensitive access to territory, asylum and protection and prevent and respond to refoulement and other protection incidents at the borders; (2) With support from UNHCR Operations, States have in place and implement improved legislation, policies and practices to receive and protect forcibly displaced and stateless people in accordance with international standards; (3) UNHCR and partners are better equipped to effectively implement the AGD Policy and meaningfully engage forcibly displaced and stateless people of all age, gender and diversity characteristics in decisions that affect their lives; (4) Operations strengthen partnerships for local solutions, support integration and socio-economic inclusion strategies and ensure that forcibly displaced and stateless people are meaningfully included in their development and implementation; (5) Strategic planning, implementation, resource allocation and reporting processes in the field and the Bureau are consistent, coherent and of high quality informed by robust and reliable data; (6) Operations’ response capacities ensure effective access to protection sensitive assistance, in complementarity with partners and governments; (7) Operations in Europe take risk-informed decisions, manage UNHCR workforce with the right skills and diversity, and foster a positive employee experience; (8) UNHCR’s priorities in Europe are advanced through evidence-based advocacy and resource mobilization at country and regional levels.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Operations in Europe receive strategic guidance, support and oversight to maintain and improve access to protection, solutions and assistance for forcibly displaced and stateless people in Europe. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Operations support States in adopting and implementing effective measures to ensure protection sensitive access to territory, asylum and protection and prevent and respond to refoulement and other protection incidents at the borders; (2) With support from UNHCR Operations, States have in place and implement improved legislation, policies and practices to receive and protect forcibly displaced and stateless people in accordance with international standards; (3) UNHCR and partners are better equipped to effectively implement the AGD Policy and meaningfully engage forcibly displaced and stateless people of all age, gender and diversity characteristics in decisions that affect their lives; (4) Operations strengthen partnerships for local solutions, support integration and socio-economic inclusion strategies and ensure that forcibly displaced and stateless people are meaningfully included in their development and implementation; (5) Strategic planning, implementation, resource allocation and reporting processes in the field and the Bureau are consistent, coherent and of high quality informed by robust and reliable data; (6) Operations’ response capacities ensure effective access to protection sensitive assistance, in complementarity with partners and governments; (7) Operations in Europe take risk-informed decisions, manage UNHCR workforce with the right skills and diversity, and foster a positive employee experience; (8) UNHCR’s priorities in Europe are advanced through evidence-based advocacy and resource mobilization at country and regional levels.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsEuropean UnionSwitzerland (Government of)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseEuropeGeneva (RB Europe)Genève (BR Europe)UNHCR Regional Bureau46.2204 6.1412Relief co-ordination and support servicesMaterial relief assistance and servicesLogisticsProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsProtection Policy and LawCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationOperational Support and Supply ChainSystems and ProcessesPeople and CultureExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals2800000015311500876410Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida65700European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations61889European Union226407United States Department of State170030United States Department of State7085United States Department of State22365Switzerland (Government of)98739Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO62423Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO23487001Total direct expenditure for 202517860095Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-FRAHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en France pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.As of December 31, 2020, there were 455,295 refugees and persons under other forms of international protection in France, according to the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (OFPRA). The main countries of origin are Afghanistan, Syria, Sri Lanka, Russia and DRC. UNHCR's Representation in France has been in operation since 1952. It provides advice to the French authorities and asylum institutions. The office works in close contact with various actors, including national and local authorities, the civil society, the private sector, universities, and the media, to promote the cause of refugees and pursue legal pathways. The Representation also develops partnerships to help refugees integrate in France, focusing on their direct participation. The office raises awareness on situations of forced displacement globally and the need for increased solidarity in line with the Global Compact on Refugees. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in France for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Support for people forcibly displaced globally, in Europe and France is mobilised and protection solutions are pursued. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Access to the territory and adequate reception standards are ensured for asylum-seekers and refugees; (2) Access to rights for refugees, asylum seekers and stateless people in mainland France and overseas is improved, in line with international and regional protection standards; (3) Quality of the refugee status determination procedures, including on the implementation of the European Pact, is ensured and maintained for all asylum-seekers; (4) Access to resettlement and complementary pathways is strengthened; (5) Refugees actively participate in the decisions impacting them and are regularly consulted by the relevant stakeholders; (6) Social cohesion between the host community and refugees is promoted and socio-economic inclusion of refugees is strengthened; (7) UNHCR is recognized as the leading voice on humanitarian assistance and protection for refugees and drives support from a wide range of actors, in line with the Global Compact on Refugees.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.France (Government of)France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsMonaco (Government of)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseParisParisUNHCR Country Office48.8819 2.3070Strasbourg (Liaison-CE)Strasbourg (Liaison-CE)UNHCR Country Office48.5907 7.7930CalaisCalaisUNHCR Field Unit50.9500 1.8330Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationAttaining Favorable Protection Environments10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals3794320392324319763United States Department of State15000France (Government of)50000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs50000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs20000Monaco (Government of)15000France (Government of)46694France (Government of)39874France (Government of)125000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs162568Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO3359617Total direct expenditure for 20252853568Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-GBRHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.There are currently, in 2022, 231,597 refugees under UNHCR’s mandate in the United Kingdom, as well as 127,421 pending asylum seeker cases and 5483 stateless persons. The UNHCR office in the UK works to safeguard the rights and well-being of refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless persons through providing guidance, training and support to the authorities and others. UNHCR UK advocates on behalf of refugees, stateless persons and internally displaced persons globally. The office communicates with the general public to provide information on persons of concern in the UK and elsewhere to foster a balanced debate and inspire inclusiveness and empathy. We also provide, in some instances, advice to individual refugees, asylum-seekers, stateless persons and people working on their behalf but don't provide legal advice or financial support. We can also not represent individuals regarding any applications for 'Leave to Remain' in the UK. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2027, forcibly displaced and stateless persons are able to access protection and solutions in the UK and those recognized receive associated rights in line with international standards and their social economic and inclusion and integration is facilitated and the UK’s global leadership as an international protection and humanitarian actor is strengthened. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) The application of current law and policy in the UK aligns with international standards and practice and enhances fair and equitable access to protection including the timely assessment for status and the granting of associated legal status and residency; (2) The government successfully realizes a global resettlement programme, enhances F/R procedures and develops Complementary Pathway programmes with appropriate safeguards and rights; (3) Socio-economic inclusion and integration of refugees and stateless persons in the UK is facilitated, with a focus on removing barriers to accessing the labour market and harmonising integration strategies and support across nations.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.UK - Home OfficeUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseLondonLondresUNHCR Country Office51.5180 -0.1080Material relief assistance and servicesEarly RecoveryProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawResettlement and Complementary PathwaysLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments10. Reduced inequalities3200000300000027788United States Department of State112477UK - Home Office112477UK - Home Office224953UK - Home Office2887731Total direct expenditure for 20252707555Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-GEOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Géorgie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.As of September 2021, Georgia reported around 300,000 persons of concern. This includes over 288,000 internally displaced persons, around 3,000 refugees and asylum-seekers and some 500 stateless persons. Most refugees and asylum-seekers are coming from Iraq, Iran, Ukraine, the Russian Federation and Egypt. In Georgia since 1993, UNHCR has assisted populations displaced by conflicts in the 1990s and 2008. The representation continues to support the Government in implementing commitments to provide international protection for refugees and improve access to relevant services. UNHCR and the Government cooperate on the national 2021-2030 Migration Strategy and implement pledges made by the Government at the 2019 Global Refugee Forum. UNHCR also supports internally displaced persons' protection and self-reliance in Abkhazia. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Georgia for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Georgia’s national legal and administrative frameworks related to forcibly displaced and stateless people are in line with international human rights standards, enabling them to have inclusive access to the available services. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) All persons of concern have unhindered access to the territory and the asylum procedures. Reception conditions are improved, including the timely issuance of documentation and the identification and adequate referral of asylum-seekers with specific needs; (2) Refugee and statelessness determination procedures in Georgia comply with international standards and are fair and efficient; (3) International Conventions are respected, domestic legislation complies with international standards, and relevant Government-led strategies are duly implemented.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Forcibly displaced and stateless people enjoy strengthened community structures and social inclusion, resulting in increased well-being, self-reliance and integration into Georgian society. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) All persons of concern have timely access to quality legal assistance, enjoy freedom of movement and access to services; (2) Communities meaningfully contribute to peaceful coexistence and increased self- reliance, through developing and further strengthening community support structures; (3) All persons of concern are included in relevant State social services, including at municipal level, and are supported as needed by complementary CBI assistance for the most vulnerable; (4) UNHCR persons of concern access relevant socio-economic support programmes and services, and are supported to find employment and pursue sustainable livelihoods.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAkhmetaAkhmetaUNHCR Field Unit42.0436 45.2069GaliGaliUNHCR Field Office42.6322 41.7403GoriGoriUNHCR Field Unit41.9858 44.1189SukhumiSukhumiUNHCR Field Office42.9930 41.0514TbilisiTbilisiUNHCR Country Office41.7258 44.7683TskhinvaliTskhinvaliUNHCR Field Unit42.2260 43.9630ZugdidiZugdidiUNHCR Field Office42.5061 41.8633KutaisiKutaisiUNHCR Field Office42.2628 42.7087Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawStatus DeterminationWell-Being and Basic NeedsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSafety and Access to JusticeAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions6269058470000085489United States Department of State135216UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office532500Germany - Federal Foreign Office213000Germany - Federal Foreign Office153208European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations35010Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental643107Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO491219Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO2856068Total direct expenditure for 20253574564Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-GRCHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Grèce pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.At the end of 2019, Greece hosted over 186,000 refugees and asylum-seekers. This included over 5000 unaccompanied children. Most persons of concern were coming from Afghanistan, the Syrian Arab Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Iran. UNHCR’s work in Greece focuses on protection needs as well as gradually transitioning the responsibility of large-scale programmes (accommodation, cash-based interventions and programmes for unaccompanied and separated children) to the Greek government. At the end of 2019, Greece was one of UNHCR’s largest operations in Europe. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Greece for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, all asylum-seekers and refugees can access the territory, request asylum and enjoy reception conditions, in line with international protection standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Persons in need of international protection can enter the country without penalization, or fear of refoulement, and in full respect for their rights, and have access to appropriate entry procedures and reception conditions; (2) Asylum-seekers have their claims processed in a timely, fair and efficient manner with due procedural safeguards, including access to legal remedies; (3) Key international instruments are ratified and legislations and policies for asylum-seekers, refugees and stateless persons are aligned with international standards; (4) The risks of GBV (including SEA and trafficking) are reduced for all PoC, all survivors have adequate and timely access to quality services, and GBV prevention programming effectively addresses root causes of GBV; (5) Children of concern are included in national child protection systems and have access to child friendly procedures and services.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026, refugees in Greece are able to realize a durable solution, and those who want to integrate in Greece can do so, become self-reliant and access their social, economic, and legal rights in a consistent and predictable manner. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Persons of concern are positively perceived and supported by host communities; (2) State actors implement social cohesion policies and actions with participation by civil society and refugee communities; (3) Refugees have access to socio-economic rights and livelihoods; (4) Persons of concern have access to integration and naturalization procedures.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.European UnionFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsIreland (Government of)Private donorsSweden for UNHCRSwitzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAthènesAthensUNHCR Country Office37.9812 23.7578ChiosChiosUNHCR Field Unit38.3693 26.1361SamosSamosUNHCR Field Office37.7519 26.9776KosKosUNHCR Field Office36.8920 27.2925LesvosMytileneUNHCR Sub-Office39.1068 26.5569EidomeniPolykastro-EidomeniUNHCR Field Unit41.1225 22.5105ThessalonikiThessaloniqueUNHCR Field Office40.6209 22.9525Evros-OrestiadaEvros-OrestiadaUNHCR Field Unit41.5047 26.5336LerosLerosUNHCR Field Unit37.1375 26.8562RhodesRhodesUNHCR Field Unit36.4320 28.2192IoanninaIoanninaUNHCR Field Unit39.6719 20.8614Athènes (FO)Athens (FO)UNHCR Field Office37.9977 23.7813Athens (FU)UNHCR Field Unit37.9812 23.7578Material relief assistance and servicesChild ProtectionGender Based ViolenceProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceChild Protection Sexual and Gender-based ViolenceLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsProtection Policy and LawSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentStatus DeterminationAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions3900000017550000500000European Union54529United States Department of State70145UK for UNHCR16641UK for UNHCR50000Switzerland for UNHCR85682Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs17381Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1568277Sweden for UNHCR55035Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5855Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors172811Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors173010Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors20000Ireland (Government of)77482Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental1732888Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO2616876Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO9971037Total direct expenditure for 202512652741Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-HRVHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Croatie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Croatia for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026 forcibly displaced persons and stateless people have effective access to protection in line with international and EU standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) National authorities and other stakeholders ensure improved access to territory and asylum, including appropriate responses for those with specific needs; (2) National authorities and other stakeholders improve identification, protection and empowerment of stateless people and those at risk, ensuring progressive reduction of statelessness in Croatia.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026, forcibly displaced persons are effectively included in Croatian society. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Enhanced socio-economic inclusion of refugees and promotion of welcoming communities.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseDaruvarDaruvarUNHCR Field Unit45.5950 17.2130KarlovacKarlovacUNHCR Field Unit45.5020 15.5510KninKninUNHCR Field Unit44.0389 16.1940OsijekOsijekUNHCR Field Unit45.5550 18.6800SisakSisakUNHCR Field Unit45.4910 16.3734VukovarVukovarUNHCR Field Unit45.3510 18.9930ZagrebZagrebUNHCR Country Office45.8029 16.0046OpatovacUNHCR Field Unit45.2615 19.1698TovarnikUNHCR Field Unit45.1649 19.1518BapskaUNHCR Field Unit45.1960 19.2614MaceljUNHCR Field Unit46.2506 15.8631TrnovecUNHCR Field Unit46.3774 16.3188Mursko SredišćeUNHCR Field Unit46.5046 16.4441Slavonksi BrodUNHCR Field Unit45.1640 18.0116Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsProtection Policy and LawAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions234474520769United States Department of State707235Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO946813Total direct expenditure for 20251420156Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-HUNMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de Hongrie bureau régional du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Le bureau régional de Hongrie coordonne les activités en Tchéquie, en Hongrie, en Slovénie et en Slovaquie.There were 1.8 million total border crossings to Hungary from Ukraine as of 1 December 2022. There were 32,564 applications for temporary protection and 28,379 positive decisions taken. UNHCR has been present in Hungary since 1989, working closely with state entities including local and municipal authorities, UN agencies, and national partners. Our UNHCR office in Budapest, Hungary oversees operations in the Czechia, Hungary, Slovenia and Slovakia. Working alongside government counterparts, partners, and national institutions, we work to ensure refugees and asylum-seekers secure essential rights, access to basic services and legal and protection assistance. We also aim for inclusion in national services and to foster community support capacity. Directly and through partners, we provide much-needed assistance to refugees across a range of basic needs and protection sectors, while also working to raise awareness and prevention of statelessness. We are committed to creating public support for asylum-seekers, refugees, and stateless persons. This activity shows details of the UNHCR Hungary regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): In Czechia, by end of 2026, all persons UNHCR serves are able to access territory and asylum and realize their rights in a favourable protection environment. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) In Czechia, persons seeking international protection have full access to the territory and procedure. A protection-sensitive border management system is in place to prevent cases of refoulement. Effective inter-agency coordination enhances delivery of services to refugees, optimal allocation of resources, and mainstreaming; (2) In Czechia, people in need of protection have timely and unhindered access to quality procedures for granting international protection, including temporary protection and asylum; (3) In Czechia, law and policies are consistent with international standards, including regarding prevention and reduction of statelessness. The protection environment is enhanced through positive public sentiment and positive contributions of refugees the society are given appropriate value; (4) In Czechia, effective protection and targeted assistance are available for individuals at heightened risk, especially for victims of labour and sexual exploitation.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): In Hungary, by end of 2026, all persons irrespective of age, gender or other diversity with international protection needs will be able to access territory and procedure and receive meaningful protection, in line with international and European standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) In Hungary, asylum-seekers and refugees have safe and non-discriminatory access to the territory and to legal documentation, and their basic needs are covered. Effective inter-agency coordination will enhance delivery of services to refugees, optimal allocation of resources, and mainstreaming; (2) In Hungary, asylum-seekers and refugees have improved access to fair and efficient asylum procedures, in line with international and European standards; (3) In Hungary, asylum-seekers, refugees and stateless persons have access to an increasingly favourable and welcoming protection environment, and their positive contribution to the society are given appropriate value; (4) In Hungary, strengthened national GBV systems are more inclusive for refugees, survivors have timely access to quality services, and prevention programming effectively addresses the root causes of GBV and reduces risks; (5) In Hungary, a strengthened national child protection system is more open to refugee children who are protected in line with their best interest.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): In Slovakia, by end of 2026, individuals in need of international protection enjoy unhindered access to the territory, fair and efficient status determination procedures and safe protection environment, and can exercise their fundamental rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) In Slovakia, persons in need of international protection have unhindered access to the territory of the country, individual registration and documentation, and adequate reception conditions and services, including access to social assistance and capacity to meet their basic needs, with particular attention to persons with specific needs. Effective interagency coordination will enhance delivery of ; (2) In Slovakia, asylum seekers have access to fair and efficient RSD procedures; (3) In Slovakia, national legal and procedural frameworks are harmonized with the 1951 Refugee Convention and the 1954 and 1961 Statelessness Conventions, and refugees and stateless persons have access to rights accorded to them; (4) In Slovakia, national system for supporting survivors is scaled up to provide GBV response services to refugees and others under UNHCR mandate; (5) In Slovakia, the National Child Protection system becomes more inclusive of refugee children at heightened risk, including Unaccompanied and Separated Children, and they all have access to child friendly procedures and services. The national system capacity is scaled up to provide care, protection and solutions in line with the best interest of the children under UNHCR mandate.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): In Slovenia, by end of 2026, refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless persons have a non-discriminatory access to a welcoming, favourable protection environment. They are appropriately supported with their inclusion in strengthened national systems, in line with international and European standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) In Slovenia, asylum-seekers and refugees will have access to an efficient, quality asylum procedure; the system to identify persons with heightened protection needs and refer them to appropriate procedure and specialised assistance will be improved; (2) In Slovenia, asylum-seekers, refugees and stateless persons have access to an increasingly favourable and welcoming protection environment in Slovenia, and their positive contributions to the society are given appropriate value; (3) In Slovenia, national protection systems are more inclusive of refugees and stateless persons who are provided access to effective durable solutions and empowered to achieve self-reliance.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): In Slovakia, by end of 2026, individuals in need of international protection will have effective access to national and local systems that provide sustainable services facilitating socio-economic inclusion and resilience, and consequently will enjoy full socio-economic rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) In Slovakia, community-based protection approaches and structures are effectively used to strengthen refugees' empowerment and self-reliance, including through ensuring continuous and meaningful engagement and two-way communication with all actors; (2) In Slovakia, national systems and local social safety nets effectively include refugees in an Age, Gender and Diversity (AGD) sensitive manner.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): In Czechia, by end of 2026, individuals in need of international protection fully enjoy their socioeconomic rights and have effective access to national and local systems and sustainable services facilitating socio-economic inclusion and resilience. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) In Czechia, refugee communities, organizations, and volunteers are empowered, and participation is enhanced; community engagement and integration are supported aiming at strengthening linkages with the host community; (2) In Czechia, conditions for integration of refugees are in place in all regions.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): In Hungary, by end of 2026, refugees and stateless persons of all ages and backgrounds will enjoy strengthened community engagement, and effectively access services without discrimination; adults will obtain decent work opportunities in line with their skills and capacities contributing to a welcoming Hungarian society in a strengthened national system. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) In Hungary, refugee communities, organizations, and volunteers are empowered and their participation is enhanced through community engagement aiming at strengthening linkage with the host community and positively impacting the public perception of refugees; (2) In Hungary, a strengthened national system provides access to integration services, education, decent work and social protection to refugees of diverse backgrounds who enjoy increased social inclusion.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeHungary (Government of)Private donorsRussian Federation (Government of)Serbia (Government of)UN Pooled FundsUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuissePrague (BN)Praha (NO)UNHCR National Office50.0783 14.4048PecsPecsUNHCR Field Unit46.0770 18.2260SzegedSzegedUNHCR Field Unit46.2480 20.1424Budapest (BMP)Budapest (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office47.5353 19.0596ZahonyUNHCR Field Unit48.4072 22.1745Bratislava (BN)Bratislava (NO)UNHCR National Office48.1540 17.1270Bratislava**Bratislava**UNHCR National Office48.1477 17.1070HumeneUNHCR Field Unit48.9326 21.9077KosiceUNHCR Field Unit48.7164 21.2533BreganaUNHCR Field Unit45.8400 15.6878ŠentiljUNHCR Field Unit46.6638 15.6421DobovaDobovaUNHCR Field Unit45.8970 15.6605LendavaUNHCR Field Unit46.5667 16.4500Ljubljana (NO)Lujbljana (BN)UNHCR National Office46.0640 14.5100Material relief assistance and servicesGender Based ViolenceProtectionChild ProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceStatus DeterminationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Local Integration and other Local SolutionsProtection Policy and LawAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsUkraine Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 20253500000824000000958500Germany - Federal Foreign Office64581United States Department of State1240780United States Department of State2531412European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations1085889United States Department of State892373United States Department of State300957United States Department of State990520UN Pooled Funds140000Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceHungary (Government of)127313European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations140000Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceHungary (Government of)600000European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations90642European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations200000Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceHungary (Government of)18776Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceSerbia (Government of)3429Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100000Russian Federation (Government of)906135Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental230208Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO3215369Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO10990147Total direct expenditure for 202513225852Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-ITAMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de Italie représentation régionale du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Le bureau régional d'Italie coordonne les activités en Italie et couvre aussi, sans y être présent, le Saint-Siège et Saint-Marin.At the end of 2021, Italy hosted over 165,000 refugees and asylum-seekers. This included over 12,000 unaccompanied children in reception facilities. Most persons of concern came from Nigeria, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Mali, Somalia and Gambia. In Italy, UNHCR works with the government, sister UN agencies and non-governmental organizations to uphold the fundamental rights of people forced to flee and develop lasting solutions that ensure they can build better futures for themselves and their communities. UNHCR’s work in Italy focuses on protection and advocacy, including, among others, actions to promote adequate standards of reception and integration opportunities, ensure specific protection and support for children and persons with specific needs, and end statelessness. This activity shows details of the UNHCR Italy regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. The Italy regional representation coordinates activities in taly and also covers without a presence the Holy See and San Marino.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless people in Italy have access to territory, fair and efficient procedures and improved access to quality reception systems as well as effective and inclusive national protection mechanisms focused on persons with specific needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 1.1 Asylum-seekers are able to enter the country without being returned and persons of concern have access to appropriate information and reception conditions; (2) 1.2 Asylum-seekers have their asylum claims processed in a timely manner and through a quality, fair and efficient national refugee status determination procedure; (3) 1.3 Refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless persons enjoy an effective and efficient policy and legal framework, in line with international standards and processes, and persons of concern are positively perceived and supported by host communities; (4) 1.5 Persons of concern have increased access to appropriate national GBV prevention and response services and risk mitigation measures; (5) 1.6 Children of concern have increased access to national protection systems to identify and respond to violence, exploitation and abuse; (6) 1.4 Resources for UNHCR response are mobilized and Italy’s role as UNHCR’s global partner is strengthened in line with the objectives of the GCR and the SDGs and the agreed needs and priorities, through strategic communication and stakeholder relations in order to support principled engagement on migration and refugee protection.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026, refugees and stateless persons in Italy are able to realize their social and economic rights through local integration and other solutions, and are meaningfully engaged in achieving their own protection and solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 2.1 Refugee and stateless communities and individuals become more engaged in protection and solutions for their own communities; (2) 2.3 Refugees are supported to enjoy the right to family reunification and resettlement and complementary pathways to Italy are increased; (3) 2.2 Refugees and stateless persons are supported to secure durable legal status in Italy, through naturalization, residency documentation, economic inclusion and self-reliance and inclusion in national social protection and education systems and services.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.International Organization for Migration (IOM)Italy (Government of)Malta (Government of)Private donorsSwitzerland (Government of)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAnconaAnconaUNHCR Field Unit43.6230 13.5140Rome (BMP)Rome (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office41.8944 12.5016Rome (BMP)Rome (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office41.9278 12.4888GoriziaGoriziaUNHCR Field Unit45.9415 13.6228MilanMilanUNHCR Field Office45.4630 9.1904BariBariUNHCR Field Unit41.1231 16.8666CasertaCasertaUNHCR Field Unit41.0726 14.3354CrotoneCrotoneUNHCR Field Unit39.0802 17.1270FoggiaFoggiaUNHCR Field Unit41.4638 15.5463SyracuseSyracuseUNHCR Field Unit37.0626 15.2741TrapaniTrapaniUNHCR Field Unit38.0174 12.5165TurinTurinUNHCR Field Unit45.0706 7.6866BolognaUNHCR Field Unit44.4910 11.3306TrevisoUNHCR Field Unit45.6642 12.2500CagliariUNHCR Field Unit39.2234 9.1230BresciaUNHCR Field Unit45.5375 10.2216VeronaUNHCR Field Unit45.4361 10.9950SalernoUNHCR Field Unit40.6796 14.7597GenovaUNHCR Field Unit44.4167 8.9128PerugiaUNHCR Field Unit43.1056 12.3875FirenzeFlorenceUNHCR Field Unit43.7722 11.2561CataniaUNHCR Field Unit37.5108 15.0776PalermePalermoUNHCR Field Unit38.1033 13.3425AgrigentoUNHCR Field Unit37.2846 13.5587TriesteUNHCR Field Unit45.6438 13.7786LampedusaUNHCR Field Unit35.5033 12.6104NaplesUNHCR Field Unit40.8450 14.2466RagusaUNHCR Field Unit36.9247 14.7271Reggio CalabriaUNHCR Field Unit38.1062 15.6464TarantoUNHCR Field Unit40.4648 17.2619TarvisioUNHCR Field Unit46.5053 13.5722ParmaUNHCR Field Unit44.7985 10.3402LecceUNHCR Field Unit40.3580 18.1680MilanUNHCR Field Unit45.4680 9.1818AlessandriaUNHCR Field Unit44.9072 8.6116UdineUdineUNHCR Field Unit46.0645 13.2361MessinaMessinaUNHCR Field Unit38.1889 15.5557MilanUNHCR Field Unit45.4958 9.2113LisbonLisbonneUNHCR Field Unit38.7140 -9.1340Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesChild ProtectionProtectionEarly RecoveryGender Based ViolenceHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawChild Protection Resettlement and Complementary PathwaysStatus DeterminationExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals221719102095152463651Italy (Government of)2638645Switzerland (Government of)156173United States Department of State602396Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors311635Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1436528Italy (Government of)210129Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors111483Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors726404Italy (Government of)344037Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors351288Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors34404Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2059999Italy (Government of)1410000Italy (Government of)60000International Organization for Migration (IOM)3999999Italy (Government of)117744Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1445825Italy (Government of)634Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors162823Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors233100Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11976Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors525435Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors649351Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors210000Switzerland (Government of)259643Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors720000Italy (Government of)644028Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors576037Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors377143Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors50000Malta (Government of)1664612Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1699505Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO10922245Total direct expenditure for 202512091881Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-KOSHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Kosovo (S/RES/1244 (1999)) pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Kosovo (S/RES/1244 (1999)) for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By the end of 2026, all asylum-seekers, refugees, and stateless persons will enjoy favourable protection conditions in line with international standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, people in need of international protection have safe and dignified access to the territory and adequate reception conditions and services, with particular attention provided to persons with specific needs; (2) By 2026 the national system on statelessness is strengthened, and the quality of status determination procedures is increased; (3) By 2026, the national asylum system is strengthened, and the quality of status determination procedures is increased; (4) By 2026 asylum seekers, refugees, and stateless persons have access to enhanced integration opportunities.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By the end of 2026, Internally Displaced Persons and Returnees will have increased opportunities to achieve durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026 partnerships are strengthened to increase opportunities for displaced persons and returnees to enjoy access to rights and services (UNSDCF).Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuissePriština (OCM)Pristina***Office of Chief of Mission42.675 21.162Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationStatus DeterminationVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions335960479004European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations497905Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO1506548Total direct expenditure for 20251502957Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-MDAHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Malaisie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.In 2020, 86 asylum-seekers were registered by the authorities in Moldova, a moderate decrease compared to the previous year. Most people of concern were coming from Turkey, Uzbekistan and Ukraine. Moldova also hosts 3,405 stateless persons. UNHCR's operations in Moldova follow and comment on developments in policy, legislation, and the daily practice of refugee protection. We are working with the Moldovan government and partner organizations. We are committed to creating public support for asylum-seekers, refugees and stateless persons. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in the Republic of Moldova for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, Refugees, asylum seekers and stateless individuals have access to territory, international protection and assistance without discrimination and are safe in the communities where they live. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) People in need of international protection have access to the territory and adequate reception conditions and are issued documentation confirming their legal status; (2) National asylum and statelessness systems are strengthened, temporary protection procedures are fair and efficient, and the quality of refugee and statelessness status determination procedures is improved; (3) Refugees have full access to quality gender-based violence services provided within the public system in complementarity with other service providers, with risk mitigation mainstreamed across sectors; (4) Refugee children are included in national child protection systems and have non-discriminatory and child-friendly access to a full range of prevention and protection services, including best interest determination procedures; (5) Refugees have access to cash and in-kind assistance to mitigate protection risks and promote their inclusion to state owned social assistance mechanisms.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026, refugees and stateless persons are able to access solutions in Moldova, either through socio-economic inclusion or through relocation to third countries. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees meaningfully participate in decision making processes that affect their lives, collaborating with local authorities and host communities development goals and to foster social cohesion; (2) Refugees are included in national and local services in Moldova, with government systems strengthened, and have access to decent livelihood opportunities, actively contributing to local development.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeIceland (Government of)Norway - Norad and MFAPrivate donorsSwitzerland (Government of)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUnited States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseChisinauChisinauUNHCR Country Office47.0263 28.8230CauseniUNHCR Field Unit46.6473 29.3239OtaciUNHCR Field Unit48.4416 27.7892PalancaUNHCR Field Unit46.4096 30.0772Material relief assistance and servicesEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIProtectionGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsWell-Being and Basic NeedsStatus DeterminationAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Attaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions01. No poverty05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsUkraine Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 20258031408064000000292842Switzerland (Government of)1917000Germany - Federal Foreign Office3258298United States Department of State899843United States Department of State1636140United States Department of State1826501United States Department of State1979219United States Department of State5000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida35000000Iceland (Government of)50000000Norway - Norad and MFA2497500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection650000Switzerland (Government of)2000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)4000000United States Department of State3000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office1498500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection215664Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1000000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office2875503Germany - Federal Foreign Office2769000Germany - Federal Foreign Office85682Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs117Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida5594400European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection18328Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors35000000Norway - Norad and MFA2000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)965000USA for UNHCR1559905Germany - Federal Foreign Office800000Switzerland (Government of)40000000Iceland (Government of)143234Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental3868280Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO3730048Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO145000Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral28673988Total direct expenditure for 202539406816Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive2=Moderate1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=Partially2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-MKDHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Macédoine du Nord pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in North Macedonia for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2025 persons in need of international protection and stateless persons have greater access to rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Persons of concern benefit from a protection sensitive entry system; (2) Asylum-seekers benefit of an asylum system closer in line with international standards; (3) Refugees, asylum seekers and stateless people benefit from adequate legal framework; (4) Refugees and asylum seekers enjoy greater inclusion.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseKumanovoKumanovoUNHCR Field Unit42.1400 21.7050SkopjeSkopjeUNHCR Country Office42.0000 21.3872TetovoTetovoUNHCR Field Unit42.0130 20.9680TabanovceTabanovtseUNHCR Field Unit42.2161 21.7043GevgelijaUNHCR Field Unit41.1400 22.5028Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationProtection Policy and LawLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsStatus DeterminationAttaining Favorable Protection Environments10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions390167678014European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations19734United States Department of State55723Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental259630Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO1475568Total direct expenditure for 20251579647Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-MLTHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR à Malte pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.As Malta is located in the Central Mediterranean most asylum-seekers enter the country following rescue at sea. Malta received 4,090 asylum applications in 2019, making it the EU country with the second-highest number of asylum applications per capita in 2019, following Cyprus. In 2020, the main countries of origin of sea arrivals were Sudan, Bangladesh and Eritrea. The nationalities of people granted international protection were Libyan, Syrian and Somali. UNHCR's main objectives in Malta are to monitor access to territory and reception conditions and advocate for an efficient and protection-sensitive asylum system and related policies. UNHCR also aims to improve durable solutions such as local integration opportunities and increase public awareness of refugees and asylum issues. UNHCR works closely with both governmental and non-governmental organisations in Malta to achieve these aims. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Malta for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, the protection and inclusion environment for forcibly displaced and stateless persons in Malta aligns with international standards and EUAA increases its support for protection in the EU Member States. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, there is an improved status determination procedure in place which aligns with international and EU law and standards; (2) By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless persons living in detention, reception facilities, and in the community have better access to rights and services.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless persons are effectively integrated into Maltese society. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, FDSP communities are more integrated within the host community and attain higher levels of participation in processes impacting their lives; (2) By 2026, inclusive and culturally responsive services and programmes by state actors and civil society are available for persons of concern in Malta in line with relevant GRF pledges.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Malta (Government of)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseLa ValletteValettaUNHCR Country Office35.8983 14.4978Valetta (BL - EASO)Valetta (LO - EASO)UNHCR Liaison Office35.8991 14.5119Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSafety and Access to JusticeProtection Policy and LawStatus DeterminationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAttaining Favorable Protection Environments05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities228026020207United States Department of State50000Malta (Government of)145902Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO12417Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO1768338Total direct expenditure for 20251555631Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-MNEHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Monténégro pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Since February 2022, when the situation escalated in Ukraine, over 171,000 Ukrainians entered Montenegro. By the end of September 2023, nearly 62,000 Ukrainians registered some legal status in the country, a staggering 10% of Montenegro’s population. UNHCR cooperates closely with the Government of Montenegro and partners to assist those people in need and provide protection and assistance. Until September 2023, UNHCR has been assisting nearly 7,000 asylum seekers, refugees and persons at risk of statelessness in Montenegro. This number includes over 6,000 Ukrainians under the Temporary Protection regime, and over 500 persons at risk of statelessness. In regards to asylum, most persons of concern were coming from Russia, Turkey, Cuba, Afghanistan, Morocco and Iran. UNHCR’s work in Montenegro focuses on supporting the country in providing access to rights for Ukrainian Temporary Protection holders, building the asylum system (reception, asylum procedure and integration), preventing and eradicating statelessness and providing legal support to refugees from former Yugoslavia with unresolved legal status. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Montenegro for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, persons seeking international protection and persons at risk of statelessness have access to improved protection environment and enjoy rights afforded by Montenegro in line with international standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By end-2026, the asylum authorities will ensure that persons in need of international protection have safe and dignified access to the territory for persons in need of international standards and adequate reception conditions and services; (2) By end-2026, access to fair and efficient status determination procedures for persons seeking international protection and persons at risk of statelessness will be established.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026, persons granted international and temporary protection and stateless persons benefit from improved conditions for their local integration. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By end-2026, communities of persons granted international and temporary protection and stateless persons will be empowered with improved two-way communication channels, participation in decision-making and building trust with host communities; (2) By end-2026, a well-structured, comprehensive and effective integration system will be established to support inclusion of persons granted international and temporary protection and stateless.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuissePodgoricaPodgoricaUNHCR Country Office42.4392 19.2626Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceStatus DeterminationAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions292193484288European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations14664United States Department of State387559Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO1182037Total direct expenditure for 20251308476Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-OOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails d'autres opérations du HCR en Europe pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements et les dépenses.This activity shows details of other UNHCR operations in Europe for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Through strengthened national systems in Austria and regional cooperation with the OSCE, forcibly displaced and stateless people are better protected, enjoy full access to their rights, and have improved prospects for durable solutions and long-term inclusion. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) The Austrian legal and policy framework is appropriate for (i) the proper identification of forcibly displaced and stateless people, (ii) their effective access to all rights to which they are entitled to and (iii) their integration, with a specific emphasis on the identification of and follow up to specific needs; (2) Resources for UNHCR’s global work are mobilized based on needs, while strategic engagement with the OSCE and Vienna-based agencies fosters policies that improve protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless people.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2027, more forcibly displaced and stateless people are identified in Switzerland and have effective access to the rights to which they are entitled to and an integration perspective. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, legal and policy framework is improved to enable effective access to fair and efficient asylum and statelessness systems and durable solutions for more refugees and stateless persons including those with specific needs.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): The protection of forcibly displaced and stateless people is improved, the search for durable solutions is enhanced, and the prevention and reduction of statelessness is promoted through effective advocacy and close cooperation with the Council of Europe, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe and relevant entities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Strategic engagement and cooperation strengthened with all relevant entities and bodies of the Council of Europe and the OSCE to promote the development of policies and fulfilment of commitments favoring better protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless people.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Austria (Government of)Austria (Government of)Switzerland (Government of)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseEuropeGeneva (RB Europe)Genève (BR Europe)UNHCR Regional Bureau46.2204 6.1412Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationAttaining Favorable Protection Environments10. Reduced inequalities17. Partnerships for the goals547950142000000266811Austria (Government of)48130United States Department of State10000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)86531Austria (Government of)63555Austria (Government of)10000Switzerland (Government of)37830Austria (Government of)15123Switzerland (Government of)4240770Total direct expenditure for 20254207029Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-POLHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Pologne pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Poland is the biggest country in Central Europe. Its borders with Ukraine and Belarus are the European Union’s external borders. In 2020, Poland received 2,803 asylum applications, which was a significant decrease compared to previous years. Most asylum-seekers were citizens of the Russian Federation, Ukraine and Belarus. 392 people were given international protection – most of them being from Turkey, Belarus and Russia. UNHCR’s main objectives in Poland are to monitor access to territory and reception conditions as well as advocate for an efficient and protection-sensitive asylum system and related policies. UNHCR also aims to improve durable solutions such as local integration opportunities and increase public awareness of refugees and asylum issues. UNHCR works closely with both governmental and non-governmental organisations in Poland to achieve these objectives. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Poland for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees, asylum seekers, and stateless persons can enjoy their rights according to international law and without discrimination. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Increase access to longer term status, documentation and rights for refugees and stateless persons; (2) Safe access to territory and access to fair and efficient procedures at borders ensured and number of asylum seekers in detention decreased; (3) The host government is enabled to meet the basic needs of displaced persons with cash and in-kind assistance. TO BE REMOVED FOR 2025 AND 2026 STRATEGY; (4) Refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless persons are actively engaged in decisions that impact their lives and are supported in accessing empowerment opportunities that increase their resilience and those with specific needs have improved access to specialized services that improve social inclusion.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Solutions and access to equitable social and economic opportunities are made available to facilitate social inclusion of refugees, asylum seekers and stateless persons in Poland. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Access of refugees and asylum seekers to decent employment, entrepreneurship and financial inclusion is ensured by the authorities, CSO, private sector and other key actors; (2) Increased access of asylum-seekers, refugees and stateless persons to education, suitable accommodation, and social protection.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Germany - Federal Foreign OfficePoland (Government of)Switzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUN Pooled FundsUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseVarsovieWarsaw (CO)UNHCR Country Office52.2157 21.0220Varsovie (BL-Frontex)Warsaw (LO-Frontex)UNHCR Liaison Office52.2157 21.0220Varsovie (BT)Warsaw (FU)UNHCR Field Unit52.2469 21.0611LublinUNHCR Field Office51.2417 22.5873KrakówUNHCR Sub-Office50.0583 19.9334RzeszówUNHCR Field Office50.0364 22.0013BialystokUNHCR Field Unit53.1401 23.1821GdanskUNHCR Field Unit54.3532 18.6510KatowiceUNHCR Field Unit50.2584 19.0276PoznanUNHCR Field Unit52.4183 16.9379WroclawUNHCR Field Unit51.1076 17.0409Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsUkraine Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 202542000000958500Germany - Federal Foreign Office1802660United States Department of State1533446United States Department of State63894United States Department of State214000UN Pooled Funds43500Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpacePoland (Government of)18238UK for UNHCR29804Goods in-kind contribution of Sport EquipmentSwitzerland for UNHCR57336UK for UNHCR43500Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpacePoland (Government of)5072194Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO11407280Total direct expenditure for 202512764043Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-ROUHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Roumanie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Romania for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By the end of 2027, all forcibly displaced persons in Romania benefit from full and equitable access to protection procedures and services. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Host government is supported to ensure that refugees enjoy safe and inclusive access to territory and reception and protection services in coordination with relevant UN agencies and local actors; (2) Asylum procedures, registration, status determination and documentation are carried out in a timely and fair manner, in line with international and regional instruments; (3) Refugees at risk and survivors of gender-based violence and victims of trafficking in human beings are empowered to identify, prevent and address risks and have access to quality services to address their needs; (4) Refugee children are empowered and access specialised and quality services provided by government and non-government child protection actors; (5) Refugees are empowered to actively participate in decision making and throughout all the phases of the programme cycle through support to consultative structures and feedback and complaint mechanisms.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By the end of 2027, forcibly displaced and stateless persons in Romania have equitable access to local integration and other durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees achieve social protection, inclusion / integration and solutions through self-reliance, livelihoods opportunities and legal and policy frameworks; (2) Refugees at the Emergency Transit Centre enjoy assistance during their resettlement process.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Germany - Federal Foreign OfficeMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanNorway (Government of)Private donorsRomania Ministry of Foreign AffairsUK - Home OfficeUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseGalațiUNHCR Field Office45.4408 28.0414SuceavaUNHCR Field Unit47.6529 26.2522IașiUNHCR Field Unit47.1548 27.5915BucarestBucharestUNHCR Country Office44.4686 26.0916TimișoaraTimisoaraUNHCR Field Unit45.7546 21.2278ConstantaUNHCR Field Office44.1847 28.6355ConstantaUNHCR Field Unit44.1847 28.6355Material relief assistance and servicesGender Based ViolenceProtectionEarly RecoveryChild ProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceSexual and Gender-based ViolenceResettlement and Complementary PathwaysCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsChild Protection Protection Policy and LawAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsUkraine Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 20253900000023400000852000Germany - Federal Foreign Office450000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan1052190United States Department of State1158176United States Department of State1339804United States Department of State444543United States Department of State405287United States Department of State687500Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors26940Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors57868Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceRomania Ministry of Foreign Affairs2500000Norway (Government of)55500UK - Home Office96470UK - Home Office500000Germany - Federal Foreign Office57339Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors798750Germany - Federal Foreign Office57868Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceRomania Ministry of Foreign Affairs58685Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors37948Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors300000Norway (Government of)64154Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceRomania Ministry of Foreign Affairs4352218Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO9530227Total direct expenditure for 202511864600Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-RUSHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en la Fédération de Russie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.As of 31 December 2021, 331 refugees, 10581 temporary asylum status holders and 540 asylum-seekers from 70 countries were registered by the Russian Ministry of the Interior. Most people of concern were coming from Ukraine, Afghanistan and Syria. Nearly 600 temporary IDs for stateless persons have been issued since August 2021, when a respective law came into effect. According to the Ministry of the Interior, at least 4,500 stateless persons are expected to benefit from the documentation procedure. UNHCR in the Russian Federation operates through its Representation in Moscow since 1992. The primary goal of the UN Refugee Agency is to support and complement the efforts of the Russian government to develop a fair and effective asylum system under international standards and prevent and reduce the incidence of statelessness. UNHCR strives to promote tolerance towards refugees and other persons of concern to the Agency through various public information and awareness-raising activities. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in the Russian Federation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By end 2026, all forcibly displaced persons are protected from refoulement, have access to the national asylum system (refugee status and temporary asylum) and basic rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced persons are duly admitted in the asylum procedure, are documented and enjoy adequate reception conditions; (2) The national asylum and protection system is further strengthened through strategic engagement of UNHCR and its partners with the Government and other stakeholders.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By end 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless persons benefit from reinforced options and opportunities for socio-economic inclusion and durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons are positively perceived and supported by host communities and are included in decisions that affect them; (2) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have access to naturalization/permanent residency and are included in the national socio-economic systems; (3) Voluntary repatriation, assisted return and resettlement are available to refugees who meet the criteria.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".УВКБ ООН, Агентство ООН по делам беженцев, - всемирная организация, чьи усилия направлены на спасение жизней, защиту прав и создание лучшего будущего для беженцев, вынужденно перемещенных людей и лиц без гражданства.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseMakhachkalaMakhachkalaUNHCR Field Unit42.9756 47.5112MoscouMoscowUNHCR Country Office55.7592 37.6021NazranNazranUNHCR Field Office43.2249 44.7645St. PetersburgSt. PetersburgUNHCR Field Unit59.9330 30.3210StavropolStavropolUNHCR Field Unit45.0610 41.9600VladikavkazVladikavkazUNHCR Sub-Office43.0601 44.6645Moscow Resettlement UnitUnité de réinstall. de MoscouUNHCR Field Unit55.7558 37.6176Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationProtection Policy and LawCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions71529262374950Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO2937522Total direct expenditure for 20254807784Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-SRBHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Serbie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.As of August 2021, Serbia hosts 5,051 refugees and persons under other forms of international protection coming from over 50 countries. Most of them are accommodated in operational governmental centres across the country and mainly come from Afghanistan, Syria and Bangladesh. Faced with a growing number of asylum-seekers from Eastern Europe, Africa and the neighbouring countries in the early 1970s, the then Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia invited UNHCR to establish an operation in the country. The office has been based in Belgrade since 1976. UNHCR assisted to mandate refugees until the violent dissolution of former Yugoslavia in the 1990s when more than 550,000 refugees arrived in Serbia from the former Yugoslav republics. In 1999, more than 200,000 internally displaced persons fled to central Serbia from Kosovo. During the 2015 European refugee crisis, UNHCR supported the Republic of Serbia in addressing over one million refugees' protection and humanitarian needs, mainly from Syria. After the lifting of the emergency in late 2016, UNHCR's assistance adapted to respond to the changed needs of refugees and asylum-seekers. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Serbia for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2029 persons in need of international protection have due access to the territory and to a fair and effective asylum procedure, and all forcibly displaced and persons at risk of statelessness are registered and issued with documents. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Persons in need of international protection, including those with specific needs, have adequate reception conditions, and forcibly displaced and persons at risk of statelessness have access to registration and documentation; (2) Persons in need of international protection have due access to a fair and effective asylum procedure.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2029, persons in need of international protection have effective and tangible opportunities for integration. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum seekers are included in local communities; (2) Refugees benefit from improved conditions and opportunities to become self-reliant.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsRomania Ministry of Foreign AffairsRussian Federation (Government of)Serbia (Government of)UN Pooled FundsUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBelgradeBelgradeUNHCR Country Office44.8174 20.4202ĐakovicaDjakovicaUNHCR Field Unit42.3870 20.4274GjilanGnjilaneUNHCR Field Unit42.4706 21.4791KraljevoKraljevoUNHCR Field Office43.7340 20.6800MitrovicaMitrovicëUNHCR Field Office42.8869 20.8748Novi SadNovi SadUNHCR Field Unit45.2674 19.8560PecPećUNHCR Field Unit42.6598 20.3071PrizrenPrizrenUNHCR Field Unit42.2180 20.7460RozajeRožajeUNHCR Field Unit42.8568 20.1684UlcinjUlcinjUNHCR Field Unit41.9297 19.2243UrosevacUroševacUNHCR Field Unit42.3760 21.1687HorgošUNHCR Field Unit46.1430 19.9537ŠidŠidUNHCR Field Unit45.1167 19.2333NisNisUNHCR Field Unit43.3250 21.8705BeraneBeraneUNHCR Field Unit42.8569 19.8763BarBarUNHCR Field Unit42.0822 19.1099Priština (OCM)Pristina***UNHCR Office of Chief of Mission42.6750 21.1620ZvecanZvečanUNHCR Field Unit42.9080 20.8400PreševoUNHCR Field Office42.3069 21.6827SuboticaUNHCR Field Unit46.1030 19.6659SjenicaUNHCR Field Unit43.2743 20.0024Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationStatus DeterminationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth16. Peace, justice and strong institutions8500000149477European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations184862European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations64862European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations51787United States Department of State190199UN Pooled Funds48650Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceSerbia (Government of)13170Romania Ministry of Foreign Affairs28992Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceSerbia (Government of)100000Russian Federation (Government of)42127Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental1379191Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO3614664Total direct expenditure for 20254100944Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-SWEMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de Suède représentation régionale du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Le représentation régionale de Suède coordonne les activités au Danemark, en Estonie, en Lettonie, en Lituanie et en Suède, et couvre également, sans présence, la Finlande, l’Islande et la Norvège.This activity shows details of the UNHCR Sweden regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. The Sweden regional representation coordinates activities in Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Sweden and also covers without a presence Norway, Finland and Iceland.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, all forcibly displaced and stateless people in Nordic and Baltic region enjoy access to the territory, to fair and efficient procedures, quality reception systems, and benefit from policies and practices that facilitate naturalization in line with international and European protection standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, all asylum-seekers in the Nordic and Baltic countries have access to territory and adequate reception conditions, which are sensitive to Age, Gender and Diversity (2025 and 2026); (2) Host government is supported to ensure that persons of concern enjoy safe and inclusive access to the territory and reception and protection services in coordination with UN agencies and local actors (2023, 2024 and 2025); (3) By 2026, all asylum-seekers in the Nordic and Baltic countries have access to fair and efficient asylum procedures and legal aid, and persons with specific needs receive appropriate support (2025 and 2026); (4) By 2026, all asylum-seekers in the RNB countries have access to, territory, fair and efficient asylum procedures and adequate reception conditions, which are AGD sensitive (2022, 2023 and 2024); (5) By 2026, all beneficiaries of international protection benefit from policies and practices that facilitate inclusion and their participation (2022, 2023 and 2024); (6) By 2026, Stateless people and people at risk of statelessness are effectively identified and protected through strengthened administrative procedures and children born stateless will acquire citizenship automatically or as soon as possible.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026, Nordic and Baltic countries are engaged in finding solutions for refugees and host communities in line with Global Compact on Refugees goals, including legal pathways and donor support. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Nordic and Baltic countries offer more effective and new legal pathways, including resettlement, family reunification and educational pathways (2022, 2023 and 2024); (2) By 2026, Nordic and Baltic countries offer more effective durable solutions (2025 and 2026); (3) By 2026, Nordic and Baltic countries increase financial and political support to UNHCR to find solutions for refugees and host communities beyond their borders.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Russian Federation (Government of)Sweden (Government of)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseTallinTallinnUNHCR Field Unit59.4333 24.7605HelsinkiHelsinkiUNHCR Field Unit60.1651 24.9451VilniusVilniusUNHCR Field Unit54.6671 25.3465RigaRigaUNHCR Field Unit56.9540 24.1270OsloUNHCR Country Office59.9153 10.7507Stockholm (BMP)Stockholm (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office59.3310 18.0670Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationProtection Policy and LawResettlement and Complementary PathwaysLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsUkraine Situation Regional Refugee Response Plan 2025100000007573341477697United States Department of State415963United States Department of State36340United States Department of State100000Russian Federation (Government of)2321700Sweden (Government of)100000Russian Federation (Government of)436595Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1215424Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO5200678Total direct expenditure for 20255635793Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-TURHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Turquie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Türkiye for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): People in need of international protection have access to quality, fair and efficient procedures in line with international law and the national legal framework. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) People seeking international protection are registered and documented in an efficient, timely, and quality manner; (2) People seeking international protection have access to territory and asylum procedures and are not forcibly returned; (3) International protection (IP) applicants receive quality refugee status determination decisions after going through fair and efficient asylum procedures with integrity; (4) The legal framework is in line with international principles and implemented consistently and in its entirety by the national authorities; (5) People seeking international protection are aware of and benefit from legal assistance and remedies.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): People in need of international protection and the host community benefit from coordinated support from a wide range of actors. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) The refugee response in Türkiye benefits from an enhanced, informed, and coordinated engagement with traditional and non-traditional partners; (2) UNHCR’s operation and its partners can implement, efficiently and effectively, the refugee response programme; (3) Refugees receive reliably the required materials, cash, and life-sustaining support service in a timely, and cost-effective manner; (4) People have a better and positive understanding of the refugee situation and response in Türkiye; (5) The refugee response in Türkiye receives enhanced, diversified, and predictable international support.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): People in need of international protection have access to essential and social services. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees live in safety from gender-based violence (GBV), and those at risk and survivors have access to specialized services; (2) Refugee children are protected and those at risk have access to specialized and child-friendly services; (3) Refugees with specific needs have access to specialized protection services without obstacles.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Refugees participate in social and economic life harmoniously with the host community. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and host community collaborate to address issues of concern to both communities; (2) Refugees benefit from public education and training in an unhindered way; (3) Refugees strengthen their self-reliance through livelihood opportunities.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees have opportunities for suitable and sustainable solutions based on their individual needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees considering return to Syria make informed and voluntary decisions; (2) Refugees have access to resettlement or complementary pathways that enable durable solutions.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustralia for UNHCRCanada (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsExecutive Office of the Secretary-GeneralGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands (Kingdom of the) (Government of)Norway (Government of)Private donorsRepublic of KoreaSweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland (Government of)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Türkiye (Government of)UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAnkaraAnkaraUNHCR Country Office39.8943 32.8552IstanbulIstanbulUNHCR Field Office41.0332 28.9854SilopiSilopiUNHCR Field Unit37.2471 42.4813VanVanUNHCR Field Unit38.4993 43.3868DiyarbakirDiyarbakirUNHCR Field Unit37.9144 40.2306ÇukurcaÇukurcaUNHCR Field Unit37.5000 44.3833SemdinliSemdinliUNHCR Field Unit37.3030 44.5750UludereUludereUNHCR Field Unit37.4490 42.8530GaziantepGaziantepUNHCR Sub-Office37.0688 37.3896SanliurfaSanliurfaUNHCR Field Unit37.1524 38.7960HatayHatayUNHCR Field Unit36.2002 36.1762Adana Adana UNHCR Field Unit37.0000 35.3245IzmirUNHCR Field Unit38.4583 27.2070EdirneUNHCR Field Unit41.6767 26.5562Material relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducationProtectionEarly RecoveryChild ProtectionGender Based ViolenceLogisticsHumanitarian AssistanceEducationVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSafety and Access to JusticeResettlement and Complementary PathwaysChild Protection Access to Territory, Registration and DocumentationStatus DeterminationSystems and ProcessesSexual and Gender-based ViolenceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationOperational Support and Supply ChainProtection Policy and LawSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsSyrian Arab Republic Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2025280000000210000000250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg444000European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations850000Germany - Federal Foreign Office500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan300000Türkiye (Government of)3369424United States Department of State439651United States Department of State200000España con ACNUR3846805United States Department of State4283771United States Department of State842Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors147136Australia for UNHCR881Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors417240Canada (Government of)50Sweden for UNHCR698Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100Sweden for UNHCR701Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors708Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors44211Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesNetherlands (Kingdom of the) (Government of)717Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4995000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4987759Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)727Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors95000000European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations719Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3000000Republic of Korea50000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida593Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors586Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors184648Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)565Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000Norway (Government of)5000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)4356553Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan60000000European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations300000Türkiye (Government of)57776Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg591Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10000000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office486Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors291001Canada (Government of)76Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors77Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors600000Norway (Government of)76Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5394598European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection71Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11521Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors377232Executive Office of the Secretary-General29264442Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)500000Switzerland (Government of)900000Switzerland (Government of)500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development3653000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5522840Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental11659511Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO71401749Total direct expenditure for 202593946085Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-EUR-UKRHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Ukraine pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".UNHCR has been present in Ukraine since 1994, when the Agency supported the repatriation of Crimean Tatars, and concluded a Host Country Agreement with the Government of Ukraine in 1996. In line with its mandate, UNHCR provides protection services and assistance to help refugees, internally displaced persons (IDPs), war-affected and stateless people access their rights and essential services and find sustainable solutions. In 2014, UNHCR scaled-up its presence in eastern Ukraine to provide humanitarian services and assistance to people impacted by the war. Following the full-scale invasion by the Russian Federation in February 2022, UNHCR has further expanded its operation and is now present in Chernivtsi, Dnipro, Kyiv, L’viv, Poltava, Odesa, Uzhhorod, Vinnytsia, as well as in Donetsk and Luhansk in areas under the temporary military control of the Russian Federation. The full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has resulted in loss of life, separation of family members, loss of homes, belongings, savings and jobs. Inflation and the contracting economy places families and communities who have been torn apart by displacement in an increasingly precarious position. Civilian infrastructure has been damaged or destroyed, disrupting the supply and access to gas, electricity and fuel. Attacks by missiles, rockets and drones continue to pose a risk to the safety and security of millions of Ukrainians. Approximately one-third of Ukrainians have been forced to flee their homes and around 5 million are currently displaced within the country, while some 6,3 million are displaced as refugees abroad. It is currently one of the largest human displacement crises in the world. The humanitarian needs inside Ukraine continue to grow as the war continues and 17.6 million people are considered to be in need of humanitarian assistance according to the 2023 Humanitarian Needs Overview and Response Plan. IDPs, older persons, and persons with disabilities are among the most vulnerable and severely affected by the war. UNHCR is one of over 650 organisations and partners operating in Ukraine as part of the inter-agency humanitarian response and has expanded the scale and reach of programmes to deliver assistance and services as close as possible to the frontline and in regained areas where people with high vulnerabilities have remained, and to displaced people and returnees. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Ukraine for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2027, forcibly displaced, war affected and stateless people can access fair, efficient and inclusive national protection procedures and services that address their specific needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, forcibly displaced and war-affected people have improved access to rights and services because they have identity and housing, land, and property documentation; (2) By 2027, refugees and asylum seekers, stateless people, and people at risk of statelessness have improved access to rights and services because they have identity documentation; (3) By 2027, the government has strengthened capacity to provide efficient and fair refugee status determination (RSD) and protection processes; (4) By 2027, strengthened national protection and social protection systems complement inclusive early recovery and ongoing government reform processes, enabling people to achieve sustainable solutions; (5) By 2027, the Government has strengthened capacity to provide comprehensive prevention, risk mitigation and response services to survivors and persons at risk of GBV; (6) By 2027, the Government has strengthened capacity to provide timely and responsive child protection and social services; (7) By 2027, forcibly displaced and war-affected people are meaningfully engaged in decision-making at local and national levels through investments in human capital and improved consultation and participatory mechanisms.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2027, forcibly displaced, war affected and stateless people have access to timely and targeted assistance with a particular focus on persons with specific needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, government social protection programmes and emergency response mechanisms are inclusive, well-funded and shock responsive, and meet the needs of affected people; (2) By 2027, forcibly displaced and war-affected people have sufficient access to adequate and affordable housing.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Forcibly displaced and stateless people achieve sustainable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, forcibly displaced and stateless persons have equal access to national systems and services and opportunities for socio-economic inclusion.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustria (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaCroatia (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeIceland (Government of)Ireland - Department of Foreign AffairsJapan for UNHCRJersey (Government of)King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief CentreLithuania, Ministry of Foreign AffairsMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanNorway - Norad and MFAOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPoland (Government of)Private donorsQatar (Government of)Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUK for UNHCRUnited States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseKievTRCO Kyiv in LvivUNHCR Country Office49.8340 24.0371SimferopolSimferopolUNHCR Field Unit44.9590 34.0980LvivLvivUNHCR Field Office49.8340 24.0371KhersonKhersonUNHCR Field Office46.6333 32.6000OdesaOdesaUNHCR Field Office46.4658 30.7252MariupolMariupolUNHCR Field Office47.0971 37.5434DniproDniproUNHCR Sub-Office48.4667 35.0561ZaporizhzyaZaporizhzyaUNHCR Field Unit47.8092 35.1842KharkivKharkivUNHCR Field Office50.0042 36.2358DonetskDonetskUNHCR Field Office47.9904 37.9075LuhanskLuhanskUNHCR Field Office48.5508 39.3251SievierodonetskSievierodonetskUNHCR Field Office48.9567 38.5029SlovianskSlovianskUNHCR Sub-Office48.8636 37.6085ChernivtsiUNHCR Field Unit48.2738 25.9288VinnytsiaUNHCR Sub-Office49.2337 28.4708UzhhorodUNHCR Field Unit48.6205 22.2952Kyiv (FO)UNHCR Field Office50.4389 30.4987KyivUNHCR Country Office50.4390 30.4987OdesaOdesaUNHCR Field Unit46.4658 30.7252PoltavaUNHCR Field Unit49.5801 34.5374Material relief assistance and servicesEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryProtectionChild ProtectionGender Based ViolenceHumanitarian AssistanceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSustainable Housing and SettlementsWell-Being and Basic NeedsLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsChild Protection Sexual and Gender-based ViolenceProtection Policy and LawStatus DeterminationRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsUkraine Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 20255500000004700000007862508European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)6000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs12994500Germany - Federal Foreign Office2600000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs100000Lithuania, Ministry of Foreign Affairs16909712Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan4715010United States Department of State2000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1000000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)5921139United States Department of State7760799United States Department of State970178United States Department of State8910277United States Department of State2800232United States Department of State11710509United States Department of State16964446United States Department of State6247410United States Department of State2000000Croatia (Government of)1360738UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office25000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida50000000Iceland (Government of)530000000Norway - Norad and MFA3350000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada36763200European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection3500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs283577Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)4000000Poland (Government of)191250Goods in-kind contribution of Optical EquipmentJapan for UNHCR20000000United States Department of State1500000Germany - Federal Foreign Office15000000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office2800000Austria (Government of)11988000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5000000Qatar (Government of)4850000King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre4000000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office400000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs200000Jersey (Government of)50000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)6000000Poland (Government of)5994497Germany - Federal Foreign Office5018000Germany - Federal Foreign Office35000000Norway - Norad and MFA25000Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR1000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs1000000Austria (Government of)6000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs3000000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs15333333Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan5000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)117371Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors782300Sweden for UNHCR13Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Austria (Government of)3000Sweden for UNHCR250000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors20000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida1150000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada19018UK for UNHCR52447500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection20000000OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds50000Lithuania, Ministry of Foreign Affairs2000000Austria (Government of)13500000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office225000000Norway - Norad and MFA1000000Poland (Government of)246982Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)3940095Germany - Federal Foreign Office725000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs345224Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors80000000Iceland (Government of)50000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)2083074King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre1500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development14985000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection250000Jersey (Government of)559845Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO63648553Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO181658346Total direct expenditure for 2025242988121Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate3=LimitedMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all1=Fully2=Partially1=Fully3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-EURHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails des opérations du HCR en Europe pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris les financements affectés au niveau régional.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operations in Europe for 2025 and future years including including softly earmarked contributions.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Argentina for UNHCRAustralia for UNHCRBulgaria (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREspaña con ACNURFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsIreland - Department of Foreign AffairsIsle of Man (Government of)Japan for UNHCRNew Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid ProgrammeNew Zealand for UNHCRPortugal (Government of)Portugal com ACNURPrivate donorsRepublic of KoreaSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseEuropeGeneva (RB Europe)Genève (BR Europe)UNHCR Regional Bureau46.2204 6.1412Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesHumanitarian Assistance60000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida50000Bulgaria (Government of)2000000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs105000Argentina for UNHCR37391Australia for UNHCR18991Switzerland for UNHCR3260España con ACNUR400000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe1243457Japan for UNHCR3409242Sweden for UNHCR17626USA for UNHCR620305Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors432000Argentina for UNHCR495666Australia for UNHCR9022Switzerland for UNHCR13115España con ACNUR702200UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe150701UK for UNHCR23474UK for UNHCR247439Japan for UNHCR11814876Sweden for UNHCR11077USA for UNHCR895588Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors275000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe84000Argentina for UNHCR81009Australia for UNHCR6715Switzerland for UNHCR16884España con ACNUR10416Portugal com ACNUR51060UK for UNHCR475420UK for UNHCR18779UK for UNHCR2968975Japan for UNHCR497New Zealand for UNHCR5205122Sweden for UNHCR98918USA for UNHCR1278786Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe84000Argentina for UNHCR83610Australia for UNHCR4720Switzerland for UNHCR8187España con ACNUR34492UK for UNHCR36386UK for UNHCR4348863Japan for UNHCR3276798Sweden for UNHCR46019USA for UNHCR548222Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors294000Argentina for UNHCR1023649Australia for UNHCR2170Switzerland for UNHCR3089España con ACNUR52Portugal com ACNUR234990UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe16003UK for UNHCR201561UK for UNHCR2711838Japan for UNHCR1128298Sweden for UNHCR625027Sweden for UNHCR18487USA for UNHCR531082Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors300000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe1448143Australia for UNHCR2012Switzerland for UNHCR3233España con ACNUR9España con ACNUR2271Portugal com ACNUR85UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe5704UK for UNHCR2853773Japan for UNHCR604New Zealand for UNHCR3519558Sweden for UNHCR100000Sweden for UNHCR14170USA for UNHCR564183Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme294000Argentina for UNHCR107074Australia for UNHCR479Switzerland for UNHCR3533España con ACNUR961Portugal com ACNUR515743UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe26723UK for UNHCR76071UK for UNHCR448369Japan for UNHCR1213New Zealand for UNHCR2225916Sweden for UNHCR17119USA for UNHCR522315Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe84000Argentina for UNHCR78159Australia for UNHCR1392Switzerland for UNHCR3536España con ACNUR1973Portugal com ACNUR200000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe7562UK for UNHCR23772UK for UNHCR727562Japan for UNHCR1563556Sweden for UNHCR1000000Sweden for UNHCR1000000Sweden for UNHCR19857USA for UNHCR356584Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)294000Argentina for UNHCR90326Australia for UNHCR336Switzerland for UNHCR4678España con ACNUR1178Portugal com ACNUR400000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe13483UK for UNHCR23772UK for UNHCR1302619Japan for UNHCR1274New Zealand for UNHCR1098528Sweden for UNHCR1000000Sweden for UNHCR36113USA for UNHCR468309Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors650000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe90000Argentina for UNHCR124766Australia for UNHCR3112Switzerland for UNHCR6382España con ACNUR340Portugal com ACNUR400000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe28223UK for UNHCR4274549Japan for UNHCR3737301Sweden for UNHCR300000Sweden for UNHCR1161028Sweden for UNHCR29163USA for UNHCR649176Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors350000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe405000Argentina for UNHCR4618Switzerland for UNHCR2435España con ACNUR67Portugal com ACNUR54313UK for UNHCR126778UK for UNHCR1558687Japan for UNHCR4093New Zealand for UNHCR7712146Sweden for UNHCR400000Sweden for UNHCR1738496Sweden for UNHCR28657USA for UNHCR694939Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors30000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs2000000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs1000000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)15000000Republic of Korea1000000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe59734Australia for UNHCR83000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)100000Portugal (Government of)328000Argentina for UNHCR103165Australia for UNHCR11759Switzerland for UNHCR11172España con ACNUR239Portugal com ACNUR133511UK for UNHCR19018UK for UNHCR14971UK for UNHCR2467488Japan for UNHCR746New Zealand for UNHCR19052133Sweden for UNHCR300000Sweden for UNHCR4500000Sweden for UNHCR3279545Sweden for UNHCR198808USA for UNHCR1354628Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors58000Argentina for UNHCR25515Australia for UNHCR11286Switzerland for UNHCR2155España con ACNUR65471UK for UNHCR16858UK for UNHCR480643Japan for UNHCR3505371Sweden for UNHCR300000Sweden for UNHCR47918USA for UNHCR795806Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000Sweden for UNHCR261000Argentina for UNHCR32449Australia for UNHCR32377Switzerland for UNHCR20472España con ACNUR732900UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe121086UK for UNHCR14379UK for UNHCR1346192Japan for UNHCR403New Zealand for UNHCR18300837Sweden for UNHCR1000000Sweden for UNHCR195153USA for UNHCR1149480Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors58000Argentina for UNHCR45692Australia for UNHCR36980Switzerland for UNHCR30250España con ACNUR2233Portugal com ACNUR600000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe47826UK for UNHCR13127UK for UNHCR25865UK for UNHCR1472009Japan for UNHCR1312New Zealand for UNHCR4673921Sweden for UNHCR1000000Sweden for UNHCR75762USA for UNHCR1083833Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors58000Argentina for UNHCR109759Australia for UNHCR230Switzerland for UNHCR40010España con ACNUR320Portugal com ACNUR40443UK for UNHCR9509UK for UNHCR14155UK for UNHCR7824391Japan for UNHCR5000124Sweden for UNHCR300000Sweden for UNHCR93957USA for UNHCR1131427Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors203000Argentina for UNHCR968476Australia for UNHCR2184Switzerland for UNHCR15870España con ACNUR480Portugal com ACNUR63286UK for UNHCR12978UK for UNHCR47545UK for UNHCR726051Japan for UNHCR2994284Sweden for UNHCR60632USA for UNHCR469018Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors58000Argentina for UNHCR1808540Australia for UNHCR2736Switzerland for UNHCR11029España con ACNUR744Portugal com ACNUR25751UK for UNHCR23772UK for UNHCR12696UK for UNHCR3571287Japan for UNHCR1281390Sweden for UNHCR1000000Sweden for UNHCR38927USA for UNHCR686391Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100000Isle of Man (Government of)58000Argentina for UNHCR104480Australia for UNHCR1135Switzerland for UNHCR5080España con ACNUR970203UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe15872UK for UNHCR21871UK for UNHCR998130Japan for UNHCR1767115Sweden for UNHCR500000Sweden for UNHCR604000Sweden for UNHCR819276Sweden for UNHCR54517USA for UNHCR758880Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors203000Argentina for UNHCR31186Australia for UNHCR80Switzerland for UNHCR1165España con ACNUR27Portugal com ACNUR678831UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe10000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe5089UK for UNHCR526029Japan for UNHCR3608419Sweden for UNHCR95000Sweden for UNHCR20905USA for UNHCR674516Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors58000Argentina for UNHCR46162Australia for UNHCR255Switzerland for UNHCR1664España con ACNUR33Portugal com ACNUR805744UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe4728UK for UNHCR456711Japan for UNHCR1400144Sweden for UNHCR122859Sweden for UNHCR855000Sweden for UNHCR437472Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors20000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)19241Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donorsThe activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-DZAHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Algérie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Algeria serves as both a transit country and a destination for refugees and asylum-seekers from 41 different nationalities, lacking a formal asylum law and protection framework. UNHCR undertakes crucial protection activities, yet faces obstacles in reaching displaced and stateless individuals outside Algiers. The government's security-focused migration approach has led to mass expulsions of migrants, affecting asylum-seekers and refugees, who lack formal recognition and essential documentation for residency and work permits. Despite challenges posed by COVID-19 and funding gaps, UNHCR continues advocating for the rights of refugees and asylum-seekers, addressing their needs while navigating complex migration dynamics and humanitarian crisis. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Algeria for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2027 refugees and asylum seekers have access to asylum procedures and documentation that is recognized by the Algerian authorities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum-seekers have expanded access to territory and safety, freedom of movement, registration and recognized documentation; (2) Forcibly displaced people in need of international protection have access to fair and efficient asylum procedures; (3) National asylum framework is developed and implemented in line with international standards; (4) Refugees and asylum-seekers enjoy protection from arbitrary arrest and detention and effective access to legal remedies.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2027, refugees and asylum seekers access to sustainable life saving assistance and basic needs in Algeria is increased. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum-seekers can meet their basic needs to improve their well-being; (2) Refugees and asylum-seekers have increased access to safe shelters; (3) Refugees and asylum seekers have full and free access to quality health care services through advocacy for a better inclusion in the national health system and enhancing the health care system; (4) Refugees and asylum seekers have access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene facilities; (5) Supply chain and logistics management are improved to ensure efficient and timely delivery of humanitarian assistance; (6) Resource mobilization for the MYS in line with identified needs and priorities is improved and communicated to stakeholders.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2027, Refugees and asylum seekers will have a better realization of social protection. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) GBV risks are prevented and mitigated and GBV survivors have access to quality response services; (2) Refugee and asylum-seeker children have access to quality child protection services; (3) The meaningful participation of refugees and asylum-seekers of all ages, genders and diversities is expanded in planning, implementation and monitoring; (4) Inclusion and retention of refugees and asylum-seekers in the national education system is strengthened (urban) and quality education enhanced (camps); (5) Refugees and asylum seekers have access to employment.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2027, refugees and asylum seekers have expanded access to durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) More refugees and asylum seekers depart for resettlement and complementary pathways.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Algeria (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeItaly (Government of)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNorway - Norad and MFAPoland (Government of)Private donorsRepublic of KoreaSlovakia (Government of)Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland (Government of)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAlgerAlgiersUNHCR Country Office36.7602 3.0345TamanrasetTamanrasetUNHCR Field Unit22.7920 5.5240TindoufTindoufUNHCR Sub-Office27.6659 -8.1459RabouniRabouniUNHCR Field Unit27.4782 -8.0873DakhlaDakhlaUNHCR Field Unit26.8285 -6.8644Tindouf WSH (FU)UNHCR Field Unit27.6659 -8.1459Relief co-ordination and support servicesMaterial relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesLogisticsEarly RecoveryWater Sanitation HygieneEmergency Shelter and NFIHealthEducationProtectionGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceOperational Support and Supply ChainSustainable Housing and SettlementsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSafety and Access to JusticeClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationHealthy Lives Well-Being and Basic NeedsEducationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentStatus DeterminationExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Protection Policy and LawResettlement and Complementary PathwaysAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualitySecuring Solutions01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals38829256304753962130000Germany - Federal Foreign Office79858Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors663021United States Department of State78056United States Department of State190024United States Department of State137586United States Department of State601452United States Department of State7918United States Department of State625000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada250000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs5742464Italy (Government of)5000000Norway - Norad and MFA1050000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)580000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection16326509Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)200000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors450000Poland (Government of)1050000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)100000Algeria (Government of)900660Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan140000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)70000Slovakia (Government of)201447Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea100000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg15000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada325000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada100000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office750000Switzerland (Government of)5000000Norway - Norad and MFA2023500Germany - Federal Foreign Office150000Poland (Government of)1736430Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)200000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs4028290Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO2237460Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO7217695Total direct expenditure for 202512646437Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive3=Limited1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-EGYHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de Égypte bureau régional du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Egypt is home to more than half a million refugees from 6 nationalities. As of October 2023, the Sudanese nationality has become the top nationality, followed by Syrians. Other relevant countries of origin include South Sudan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Yemen, Somalia and Iraq. UNHCR's Egypt five-year strategy focuses on increasing support for refugees' socio-economic opportunities, promoting their inclusion in national systems, and enhancing protection structures. This involves strengthening individual case management, prioritizing vulnerable groups like women and children, and engaging with communities for transparency and accountability. UNHCR also aims to empower refugee communities, particularly youth, while upholding integrity standards and combatting sexual exploitation and abuse through effective mechanisms, ensuring refugees are treated equally within national protection frameworks and accessing essential services regardless of nationality. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Egypt for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By end of 2027, access to asylum, physical and legal protection of refugees and asylum-seekers is improved, and those forcibly displaced are increasingly able to access their rights and national services. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum-seekers have access to timely and effective registration, reception and documentation in line with UNHCR Protection standards; (2) Sudanese refugees and asylum seekers are able to access registration and are provided with protection against arbitrary arrest, detention, and refoulement; (3) Asylum-seekers have access to a fair, efficient, and adaptable RSD system; (4) Knowledge of refugee law and statelessness for targeted regional and national counterparts enhanced; (5) Refugees and asylum-seeker’s access to information and public attitude towards them enhanced; (6) Refugee children at risk receive appropriate case management and alternative care services and are gradually included into quality national child protection systems; (7) Refugees and asylum-seekers have effective access to safety, legal remedies and protection counselling; (8) Protection mechanisms are established and strengthened to support individuals and children at risk, survivors of gender-based violence, people with specific needs,and support of education enrollment among Sudanese refugees and asylum seekers; (9) - People fleeing Sudan are supported with cash assistance, health, education and livelihood opportunities that will contribute to their protection and well-being; (10) Coordination of partnership interventions and management of resources allocations; (11) Operation manages resources and coordinate partners activities.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2027, more forcibly displaced persons live above poverty line with greater access to basic assistance and health services. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, refugees and asylum-seekers below the national poverty line can meet their basic needs; (2) Refugees and asylum seekers have access to health services on par with national citizens.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Refugees and asylum seekers have access to education, safety and are more resilient, empowered and engaged in their communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Risks of gender-based violence (GBV) are reduced, prevention programming effectively addresses root causes of GBV, and quality response services are provided for all survivors, with eventual inclusion in national response systems; (2) - Ensuring equal participation in community consultations leads to increased gender representation in community structures and support to person with specific needs (PSWN); (3) Promote equitable and sustainable inclusion in national education systems for refugees and asylum seekers and foster safe enabling environment that support all learners to use their education towards a sustainable future; (4) Refugees and asylum seekers have access to adequate socio economic, Livelihood opportunities and contribute to their own well being.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Between 2023 and 2027, more refugees with compelling protection needs would benefit from a wider range of solutions including resettlement, voluntary return, and legal pathways of admission to third countries. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Return counselling, monitoring, and confirmation of voluntariness are provided to refugees; (2) Opportunities for resettlement and complementary pathways of vulnerable refugees are expended.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia for UNHCRCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaCyprus (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEducation Cannot WaitEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeGlobal Islamic Fund for RefugeesGreece - Ministry of Foreign AffairsItaly (Government of)Mastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsPrivate donorsRepublic of KoreaSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland (Government of)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK for UNHCRUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations Population FundUnited States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRVodafone FoundationUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseCairoLe CaireUNHCR Country Office29.9831 30.9391AlexandriaAlexandrieUNHCR Field Office31.2102 29.9127AssouanAswanUNHCR Field Unit24.0930 32.8914CairoUNHCR Office of Chief of Mission30.0642 31.2276Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryHealthEducationProtectionChild ProtectionGender Based ViolenceHumanitarian AssistanceWell-Being and Basic NeedsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationHealthy Lives EducationVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationProtection Policy and LawCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSafety and Access to JusticeChild Protection Systems and ProcessesStatus DeterminationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceResettlement and Complementary PathwaysAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualitySecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsSudan Emergency: Regional Refugee Response Plan 2025Syrian Arab Republic Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2025137714026133533886063347Vodafone Foundation426000Germany - Federal Foreign Office12957519Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs2669244European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations852000Mastercard Foundation11822Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs1998000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection60420614Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida300000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)532500Germany - Federal Foreign Office500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan6900000United States Department of State257846United States Department of State2499938United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)1400000United States Department of State142208USA for UNHCR182Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada924Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors48024Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors300000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)56500United Nations Population Fund10689105Mastercard Foundation250000USA for UNHCR62745Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)4995000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection20988Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1030492Education Cannot Wait1000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs9000Australia for UNHCR254509Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors9312311Italy (Government of)1470Australia for UNHCR250000USA for UNHCR10389Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000Global Islamic Fund for Refugees1775Australia for UNHCR382Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors144779Goods in-kind contribution of Education EquipmentVodafone Foundation11520Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation6900000United States Department of State250000USA for UNHCR81Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors20408169Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)81Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)1420Australia for UNHCR15000UK for UNHCR81Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100000Greece - Ministry of Foreign Affairs600000Switzerland (Government of)6227300Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs250081Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1262528Germany - Federal Foreign Office532500Germany - Federal Foreign Office1000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)2292146Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan14160Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation1905000European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations20000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)360080España con ACNUR (Public Sources)163095Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea750000USA for UNHCR512143Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors81Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors81Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors95000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada81Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3996000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection141540Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors92000Cyprus (Government of)11927UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe81Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors915725Germany - Federal Foreign Office140000USA for UNHCR56Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1500000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)342857Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors295961Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors15360Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs115396Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors6105Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea500000USA for UNHCR14400Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)Private donors10Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors56Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors170559Switzerland (Government of)605599Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental5070873Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO3386405Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO132190Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral40589664Total direct expenditure for 202551523179Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all4=Not at allXM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-ESHHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Sahara occidental: Mesures de rétablissement de la confiance pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Western Sahara: Confidence Building Measures for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): With renewed UNSC attention and the appointment of a new PESG and SRSG, UNHCR Western Sahara Operation will be called upon to identify confidence building measures that can support the political process in reaching a peaceful and durable solution to this conflict. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Agreement between the parties, Kingdom of Morocco and Polisario Front to create more Confidence Building between the parties.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Sahrawi persons of concern in Tindouf camps have access to different cultural activities that help to ensure that the Sahrawi cultural legacy is not lost and adequate access to identification and registration. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) All Sahrawi refugees in Tindouf have access to personal identification; (2) Sahrawi refugees, including different categories for the safeguard of Sahrawi heritage for posterity and address youth’s frustration in the camps.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Morocco (Government of)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAgwanitAgwanitUNHCR Field Unit22.2061 -13.1540Laayoune (BL)Laayoune (LO)UNHCR Liaison Office27.1511 -13.1923SmaraSmaraUNHCR Field Unit26.7188 -11.6872TifaritiTifaritiUNHCR Field Unit26.1390 -10.5425Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesProtectionLogisticsHumanitarian AssistanceOperational Support and Supply ChainAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityRealizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments05. Gender equality16. Peace, justice and strong institutions4483660118692United States Department of State11897Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceMorocco (Government of)5948Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceMorocco (Government of)96841Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1473812Total direct expenditure for 20251431066Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-IRQHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Iraq pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Iraq still faces protracted humanitarian and development needs, a complex political environment, and a volatile security situation. The country hosts over 300,000 refugees and asylum-seekers (as of the end of 2023), more than 90% of whom are Syrians (some 270,000). Almost 91% of all the refugees in Iraq live in the Kurdistan Region (KR-I) while the rest reside in central and southern governorates in Federal Iraq. Of the over 270,000 refugees living in the KR-I, 34% reside in nine refugee camps while 66% live in urban settings, primarily in Erbil followed by Dohuk and Sulaymaniyah. The rest of the refugee population (about 27,000) live in Federal Iraq in urban settings, mainly in Baghdad (55%). The Syrian refugees face limited prospects for immediate return, primarily due to the insecurity and challenging living conditions in the North-east region of the Syrian Arab Republic where most of them originate from. Iraq has an internally displaced population (IDPs) of 1.14 million, some of whom face significant obstacles preventing their return to their homes or successful integration into local communities. In terms of barriers to return, IDPs report insecurity, a lack of livelihood opportunities and financial resources as well as damaged housing in their areas of origin and a perceived affiliation with extremist groups. In addition, 5 million IDPs have already returned and enjoy their rights on par with the rest of the Iraqi population but also face similar challenges. Given that the remaining protection concerns affecting displaced populations in Iraq predominantly stem from socio-economic factors, human rights deficits and the absence of the rule of law, UNHCR's activities have been transitioning from an emergency response to a more sustainable development approach. In tandem, UNHCR is seeking lasting solutions for IDPs, including facilitating their access to civil documentation and promoting their inclusion in Iraq's social protection systems. UNHCR also continues to pursue efforts to eradicate statelessness in Iraq in line with UNHCR’s Global Action Plan, and the #IBelong Campaign to end statelessness by 2024. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Iraq for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees and asylum seekers have access to and enjoy protection in Iraq. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Quality registration and documentation is accessible to asylum-seekers and refugees in Iraq; (2) In Iraq, legislation, policies, and procedures on refugees and asylum-seekers are in accordance with international norms and standards; (3) National identification documents are accessible and issued to Iraqi nationals returning from NES.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees and asylum-seekers have access to solutions primarily through inclusion in public services and access to economic opportunities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Protection services in the public system are accessible to refugees and asylum seekers with specific needs; (2) Refugee communities are supported to proactively engage in addressing matters of their concern; (3) Vulnerable refugees and asylum-seekers are supported to cover their basic needs; (4) Employment and financial policies support sustainable economic inclusion for refugees and asylum seekers; (5) Third country solutions are available to refugees with specific profiles; (6) Public services for education, health, mental health and psychosocial support are accessible for refugees and asylum-seekers.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsPrivate donorsSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)United States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBagdadBaghdadUNHCR Country Office33.3194 44.4054DohukDuhokUNHCR Sub-Office36.8566 42.9835ErbilErbilUNHCR Country Office36.2127 43.9723ErbilErbilUNHCR Field Office36.2127 43.9723SulaymaniyahSulaymaniyahUNHCR Field Office35.5756 45.4677SulaymaniyahSulaymaniyahUNHCR Field Unit35.5756 45.4677MakhmourMakhmourUNHCR Field Unit35.7748 43.5909Al BasrahAl BasrahUNHCR Field Office30.5509 47.6805MosulMosulUNHCR Field Office36.3913 43.1284Al Kut (FO)Al Kut (FO)UNHCR Field Office32.5091 45.7952KirkukKirkukUNHCR Field Office35.4887 44.3818Al AmarahAl AmarahUNHCR Field Unit31.8373 47.1510Al Ramadi (FO)Al Ramadi (FO)UNHCR Field Unit33.4318 43.3115An Najaf (FO)An Najaf (FO)UNHCR Field Office32.0090 44.3494Samawah (FO)Samawah (FO)UNHCR Field Unit31.3147 45.2818Diwaniyah (FO)Diwaniyah (FO)UNHCR Field Unit31.9873 44.9277Tikrit (FO)Tikrit (FO)UNHCR Field Unit34.6043 43.6856BagdadBaghdad (FU)UNHCR Field Office33.3430 44.4240An NasiriyaAn NasiriyahUNHCR Field Unit31.0439 46.2559KerbalaKerbalaUNHCR Field Unit32.6143 44.0248RamadiRamadiUNHCR Field Unit33.4318 43.3115BaqubaBa'qubahUNHCR Field Unit33.7441 44.6435SamarraSamarraUNHCR Field Unit34.1928 43.8856KutMutUNHCR Field Unit32.5017 45.8188An NajafNajafUNHCR Field Unit32.0090 44.3494TrebilTrebilUNHCR Field Unit32.4832 39.2282MissanMissanUNHCR Field Unit31.8422 46.8501Al WaleedAl WaleedUNHCR Field Unit33.4029 38.9356BasraBasraUNHCR Field Unit30.5120 47.8183NasiriyahNasiriyahUNHCR Field Unit31.0500 46.2631KalarKalarUNHCR Field Unit34.8087 45.3185Al HillahAl HillahUNHCR Field Unit32.4856 44.4344Al-QaimAl-QaimUNHCR Field Unit34.3875 41.0742RabeyaRabeyaUNHCR Field Unit36.9306 42.2445KhanaqinKhanaqinUNHCR Field Unit34.3330 45.3833DomizDomizUNHCR Field Unit36.7847 42.8891BiapBiapUNHCR Field Unit33.2647 44.2582Erbil (FO)UNHCR Field Office36.2112 43.9710Material relief assistance and servicesEmergency Shelter and NFIGender Based ViolenceEarly RecoveryProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceWell-Being and Basic NeedsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceProtection Policy and LawLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentResettlement and Complementary PathwaysVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions158499700606408006593224Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs500000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)3315627United States Department of State167845United States Department of State1958777United States Department of State134273United States Department of State1009708United States Department of State20787United States Department of State59237United States Department of State22379United States Department of State2997000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1050000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)502Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors87Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors995853AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development7900000United States Department of State15306127Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)41833European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments3438175Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg2500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development500000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg874Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors469Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors446Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2497500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection392Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors395Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors388Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors375Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe380Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office382Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2426665Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental6729914Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO3640040Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO37164281Total direct expenditure for 202545867042Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive3=Limited3=LimitedMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availablePreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyBaseline data is not availableXM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-ISRHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Israël pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Israel for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): The national asylum system is qualitatively improved to ensure fair and effective decisions and access to basic services and rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Law and policy developed or strengthened and public attitude towards PoC improved; (2) Risk of GBV is reduced and survivors have timely access to the support they need; (3) Protection of children strengthened, and children have access to primary, secondary and tertiary education; (4) Persons of concern have access to public primary health care and reproductive health services; (5) Community self-reliance and economic inclusion are enhanced.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): More persons of concern benefit from a wider range of solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Access to resettlement and complementary pathways for admission facilitated.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseJerusalemJérusalemUNHCR Field Unit31.7790 35.2330Tel AvivTel AvivUNHCR Country Office32.0670 34.7670Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesGender Based ViolenceEarly RecoveryChild ProtectionProtectionHealthHumanitarian AssistanceSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Self Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsResettlement and Complementary PathwaysProtection Policy and LawHealthy Lives Attaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions03. Good health and well-being05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities8441076271267United States Department of State142922United States Department of State54431United States Department of State498370Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO1512154Total direct expenditure for 20251875656Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-JORHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Jordanie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Syria's ongoing war, with 6.6 million internally displaced persons, and more than 5.6 million displaced in the surrounding region and beyond, has made the Middle East the world’s largest producer and host of forcibly displaced population. About 654,000 Syrian refugees are currently registered with UNHCR in Jordan*. Additionally, the Kingdom hosts refugees of Iraqi, Yemeni, Sudanese, Somali and other nationalities, for a total of some 730,000 individuals, making Jordan one of the countries with the highest refugee population per capita, and placing enormous pressure on the country and its host communities. UNHCR Jordan is now running three main offices across the Kingdom (Amman, Irbid and Mafraq) and has a presence in Jordan’s two main refugee camps, Azraq and Zaatari. UNHCR works closely with the Government of Jordan and numerous other national and international partners in providing protection and assistance to refugees and asylum seekers, as well as to Jordanian communities affected by the refugee influx. Explore the website to access additional information and UNHCR's news and stories related to Jordan. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Jordan for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): People of concern will enjoy access to asylum in line with international protection standards and enjoy protection from refoulement. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees have access to efficient registration and documentation processes, and access to territory is preserved; (2) Refugee Status Determination (RSD) is utilized strategically and is implemented in an efficient and a fair manner; (3) Legislation and administrative practices related to aspects impacting on refugees’ rights and access to services are more inclusive and aligned with international standards; (4) Government’s actions relating to freedom of movement and respect of principle of non-refoulement are more aligned with international standards; (5) Continued donor interest to refugees’ cause and host communities is sustained with inclusive partnerships and relationship management with key stakeholders including the Government and Inter-Agency Coordination.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Refugees shall have access to integrated services to meet their basic needs, including through national systems, as a result of continued advocacy with the Government of Jordan strengthened engagement of development partners and with effective safety nets for people with vulnerabilities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees' access strengthened and harmonized emergency and national child protection (CP) interventions and response services; (2) Most vulnerable refugees have access to cash assistance to cover basic, seasonal and emergency needs; (3) Communities including vulnerable refugees are more empowered, committed to and own the process of enhancing the sustainability, safety, and security of the physical and social infrastructures within the settlements that they live in; (4) Refugees have optimal access to standard essential health care services.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Refugees are engaged and empowered in attaining protection and solutions, with a focus on education, livelihoods and gender equality; needs of most vulnerable, including people with specific needs, are addressed. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees have access to strengthened GBV response, ensuring a principled approach to the provision of accessible, prompt, confidential and appropriate services to GBV survivors; (2) Refugees’ community engagement and participation and women empowerment strengthened; (3) By 2027 refugees will have access to inclusive and quality education under the national education systems as well as the completion of education with relevant skills locally and through enhanced use of complementary pathways; (4) Legal and regulatory frameworks governing employment and financial inclusion are inclusive of Refugees.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees are informed decision makers with increased access to protection sensitive solutions, which in turn demonstrates responsibility sharing with the Government of Jordan. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugee returns from Jordan are voluntary, and those choosing to return are well-informed and prepared; (2) Resettlement and complementary pathways are efficiently managed, protection-focused, and strategically utilized to achieve protection outcomes.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustralia - Department of Foreign Affairs and TradeAustralia for UNHCRAustria (Government of)Canada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany (Government of)Germany - Federal Foreign OfficeIreland - Department of Foreign AffairsMalta (Government of)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsPrivate donorsQatar (Government of)Republic of KoreaSweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUK for UNHCRUnited States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAmmanAmmanUNHCR Country Office31.9961 35.8405RuwayshedRuwayshedUNHCR Field Unit32.5073 38.2092Amman (Iraq Op. Unit)*Amman*UNHCR Office of Chief of Mission31.9695 35.8970Amman (RSH)Amman (RSH)UNHCR Field Unit31.9112 35.8452MafraqMafraqUNHCR Sub-Office32.3343 36.2171AzraqAzraqUNHCR Field Office31.9107 36.5793Khalda**Khalda**UNHCR National Office31.9959 35.8405ZaatariZaatariUNHCR Field Unit32.3024 36.3270Raba Al SarhanRaba Al SarhanUNHCR Field Unit32.4718 36.2403AmmanAmman (FO)UNHCR Field Office31.9961 35.8405IrbidIrbidUNHCR Field Office32.5560 35.8500Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEmergency Shelter and NFIGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionProtectionEarly RecoveryHealthEducationHumanitarian AssistanceVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentWell-Being and Basic NeedsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationProtection Policy and LawSexual and Gender-based ViolenceSafety and Access to JusticeChild Protection Sustainable Housing and SettlementsHealthy Lives EducationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationStatus DeterminationSecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsSyrian Arab Republic Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2025352086976280000000200000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg12462406Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs4563999Republic of Korea9585Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs1400000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)200000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs2662500Germany - Federal Foreign Office1500000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan13704406United States Department of State530867United States Department of State9000000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade1000000Qatar (Government of)1272955United States Department of State325United States Department of State138656United States Department of State556599United States Department of State14United States Department of State5003Australia for UNHCR1150Sweden for UNHCR5200USA for UNHCR102648Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors73073Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2500000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office9674Australia for UNHCR6327UK for UNHCR6700Sweden for UNHCR3410USA for UNHCR8138285Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)Private donors155Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors113642Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors323649Canada (Government of)6386Australia for UNHCR16398Switzerland for UNHCR500España con ACNUR40434UK for UNHCR220872Sweden for UNHCR153999USA for UNHCR1828156Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4000000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office2650000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada450000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)4114Australia for UNHCR14679Switzerland for UNHCR120España con ACNUR2890UK for UNHCR200Sweden for UNHCR134296USA for UNHCR34Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1973868Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors221250UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe2000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs2797203European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection7561Australia for UNHCR300Switzerland for UNHCR9203UK for UNHCR18505USA for UNHCR115061Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5500000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office995853AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development14214Germany (Government of)35000Malta (Government of)4104Australia for UNHCR618917Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors20720000European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations87921Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea4340Australia for UNHCR7681Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1500000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office12000000United States Department of State6655Australia for UNHCR2120UK for UNHCR23772UK for UNHCR250000USA for UNHCR5824Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors22448986Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)2000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1500000Republic of Korea1500000Republic of Korea7017Australia for UNHCR1000UK for UNHCR102161Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors44689Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea1894UK for UNHCR23772UK for UNHCR34605Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8710500Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs1800000USA for UNHCR161574Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2500000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office6376450Germany - Federal Foreign Office707094Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida1000000Austria (Government of)6230000Germany - Federal Foreign Office1500000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs6000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan3669Australia for UNHCR7871Australia for UNHCR2500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development200UK for UNHCR750000USA for UNHCR200000USA for UNHCR104673Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8829Australia for UNHCR235Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors67159Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29211Australia for UNHCR240Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors548441Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2850000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada74654Australia for UNHCR2840Switzerland for UNHCR4707UK for UNHCR23772UK for UNHCR289838USA for UNHCR275Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1054640Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Austria (Government of)4169Australia for UNHCR13668UK for UNHCR23772UK for UNHCR517500USA for UNHCR270Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors92919Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors12946Australia for UNHCR274Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors33057Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2797200European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5850000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office1000000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office650000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office10852Australia for UNHCR3843Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors266978Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3582Australia for UNHCR113Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29919Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs3601Australia for UNHCR23772UK for UNHCR114Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors17210Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10638Australia for UNHCR522Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors175828Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors6890400Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental11648967Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO8551906Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO93567670Total direct expenditure for 2025115037596Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-LBNHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Liban pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Lebanon faces its worst socioeconomic crisis in decades. It hosts the highest number of refugees per capita worldwide. The Government estimates 1.5 million Syrian refugees and 13,715 refugees of other nationalities. 90% of Syrian refugees are living in extreme poverty. The highest concentration of refugees is found in the Bekaa region. UNHCR Lebanon supports both Lebanese communities and refugees. UNHCR coordinates the protection response for all refugees in Lebanon with the Government, UN agencies, and local and international partners, including registration; protection/border monitoring and advocacy; legal aid; civil documentation; psychosocial support; child protection; prevention and response to gender-based violence; and resettlement to third countries. Through the Lebanon Crisis Response Plan, UNHCR and partners respond to the ongoing impact of the Syria crisis on Lebanon, including ensuring protection and providing immediate assistance to people with specific needs, service provision through national systems, and reinforcing Lebanon’s economic, social and environmental stability. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Lebanon for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Persons of concern enjoy a safe protection environment, with access to fundamental rights, fair procedures and specialized support services. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Accurate PoC data is actively used to ensure equal and transparent access to protection and service provision and registration for Syrians is allowed to resume, allowing for individual documentation and enhanced protection; (2) Protection-sensitive border management is enhanced and procedural safeguards are respected in all cases of deportation; (3) Asylum seekers can access effective (and cost free) RSD procedures; (4) The risks of GBV are reduced, all GBV survivors have access to timely, safe and quality services and prevention and risk mitigation interventions continue; (5) Children are protected from abuse, neglect, violence, and exploitation; (6) Barrier to accessing legal remedies and documentation are reduced; (7) PWSN exposure to protection risks is mitigated and their needs addressed; (8) Risks associated with detention are reduced through improved detention conditions and enhanced access to legal aid; (9) All actors responding to the impact of the Syria Crisis implement coherent and complementary programmes, with coordinated fundraising, and harmonized advocacy; (10) Donors understand the priorities and financial needs of the context, apportioning adequate funding and resources; (11) The public understands the challenges facing refugees in Lebanon, mitigating the escalation of social tensions and restrictive policies.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): In the context of a deteriorating socio-economic situation, further deterioration of affected populations' well-being is mitigated through equitable access to quality basic services. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Current levels of well-being of PoCs maintained through supporting PoCs to meet their basic needs; (2) PoCs have enhanced well-being and protected space through improved access to dignified living conditions; (3) Persons of concern have sustained access to healthcare; (4) Gaps in education are bridged, resulting in improved human capital and transferable skills; (5) Supply and programme management work effectively to serve operational needs.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Affected populations are meaningfully involved in decisions that affect their lives, and engaged in finding local solutions and reducing social tensions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Persons of concern are actively engaged in identifying, preventing, mitigating and addressing protection issues and have access to positive community practices, well-being and dignity; (2) Persons of concern are included in national services and feel safer in their host communities; (3) Persons of concern of different backgrounds, are meaningfully engaged in decisions that affect their lives, have access to timely information and their feedback informs programmes, activities and advocacy.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Persons of concern have access to a durable solution and are able to make free and informed decisions that ensure their safety and dignity. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Through a coordinated approach, all stakeholders advocate for the principles of voluntary return in safety and dignity to be upheld and are prepared to provide adequate support as needed; (2) Opportunities for resettlement are increased to match resettlement needs for vulnerable persons of concern, particularly those presenting protection needs.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustralia - Department of Foreign Affairs and TradeAustralia for UNHCRAustria (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaChina (Government of)Cyprus (Government of)Czechia (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsFrance (Government of)France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeIceland (Government of)Ireland - Department of Foreign AffairsJapan (Government of)Liechtenstein (Government of)Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgMonaco (Government of)Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsNorway - Norad and MFAPoland (Government of)Portugal (Government of)Private donorsRepublic of KoreaSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBeirutBeyrouthUNHCR Country Office33.8725 35.4918AlayhAlayhUNHCR Field Unit33.8082 35.6181SaidaSaidaUNHCR Field Unit33.5707 35.3890BiblosBiblosUNHCR Field Unit34.1204 35.6637TyreTyreUNHCR Field Office33.2437 35.2374ChtouraChtouraUNHCR Field Unit33.8140 35.8543QobayatQoubaiyatUNHCR Field Unit34.5742 36.2809ZahleZahleUNHCR Sub-Office33.8370 35.9199ChekkaChekkaUNHCR Sub-Office34.3287 35.7324TripoliTripoliUNHCR Sub-Office34.4342 35.8258Beirut (FO)UNHCR Field Office33.8886 35.4966Beirut (Mt Lebanon)Mont LibanUNHCR Sub-Office33.8860 35.5095Basic Health Care Services in EmergenciesMaterial relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesHealthEmergency Shelter and NFILogisticsProtectionEarly RecoveryChild ProtectionEducationGender Based ViolenceHumanitarian AssistanceHealthy Lives Voluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSafety and Access to JusticeSustainable Housing and SettlementsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentWell-Being and Basic NeedsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationOperational Support and Supply ChainChild Protection External Engagement and Resource MobilizationEducationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysSexual and Gender-based ViolenceStatus DeterminationSecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsLebanon Flash Appeal 2025Syrian Arab Republic Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2025520057198472332100300000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg588670Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida31581988Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs4995000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection300000Monaco (Government of)4563999Republic of Korea650000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)42039899Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)100000Liechtenstein (Government of)1600000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)67500000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida200000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs4260000Germany - Federal Foreign Office5973809United States Department of State22500000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida6493501European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection6000000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade7811554United States Department of State945620United States Department of State6281518United States Department of State10419542United States Department of State863748United States Department of State4846605United States Department of State157603United States Department of State3000000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)99200Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)Japan (Government of)21750Australia for UNHCR2188USA for UNHCR4811Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors25963Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada34135Australia for UNHCR100291UK for UNHCR3556USA for UNHCR96500USA for UNHCR880Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11187Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1500000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada57266Australia for UNHCR5448UK for UNHCR6552USA for UNHCR900000USA for UNHCR10358Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors195151Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors14985000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4395600European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection735000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments11000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada750000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)2720Australia for UNHCR4269UK for UNHCR2450USA for UNHCR52154Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors98420Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development4250000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs1827UK for UNHCR413Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors219981Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4995000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection2004147AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development50000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)230Switzerland for UNHCR344UK for UNHCR3050UK for UNHCR5300Sweden for UNHCR84000USA for UNHCR50000USA for UNHCR57082Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors431601Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2868790China (Government of)59030Goods in-kind contribution of Medical EquipmentUSA for UNHCR5347Australia for UNHCR177UK for UNHCR50UK for UNHCR200Sweden for UNHCR11000USA for UNHCR757Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors95068Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors50000Monaco (Government of)10000000United States Department of State600Australia for UNHCR106UK for UNHCR50UK for UNHCR4160Sweden for UNHCR7000USA for UNHCR10825USA for UNHCR50000USA for UNHCR2124Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors56059Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)3000000Republic of Korea281UK for UNHCR50UK for UNHCR1682Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors70466Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs1000Australia for UNHCR1705UK for UNHCR50UK for UNHCR3500USA for UNHCR26198Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors17830Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors50000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe4657800Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs27549UK for UNHCR50UK for UNHCR2109Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors20941Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8643509Germany - Federal Foreign Office2000000Austria (Government of)323007Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs9950000Germany - Federal Foreign Office1000000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs500000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg100000USA for UNHCR275Australia for UNHCR32000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)20000000European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations50000Portugal (Government of)7400Australia for UNHCR1500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development118327UK for UNHCR50UK for UNHCR66472USA for UNHCR12357Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors946539Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5000000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade46771UK for UNHCR1620Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors72520Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors13343Australia for UNHCR53951UK for UNHCR1885Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors79429Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs96932Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development600000Republic of Korea30000000Iceland (Government of)6000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)250Australia for UNHCR204Switzerland for UNHCR33944UK for UNHCR9509UK for UNHCR47545UK for UNHCR47545UK for UNHCR23772UK for UNHCR9509UK for UNHCR15545Sweden for UNHCR112985Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors256725Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors27192Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development41200Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs140049Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection3999946United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)5000000Norway - Norad and MFA2000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs5000000Czechia (Government of)188602Australia for UNHCR722Switzerland for UNHCR1347España con ACNUR10000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe16698UK for UNHCR95089UK for UNHCR9509UK for UNHCR6505Sweden for UNHCR14000USA for UNHCR2000USA for UNHCR85561Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors314277Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Austria (Government of)92000Cyprus (Government of)90903Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs8032Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs43Switzerland for UNHCR277España con ACNUR1701UK for UNHCR6580Sweden for UNHCR10605USA for UNHCR144750USA for UNHCR38085Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors19466Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1500000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada4245Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection4500000Poland (Government of)3000France (Government of)2867Australia for UNHCR494Switzerland for UNHCR1673España con ACNUR3570UK for UNHCR6525Sweden for UNHCR136922Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors967912Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors750000UK for UNHCR20000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)5197800European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection13384España con ACNUR2180UK for UNHCR1155Sweden for UNHCR10500USA for UNHCR28824Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors379353Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)3000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs4068991Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs29264433Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)163España con ACNUR76UK for UNHCR1135Sweden for UNHCR32949Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors19991Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors15158000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection10000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)1000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development50Switzerland for UNHCR611UK for UNHCR14263UK for UNHCR4560Sweden for UNHCR40260Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors20165Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors290000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)14788101Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO20938425Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO135928786Total direct expenditure for 2025174100239Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=No0=NoAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive3=Limited1=Extensive3=Limited1=Extensive3=LimitedMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=No1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all3=Limited3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-LBYHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Libye pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Libya remains both a major destination and transit country for significant groups of people in mixed movements. Instabilities in the wider region continue to push refugees and migrants who are embarking on perilous journeys to Libya and beyond. In particular, the onset of the conflict in Sudan has uprooted millions of Sudanese refugees, who continue to flee to neighboring countries in the region, including increasingly to Libya. Libya hosts over 60,000 refugees and asylum-seekers who are registered with UNHCR. The country also presents a complex displacement scenario, with 125,802 people displaced inside the country (IDPs). In addition, 44,000 people have been displaced since September 2023 when Storm Daniel struck eastern Libya. UNHCR continues to provide assistance and access to services for refugees, asylum-seekers, IDPs and host communities, prioritizing registration, access to health, cash assistance and core relief items in urban settings. UNHCR continues to seek durable solutions, such as resettlement, evacuation, and complementary pathways, for refugees and asylum-seekers, with particular attention to people most in need. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Libya for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By the end of 2025 more forcibly displaced people are able to move freely throughout Libya without fear of arrest, exploitation, with access to services, assistance and durable solutions for those most in need, including protection from refoulement for refugees and asylum-seekers. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Registration and documentation procedures and systems function effectively and in a timely manner for refugees and asylum-seekers, and IDPs’ awareness on documentation is raised; (2) Refugees and asylum-seekers: Refugees and asylum-seekers with heightened protection risks identified for solutions consideration are assessed in accordance with procedural standards and cleared for resettlement or evacuation in a timely manner; (3) Refugees and asylum-seekers: National legal framework protects refugees and asylum-seekers from refoulement and allows access to basic rights; (4) IDPs: Protection risks of IDPs are identified, assessed, and IDPs are referred to relevant service providers in an adequate and timely manner through protection monitoring; (5)  Refugees and asylum-seekers: By the end of 2025, risks of gender-based violence (GBV) are reduced for refugees and asylum-seekers in Libya, through access to quality response services and prevention programming effectively addressing the root causes of GBV; (6) IDPs: Children benefit from child protection activities; (7) Refugees and asylum-seekers: Child protection services are strengthened to ensure children at risk are adequately supported by families, communities, and humanitarian actors; (8) Refugees and asylum-seekers: Alternatives to immigration detention are applied and refugees and asylum-seekers are released into urban setting; (9) Resources for responses are mobilized in line with identified needs, and response priorities are appropriately communicated.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Between 2023-2025, refugees, asylum-seekers, IDPs, and IDP returnees have access to basic services. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees, asylum-seekers, IDPs, and IDP returnees with heightened risk or vulnerability can meet their basic needs; (2) IDPs and IDP returnees have increased access to individual shelter opportunities while refugees and asylum-seekers with identified heightened vulnerabilities have increased access to alternative care arrangements and transitional shelter, pending solutions; (3) Refugees and asylum-seekers: Access to health services is improved for refugees and asylum-seekers.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Forcibly displaced people have a strengthened environment for peaceful coexistence and social cohesion, and better access to livelihood opportunities while Refugees and asylum-seeking children have improved access to the national education system. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Host and displaced communities have strengthened capacity and greater interest in supporting peaceful coexistence and empowerment of their communities; (2) Refugees and asylum-seekers: Children have unhindered access to the national education system.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By the end of 2025, more refugees and asylum-seekers benefit from a wider range of durable solutions, including timely and direct access to resettlement, humanitarian evacuation, and complementary pathways. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum-seekers: Vulnerable refugees and asylum-seekers have access to increased resettlement opportunities, including humanitarian evacuation and complementary pathways.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustria (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeIslamic Development BankItaly (Government of)Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsPrivate donorsSweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)UK - Home OfficeUnited States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseTripoli (BCM)Tripoli (OCM)UNHCR Office of Chief of Mission32.8166 13.0605TobrukTobrukUNHCR Field Unit32.0796 23.9603BenghaziBenghaziUNHCR Field Office32.1219 20.0680KufraUNHCR Field Unit24.1969 23.2967MisrataUNHCR Field Unit32.3463 15.0909Basic Health Care Services in EmergenciesMaterial relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIChild ProtectionGender Based ViolenceProtectionHealthEducationHumanitarian AssistanceHealthy Lives Community Engagement and Women's EmpowermentResettlement and Complementary PathwaysSustainable Housing and SettlementsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSafety and Access to JusticeStatus DeterminationChild Protection Sexual and Gender-based ViolenceWell-Being and Basic NeedsProtection Policy and LawExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationEducationSecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsSudan Emergency: Regional Refugee Response Plan 20255153534851126500181050Germany - Federal Foreign Office4250796Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs2496728United States Department of State1303272United States Department of State3252United States Department of State1300949United States Department of State1000000Austria (Government of)846España con ACNUR109Sweden for UNHCR877Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1003Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8448Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors225000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada51764UK - Home Office662Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs638Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1614389Italy (Government of)4500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development660Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Islamic Development Bank562Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10000000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments535Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors15306127Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)437Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors51764UK - Home Office5000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe438Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors670Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors300000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg11000020Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1631Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors540Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors605Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors260000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada325000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada492Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors463Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1083999Italy (Government of)433Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors852000Germany - Federal Foreign Office85000UK - Home Office427Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors311929Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors470Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors250000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs419Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development423Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1047827Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental3931063Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO742000Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO23592933Total direct expenditure for 202529219761Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignmentGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate1=Extensive2=Moderate1=Extensive2=Moderate1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-MARHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Maroc pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Morocco for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2025, all individuals seeking international protection in Morocco will have access to effective asylum procedures and to national documentation. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) National authorities ensure equal and fair access to documentation to all POCs based on their status; (2) All Asylum Seekers have access to fair and efficient RSD procedures.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2025, the national legal framework is in line with international standards and POCs have access to durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Sectoral laws are consistent with international law and institutions are supported for their implementation; (2) Access to justice is guaranteed and allows the respect of fundamental rights; (3) By 2025, POCs who need resettlement or support for complementary pathways are identified and their cases are processed in a timely and efficient manner; (4) Access to the national social protection system is guaranteed and effective.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2025, all refugees enjoy their basic rights in inclusive communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Survivors of gender-based violence receive comprehensive and personalized response that meets their needs in terms of protection, awareness, and assistance; (2) Children at risk have access to child protection social services; (3) Refugees’ basic needs are met; (4) All refugees have access to health care services; (5) Refugee children and youth have access to quality education.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2025, refugees are equally empowered and engaged in the development of their communities and their host country. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees are active stakeholders in promoting community-based protection and coexistence with full participation of refugee women; (2) By 2025, refugees are more selfreliant through a reinforcement of their capacities and the engagement of the private sector and relevant stakeholders.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeItaly (Government of)Monaco (Government of)Private donorsRepublic of KoreaSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland (Government of)UK for UNHCRUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseCasablancaCasablancaUNHCR Field Unit33.6043 -7.6153RabatRabatUNHCR Country Office34.0132 -6.8199Material relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIGender Based ViolenceEducationEarly RecoveryHealthChild ProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationStatus DeterminationProtection Policy and LawSafety and Access to JusticeWell-Being and Basic NeedsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceResettlement and Complementary PathwaysEducationHealthy Lives Self Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsChild Protection Realizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions118499229110824150000Monaco (Government of)146900Germany - Federal Foreign Office190466Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3000000European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations369543United States Department of State125239United States Department of State5218United States Department of State200000Switzerland (Government of)2451295Italy (Government of)57226Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea16326535Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)350000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)33695UK for UNHCR38572Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea15000Monaco (Government of)170000Monaco (Government of)200060Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors330000Monaco (Government of)141063Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1800331Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO4505816Total direct expenditure for 20255902263Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-RBHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails du bureau regional du HCR pour le Moyen-Orient et l'Afrique du Nord pour 2025 et les années à venir y compris le budget, les financements, et les dépenses.This activity shows details of the UNHCR Regional Bureau for the Middle East and North Africa for 2025 and future years including budget, funding and expenditure.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Lives of forcibly displaced and stateless persons are improved through efficient Bureau guidance, support and oversight to MENA operations. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Operations deliver protection and solutions for all populations effectively, supported by appropriate guidance, oversight and resources; (2) MENA operations manage planning, implementation, reporting and resource allocation effectively and efficiently, leveraging data and evidence; (3) Operations and MENA Bureau maintain effective operational support capacity, in particular for emergency situations; (4) Operations are supported and guided in their external engagement and resource mobilization efforts.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Lives of forcibly displaced and stateless persons are improved through efficient Bureau guidance, support and oversight to MENA operations. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Operations deliver protection and solutions for all populations effectively, supported by appropriate guidance, oversight and resources; (2) MENA operations manage planning, implementation, reporting and resource allocation effectively and efficiently, leveraging data and evidence; (3) Operations and MENA Bureau maintain effective operational support capacity, in particular for emergency situations; (4) Operations are supported and guided in their external engagement and resource mobilization efforts.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Lives of forcibly displaced and stateless persons are improved through efficient Bureau guidance, support and oversight to MENA operations. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Operations deliver protection and solutions for all populations effectively, supported by appropriate guidance, oversight and resources; (2) MENA operations manage planning, implementation, reporting and resource allocation effectively and efficiently, leveraging data and evidence; (3) Operations and MENA Bureau maintain effective operational support capacity, in particular for emergency situations; (4) Operations are supported and guided in their external engagement and resource mobilization efforts.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Lives of forcibly displaced and stateless persons are improved through efficient Bureau guidance, support and oversight to MENA operations. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Operations deliver protection and solutions for all populations effectively, supported by appropriate guidance, oversight and resources; (2) MENA operations manage planning, implementation, reporting and resource allocation effectively and efficiently, leveraging data and evidence; (3) Operations and MENA Bureau maintain effective operational support capacity, in particular for emergency situations; (4) Operations are supported and guided in their external engagement and resource mobilization efforts.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada (Government of)Italy (Government of)Mastercard FoundationNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseMiddle East and North AfricaAmman (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau31.9522 35.8911Relief co-ordination and support servicesMaterial relief assistance and servicesLogisticsProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceSystems and ProcessesOperational Support and Supply ChainProtection Policy and LawExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality10. Reduced inequalities17. Partnerships for the goals308540002118152046140Canada (Government of)270252Italy (Government of)294046Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs45000Mastercard Foundation1851286Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs209834United States Department of State69213United States Department of State408711Canada (Government of)943327Mastercard Foundation659091Italy (Government of)8163268Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)820000Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs10154420Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)50000Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO19198855Total direct expenditure for 202519097345Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-MRTHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Mauritanie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".With its decades-old open-door policy, Mauritania hosts over 71,000 Malian refugees in the arid southeast Hodh Chargui region where the Mbera camp is located. At the same time, more than 11,000 refugees and asylum-seekers comprising 40 different nationalities live in Nouakchott and Nouadhibou. With the volatile security situation in Mali, largescale returns are not expected, and a low-scale influx continues. At the government’s request and using the Refugee Coordination Model, UNHCR coordinates an interagency humanitarian response with national and local authorities in the refugee-hosting Hodh Chargui region. UNHCR’s strategy in Mauritania is to ensure refugees access adequate protection and assistance and, at the same time, are progressively included in national services and systems. UNHCR also engages directly with refugee and host communities to strengthen their decision-making, participation and self-reliance within the broader pursuit of durable solutions. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Mauritania for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, all refugees and asylum seekers are documented in a way that gives them access to protection and national services according to their rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, all refugees have timely access to individual protection documentation; (2) By 2026 PoCs continue to have access to efficient and effective RSD processes provided by UNHCR in the absence of a national asylum system where this processing results in protection dividends; (3) By 2026, the national legal framework is consistent with international standards relating to refugees and prevention of statelessness; (4) By 2026, women, girls and other groups at heightened risk of GBV have access to GBV and survivor centered protection services; (5) By 2026, all refugee children have access to national child protection and social services; (6) By 2026, all refugees and asylum seekers have access to more efficient justice mechanisms.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2026, fewer vulnerable refugees and asylum seekers need targeted assistance to cover their basic needs. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, fewer refugees and host community members require multipurpose, sectoral cash grants to meet their immediate needs; (2) By 2026, refugee households access and use environmentally friendly energy, sanitation and waste management services and benefit from improved shelters in Mbera camp; (3) By 2026, governmental authorities provide quality healthcare services to refugees and facilitate their access to existing health insurance schemes on par with nationals; (4) By 2026, public authorities manage (partially or completely) water and sanitation facilities in Mbera camp; (5) By 2026, efficient program management and monitoring data are operationalized based on reliable and secure information management systems and Business Transformation Process tools; (6) Logistics and supply systems are optimized to serve operational needs.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2026, more refugees are self-reliant, participate in decision-making processes affecting their lives and contribute to environmentally sustainable initiatives. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, refugees and host community networks develop governance structures and are able to lead on protection and solutions initiatives; (2) By 2026, refugee children access the national system of education (including in Mbera camp); (3) By 2026, refugees and host communities have greater to green livelihood opportunities and sustainable development programmes.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026, more refugees and asylum seekers have access to durable solutions including through social inclusion. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, potential for voluntary return supported; (2) By 2026, more resettlement and complementary pathways are identified, disseminated and supported; (3) By 2026 all refugees are systematically included into national social protection programmes (including safety nets, health insurance schemes and employment/job creation services).UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaCzechia (Government of)Czechia (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeGermany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentItaly (Government of)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgMonaco (Government of)Private donorsRepublic of KoreaSpain (Government of)Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden for UNHCRSwitzerland for UNHCRUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations Peacebuilding FundUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseKaediKaédiUNHCR Field Unit16.1550 -13.5010NouadhibouNouadhibouUNHCR Field Unit20.9170 -17.0527NouakchottNouakchottUNHCR Country Office18.0998 -15.9743ZouerateZouerateUNHCR Field Unit22.7289 -12.4900RossoRossoUNHCR Field Office16.5180 -15.8020BogheBogheUNHCR Field Office16.5830 -14.2670NemaNémaUNHCR Field Unit16.6169 -7.2560BassikounouBassikounouUNHCR Sub-Office15.8926 -5.9662Education in emergenciesMaterial relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducationWater Sanitation HygieneGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionLogisticsEmergency Shelter and NFIProtectionEarly RecoveryHealthHumanitarian AssistanceEducationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceSystems and ProcessesChild Protection Operational Support and Supply ChainLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsStatus DeterminationSafety and Access to JusticeProtection Policy and LawSustainable Housing and SettlementsWell-Being and Basic NeedsHealthy Lives Voluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysSecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions45530706360276541186675Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida137085Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2307076Republic of Korea4000000Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development100000Monaco (Government of)500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan1281618United States Department of State1335078United States Department of State133304United States Department of State2092Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2139Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2087Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1470000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments500000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1129Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1129Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2900297Italy (Government of)25000000Czechia (Government of)998Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1300000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)1000000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)200000Monaco (Government of)998Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors998Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors233737European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments3100000Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development838Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Spain (Government of)838Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors843Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors479250Germany - Federal Foreign Office2000000Spain (Government of)500000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg1500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development56Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors672000United Nations Peacebuilding Fund4066Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors37Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors550000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection15000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada2067787Sweden for UNHCR3768Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1576478Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (Used)Private donors178620Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors35Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200000Switzerland for UNHCR255600Germany - Federal Foreign Office36Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors36Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000Czechia (Government of)36Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors44Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1900000Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development1687031Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental5899015Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO410877Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO16257525Total direct expenditure for 202526833010Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-OOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)After more than 12 years of conflict, humanitarian conditions continue to deteriorate in north-west Syria due to ongoing hostilities, a worsening economic crisis, severe weather conditions, and the aftermath of devastating earthquakes in February 2023. The conflict in Syria has continued to drive displacement. North-west Syria has a population of approximately 5 million people with 3.6 million internally displaced, and 1.9 million living in camps and self-settled sites. Since the start of 2023, at least 4.1 million people in north-west Syria rely on humanitarian aid to meet their basic needs. Approximately 80% are women and children who are particularly vulnerable to many risks, including sexual and gender-based violence. Since 2014, following the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 2165, UNHCR and other UN agencies have been delivering cross-border activities from Gaziantep, southern Türkiye through one border crossing point, to address humanitarian needs in non-government controlled held areas of northern Syria. However, following the non-renewal of the security council resolution in July 2023, UN agencies now rely on the consent of the Syrian government and the de facto authorities to continue delivering assistance and accessing north-west Syria through three border crossings (Bab al-Hawa, Bab al-Salaam and Al Ra’ee). In response to the February 2023 earthquakes, UNHCR staff gained unprecedented access to north-west Syria which allowed UNHCR to directly assess needs, monitor projects, and engage with the local population. UNHCR’s strategy in 2024 will focus on providing much needed humanitarian assistance and community-based protection to IDPs in a more targeted and accountable manner, with increased advocacy to keep the border open and enable cross-border missions. UNHCR will continue its dignified shelter response to provide better and safer shelter solutions for both protracted and newly displaced persons, enhance protection through community-based initiatives, and expand cash-based interventions. UNHCR will continue to lead the CCCM, Shelter/NFI, and Protection clusters. The cross-border operation will continue to strengthen advocacy, including promoting the centrality of protection, within the Inter-cluster Coordination Group and the Humanitarian Leadership Group. This activity shows details of these cross-border operations and the office of the Special Envoy for the Central Mediterranean situation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. Cette activité montre les détails des opérations transfrontalières et bureau de l'Envoyé spécial pour la situation en Méditerranée centrale pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements et les dépenses.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2025 Refugees and Asylum Seekers enjoy favorable conditions for protection along the routes. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) OSE 3 DI - Dialogue and coordination enhanced with Serach and Rescue (SAR) at sea NGOs,UN agencies, humanitarian actors, private actors and the shipping industry to address protection challenges encountered by people on the move at sea and to indentify areas of common advocacy; (2) OSE 3 MMC - Refugees and other persons forced to flee including migrants have access to improved protection and assistance response; (3) OSE 6 - Partnerships built/strengthened, challenges and best practices identified to address TiP.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): [XB] By 2025, vulnerable IDPs and host community members will be able to meet their essential needs and enjoy a safer protection environment. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) In 2025, most vulnerable IDPs and host community members are able to meet their basic, seasonal and emergency needs in north-west Syria; (2) In 2025, IDPs in NWS will meet their needs for emergency shelter and house repairs; (3) In 2025, coordination of the humanitarian response will help people in need realize their rights, and accurate and timely data on the IDP population will inform the overall humanitarian response in NWS; (4) Goods and services are efficiently procured and delivered in line with established standards and principles.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): [XB] By 2025, more IDPs in north-west Syria have strengthened capacity to realize their rights and can equally participate in their protection. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, the risks of GBV are reduced for all IDPs in north-west Syria, all survivors have adequate and timely access to quality services and GBV prevention programming effectively addresses root causes of GBV; (2) By 2025, IDP children and their families and communities have increased capacity to prevent and respond to child protection risks in north-west Syria; (3) By 2025, IDP community-based structures and community participation in prevention, mitigation and response strategies are strengthened in north-west Syria; (4) By 2025, IDPs in north-west Syria are empowered to claim their rights, in particular those that relate to their safety and well-being, legal identity, and tenure security.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2025, access to Resettlement, Complimentary Pathways, and Family Reunification increase. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) OSE 15- Access to RST, CPth and FR increased.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةLe HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Germany - Federal Foreign OfficeUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseMiddle East and North AfricaAmman (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau31.9522 35.8911Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFILogisticsProtectionGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceResettlement and Complementary PathwaysProtection Policy and LawSafety and Access to JusticeSystems and ProcessesOperational Support and Supply ChainSustainable Housing and SettlementsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Well-Being and Basic NeedsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities288317321597500Germany - Federal Foreign Office443664United States Department of State120990United States Department of State54073United States Department of State242531Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO2792311Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO3242909Total direct expenditure for 20256281354Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-SAUMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de Arabie saoudite représentation régionale du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Le représentation régionale pour l'Arabie saoudite coordonne les activités au Arabie saoudite, au Koweït, au Qatar et aux Émirats arabes unis. This activity shows details of the UNHCR Saudi Arabia regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. The Saudi Arabia regional representation coordinates activities in Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Displaced globally assisted to access basic services including health, education, shelter, water and sanitation among others. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Donor relations and resource mobilization strengthened; (2) Favorable public opinion towards the displaced globally cultivated through advocacy.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Attain favorable protection environments. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Protection environment in Qatar improved.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): All POCs enjoy (or have access to) international protection standards, basic services and are able to make informed decisions on their durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Individuals eligible for international protection have access to asylum and durable solutions, in particular RST and Complementary Pathways; (3) Capacity development for governmental stakeholders on preventing and reducing statelessness in accordance with global standards; (5) Donor relations and resource mobilization strengthened; (6) Favorable public opinion towards the displaced globally cultivated through advocacy.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): People of concern will enjoy access to asylum in line with international protection standards and enjoy protection from refoulement. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Protection environment in UAE improved; (2) Refugee children have access to educational support; (3) Favorable public opinion towards the displaced globally cultivated through advocacy.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): All POCs enjoy (or have access to) international protection standards, basic services and are able to make informed decisions on their durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (2) Asylum seekers and refugees have access to efficient process of individual registration, documentation and protection from refoulement; (4) Refugees and asylum seekers have access to refugee status determination and durable solutions, in particular RST and CPathways.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): PoCs have access to life saving assistance. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum seekers will have enhanced access to basic needs, health, education, legal assistance and enjoy better awareness of GBV risks; (2) Sustained strategic funding in support of UNHCR’s activities, empowered through positive advocacy and favorable opinion towards persons we care for. (change for 2025).Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Persons of concern achieve basic rights in a safe environment through direct assistance , durable and alternative pathways to solutions by UNHCR or its partners. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and asylum seekers will meet their basic ( health, education, legal assistance and CBI); (2) Resettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship progrramme, humanitarian visas, family reunification, employment or education pathways, other complementary pathways.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): POCs have access to education and health services. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Vulnerable refugees and asylum seekers will have enhanced access to information, basic services and CBI.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada (Government of)Islamic Development BankKuwait (Government of)Qatar (Government of)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAbu Dhabi (BL)Abu Dhabi (LO)UNHCR Liaison Office24.4770 54.3690Dubaï (BL)Dubai (LO)UNHCR Liaison Office25.2711 55.3075KoweïtKuwait City (Field Unit)UNHCR Field Unit29.3340 47.9740KoweïtKuwait CityUNHCR Country Office29.2745 48.0580DohaUNHCR Country Office25.2738 51.4942RafhaRafhaUNHCR Field Office29.6360 43.5100Riyad (BMP)Riyadh (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office24.6460 46.7290JeddahJeddahJeddahUNHCR Field Unit21.5778 39.1660Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIEducationEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationWell-Being and Basic NeedsResettlement and Complementary PathwaysEducationAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments01. No poverty04. Quality education10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals12324039796164648692Canada (Government of)106000Islamic Development Bank713578United States Department of State3092760Qatar (Government of)180411United States Department of State38965Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceQatar (Government of)19745Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceKuwait (Government of)148280Islamic Development Bank19745Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceKuwait (Government of)38965Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceQatar (Government of)251553Islamic Development Bank19745Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceKuwait (Government of)8998179Total direct expenditure for 20258754487Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-SYRHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en la République arabe syrienne pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".The UN estimates that 6.8 million people are internally displaced in Syria, some of whom have been displaced multiple times. Syria also hosts some 18,500 refugees and asylum-seekers, mostly Iraqis living in urban areas primarily in and around the capital Damascus. The 12-year-long crisis combined with the indirect impact of the Ukraine conflict, the financial crisis in the region, and COVID-19 have exacerbated the economy of Syria. High levels of inflation make basic goods and services unaffordable for many people. Prices have increased more than 800 per cent in the last two years alone. A total of 12.1 million people are estimated to be food insecure. The February earthquakes, which affected around 8.8 million people, further worsened the situation. UNHCR Syria works with 29 partners, including government ministries, international non-governmental organizations (NGOs), national NGOs, and UN agencies, and operates eight field offices covering all 14 governorates. In the context of the inter-agency coordination framework in Syria, UNHCR leads the ‘Protection and Community Services’ and ‘Shelter and Non-Food Items’ sectors, together with the relevant line ministries. UNHCR provides protection assistance and services to internally displaced people, returnees, refugees, asylum-seekers, and host communities, with a focus on promoting self-reliance and solutions. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in the Syrian Arab Republic for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2025, people UNHCR serves enjoy improved access to documentation. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, identified affected people have enhanced access to effective civil documentation; (2) By 2025, local laws and policies are developed and more favorable to affected people.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2025, all asylum seekers have better access to safe and equal asylum procedures, and risk of refoulment reduced. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, UNHCR's registration procedure improves in effectiveness and efficiency; (2) By 2025, Refugee Status Determination is conducted in a strategic manner, pursuant to transparent and fair procedures and enhanced efficiency.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2025, all people UNHCR serves identified in need, receive timely assistance. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, vulnerable people are assisted to meet basic and specific needs; (2) By 2025, people in need have access to more sustainable shelter solutions and UNHCR's capacity for emergency response is maintained; (3) By 2025, the health system's capacity is strengthened to support continuity of care and community resilience; (4) By 2025, affected communities have improved access to clean water and satisfactory sanitation/hygiene.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2025, all people UNHCR serves, particularly women and girls, are empowered to access their rights, are equally engaged and participate in their own protection. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, the risks of gender-based violence are reduced, survivors have adequate and timely access to quality services and prevention programming effectively addresses root causes of gender-based violence; (2) By 2025, children UNHCR serves have access to enhanced child protection systems, procedures, and services; (3) By 2025, community groups and outreach volunteers are empowered, and community participation is enhanced; (4) By 2025, access to quality primary, secondary, and tertiary education for all affected people is enhanced; (5) By 2025, identified vulnerable people have access to sustainable livelihood opportunities and services; (6) By 2025, coordination and partnership management will continue to be enhanced; (7) By 2025, fundraising, media and communication will continue enable the smooth implementation of the Operation.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2025, an increased number of people UNHCR serves have enhanced access to safe and dignified durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, a more enabling environment for the voluntary, safe and dignified return and sustainable reintegration of refugees and IDPs will be created; (2) By 2025, enhanced advocacy and evidence-based policies will have contributed to an enabling environment for voluntary, safe and dignified return of asylum-seekers and refugees; (3) By 2025, increased advocacy efforts result in more resettlement opportunities and avenues for complementary pathways.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustralia for UNHCRAustria (Government of)Belgian Development CooperationCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaCzechia (Government of)Czechia (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeLiechtenstein (Government of)Malta (Government of)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsNew Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid ProgrammeNorway - Norad and MFAOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPoland (Government of)Private donorsRussian Federation (Government of)Sweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland (Government of)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUK for UNHCRUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseDamasDamascusUNHCR Country Office33.4973 36.2827El HolEl HolUNHCR Field Unit36.3860 41.1550Palmyra (FO)Palmyra (FO)UNHCR Field Unit34.5480 38.2787Deir EzzorDeir EzzorUNHCR Field Office35.3357 40.1538HomsHomsUNHCR Sub-Office34.7239 36.7009AlepAleppoUNHCR Sub-Office36.2135 37.1164TartousTartousUNHCR Field Office34.8837 35.8930El HassakeEl HassakeUNHCR Field Office36.5052 40.7467QamishliQamishlyUNHCR Sub-Office37.0465 41.2213SweidaSweidaUNHCR Field Office32.7086 36.5728As SuwaydaAs SuwaydaUNHCR Field Office32.7222 36.5794DamasDamascus (SO)UNHCR Field Office33.4964 36.2817DamasDamascus (SO)UNHCR Sub-Office33.4964 36.2817Centre d'enregist. de DumaDuma Registration CentreUNHCR Field Unit33.5746 36.4059LatakiaUNHCR Field Office35.5270 35.7855Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEmergency Shelter and NFIHealthProtectionEarly RecoveryEducationWater Sanitation HygieneGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentWell-Being and Basic NeedsVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsHealthy Lives Sustainable Housing and SettlementsEducationClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Protection Policy and LawSystems and ProcessesExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationStatus DeterminationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsSyrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Response Priorities – January-December 202539900000032387390010000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)500000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg1146836Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida101388Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2307909European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection100000Liechtenstein (Government of)1597500Germany - Federal Foreign Office500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan3909581United States Department of State3357464United States Department of State141852United States Department of State507904United States Department of State7263644United States Department of State2260080United States Department of State5473912United States Department of State1295069United States Department of State2952042United States Department of State4238552United States Department of State1000000Austria (Government of)4607Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2300000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)8787Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe4000000Poland (Government of)10000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada75000Malta (Government of)5000Australia for UNHCR2525UK for UNHCR99854Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)Private donors4227Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors134437Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5350000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada800000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)23000Australia for UNHCR1500UK for UNHCR2994Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors27354Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors25000000Czechia (Government of)3500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs1471Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development2004147AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development9990000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection500000New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme588752European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations126Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8237Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10000000Norway - Norad and MFA3996000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection150000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe88Sweden for UNHCR3144Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2294418Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2800000Austria (Government of)20000000United States Department of State6Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors13Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors13000000United States Department of State2000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)2574092Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (Used)Private donors16394Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors13Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors380000Switzerland for UNHCR113Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors8252453Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs1580300Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs5000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office200000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000Belgian Development Cooperation7500000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office8217513Germany - Federal Foreign Office792000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan3000000Czechia (Government of)2000000Austria (Government of)947235Germany - Federal Foreign Office9333333Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan800000Russian Federation (Government of)24999980Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)30000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)16000000European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations150Australia for UNHCR2000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development6652689Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)Private donors827Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors400440Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2002200Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors20000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)2000000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office5150000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada500000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)321115Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR25000000OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds141500Australia for UNHCR2000000Austria (Government of)11988000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1000000Switzerland (Government of)2000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs3488372Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs29264438Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)800000Russian Federation (Government of)144000USA for UNHCR93052Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1922765Germany - Federal Foreign Office500000USA for UNHCR15000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development408928Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors86203Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental16167222Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO28026302Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO123094830Total direct expenditure for 2025164158696Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableIntended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationBaseline data is not availableResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=Partially2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-TUNHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Tunisie pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.Currently, over 12,000 refugees and asylum-seekers are registered with UNHCR in Tunisia. In 2023, movement patterns to and through Tunisia have increased in scale, while the suffering and loss of life continue unabated for people travelling in mixed movements. At the crossroads of migratory routes between Africa and Europe, Tunisia plays an increasingly significant role as a country of transit and destination along the central Mediterranean migration route for people forced to flee. Individuals move from East, Central, and West Africa as well as from the Middle East to Tunisia through perilous journeys. Among those with international protection needs are people transiting through Libya, and Algeria as well as people rescued at sea and disembarked in Tunisia. UNHCR is the sole entity responsible for conducting registration and Refugee Status Determination (RSD). In close coordination with the Tunisian authorities and national partners, with the support of donors, UNHCR seeks to strengthen the protection space and ensure that persons in need of international protection receive lifesaving assistance and have access to means and services to build their resilience. The advocacy for a national asylum system and a gradual transfer of competencies to the Government remains UNHCR's paramount objective. UNHCR has been active in Tunisia since 1957 when Tunisian authorities asked for its assistance to protect several thousands of Algerian refugees. UNHCR established an honorary representation in 1963, then a full representation through the signature of a Headquarters agreement in 2011 between UNHCR and the Tunisian Government. Since then, UNHCR works in close collaboration with authorities and Tunisian civil society to promote a favourable protection environment for refugees and asylum-seekers in Tunisia. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Tunisia for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): RAS live their lives in dignity and peace with stabilized conditions to prevent dangerous journeys, either back to Libya or through the Mediterranean Sea. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 1 - By 2025 the efficiency of UNHCR registration and asylum procedures will improved, and the current backlog in registration and RSD will be reduced, while the effectiveness and consistency will be maintained; (2) 2 - PoCs have access to efficient RSD and protection processes with current processing times maintained or decreased; (3) 3- By 2025, the capacity of administrative institutions on access to national services and advocacy on asylum issue and refugee rights is strengthened -; (4) 6 - All PoCs have access to free legal assistance on arrest or detention, including police interviews and courtroom procedures; (5) 8 - Refugees and asylum seekers can meet their basic needs with access to essential service; (6) 15 - 15 - By 2025, 825 refugees identified through UNHCR proGres database and the HRIT (Heightened Risk Identification Tool) with protection needs and vulnerabilities submitted for resettlement. Proactive case identification by UNHCR build and enhance the confidence of refugee applicants in UNHCR systems while minimizing interviewer biases. This discourages refugees from embarking on dangerous rou; (7) 20 - Resources for the response are mobilized in line with identified needs and response priorities are appropriately communicated.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Refugees and asylum-seekers have access to protection and assistance to build their self-reliance while progressively accessing national services to realize their rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 4 - SGBV survivors have access to the support they need in order to build resilience and locally integrate; (2) 5- By 2025 child protection authorities including social workers, Child protection delegates and child protection specific services within ministerial institutions are better equipped to identify prevent and respond to the risks of violence, exploitation, and abuse of children and child protection mechanisms are strengthened; (3) 7- All members of the refugee community are increasingly engaged and empowered as part of the UNHCR planning and programming cycle, and particularly including traditionally marginalised groups, including women, children, and the elderly; (4) 13- Refugees have access to decent, formal or self-employment, allowing them to build their resilience.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEuropean Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeItaly (Government of)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMonaco (Government of)Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsPrivate donorsSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland (Government of)UK - Home OfficeUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseTunisTunisUNHCR Country Office36.8236 10.1867ShoushaShoushaUNHCR Field Office33.1409 11.4636ZarzisZarzisUNHCR Field Office33.5868 11.0711TataouineTataouineUNHCR Field Unit32.9270 10.4612DehebaDhibaUNHCR Field Unit32.0110 10.7029SaloumSaloumUNHCR Field Office31.5750 25.1593Ras JedirRas JedirUNHCR Field Unit33.1487 11.5596MedenineUNHCR Field Unit33.3430 10.4900SfaxUNHCR Field Unit34.7436 10.7610GabèsUNHCR Field Unit33.8821 10.1021DjerbaDjerbaUNHCR Field Unit33.8824 10.8598Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEarly RecoveryChild ProtectionGender Based ViolenceEmergency Shelter and NFIProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceChild Protection Status DeterminationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSafety and Access to JusticeCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentWell-Being and Basic NeedsResettlement and Complementary PathwaysExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationProtection Policy and LawAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals173038218030700100000Monaco (Government of)3569979European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations181050Germany - Federal Foreign Office314407Switzerland (Government of)500000Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs8750000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida196529United States Department of State28056United States Department of State275368United States Department of State228102United States Department of State504260Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors33236UK - Home Office1397602Italy (Government of)15306130Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)33236UK - Home Office131717Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesMonaco (Government of)100000Monaco (Government of)500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan85000UK - Home Office200000Monaco (Government of)547580Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO6570136Total direct expenditure for 20259500772Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-MENA-YEMHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Yémen pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Yemen remains one of the world's largest humanitarian crises. After seven years of devastating and unrelenting conflict, some 23.4 million Yemenis (73% of the country's population) depend on humanitarian assistance to survive, including 4.3 million internally displaced persons (IDPs). The country has the fourth-largest IDP population due to conflict in the world. Escalation of conflict, ongoing insecurity, embargoes and a collapsed economy have pushed an estimated 80% of the population below the poverty line. The protection environment throughout the country remains dire, and civilians keep bearing the brunt of the conflict. Yemen hosts 95,815 refugees and asylum-seekers, mainly from Somalia and Ethiopia. It remains the only country in the Arabian Peninsula signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention and a geographic crossroad for migratory and transitory movements from the Horn of Africa and beyond. UNHCR leads the Protection, Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM), and Shelter/Non-Food Items clusters as part of the inter-agency humanitarian response to assist those most in need in Yemen. In addition, UNHCR remains the only agency addressing the protection and well-being of refugees and asylum-seekers across the country. UNHCR's response focuses primarily on protection interventions, shelter support, CCCM services, cash assistance, peaceful coexistence and social cohesion projects, and comprehensive refugee response. Today, the Operation has a well-established presence across the country. It covers most of its 22 governorates and 333 districts through its Country Office in Sana'a, a Sub-Office in Aden, field offices in Marib, Al-Hudaydah, Sa'ada and Ibb, and a field unit in Kharaz refugee camp in Lahj Governorate. At this critical time, humanitarian action in Yemen and the support of the international community to save lives, alleviate suffering, and give a sense of dignity and hope to the displaced remain imperative. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Yemen for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2025, People of concern in Yemen will be able to enjoy improved protection conditions and access to basic rights including the right to asylum, and documentation for persons in need of international protection. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced people enjoy non-discriminatory access to asylum in Yemen through identification, registration, and timely issuance of documentation by UNHCR or when in charge, the authorities are supported in this regard; (2) Asylum-seekers and refugees have access to an efficient Refugee Status Determination process and where in charge authorities are supported in building capacity and conducting the process; (3) Coordination with the relevant authorities is enhanced and support provided to build capacity as well as develop and put into practice inclusive and rights-based policies, legislation, and services that are in line with international standards; (4) Forcibly displaced people are better aware of their rights and obligations and have access to legal assistance and remedies including in the context of immigration detention.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2025, the living conditions of the most vulnerable people of concern have improved through expansion of basic services and support for self-reliance. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced people and authorities are better aware of the risk of Gender-based Violence, effective measures are in place to mitigate Gender-based Violence risk, and survivors of Gender-based Violence have adequate and timely access to quality services; (2) Children's social emotional well-being is promoted and assured through protection from violence, abuse, exploitation and discrimination and improved access to child-friendly procedures, services, and social protection; (3) The vulnerabilities and specific needs of people of concern are adequately identified, assessed, analysed, and timely addressed through provision of cash assistance, Shelter and general house-hold non-Food Items and quick impact projects; (4) Forcibly displaced people have improved access to sustainable shelter and basic service infrastructure in urban areas or in settlements; (5) Forcibly displaced people are included in the national health system and have adequate access to basic health services; (6) Children of concern have improved access to formal and informal education on a non-discriminatory basis through enhanced engagement by relevant public education stakeholders.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): People of Concern are actively engaged in decision-making processes that affect and shape their lives and strengthen their self-reliance. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Community-based mechanisms are supported promoting increased inclusive engagement, dialogue, access to information and community feedback mechanisms, participation in leadership and decision-making; (2) Dependence on humanitarian assistance is reduced and self-reliance improved for Populations of Concern, particularly the most vulnerable through access to income generation opportunities.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2025, durable solutions for all people ersons of concern to UNHCR are available and supported. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced people willing to return to their place of origin are assisted to return in safety and with dignity; (2) Resettlement is strategically used as an effective protection tool and a durable solution for an increased number of refugees with compelling needs; (3) Internally Displaced Persons are able to secure a sustainable and adequate solution that guarantees their rights and allows them to realize their potential; (4) Inter-agency response to the needs of people of concern is strengthened through improved coordination and expanded partnerships with key stakeholders including for the purpose of resource mobilisation.​.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia for UNHCRCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeIceland (Government of)King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief CentreKuwait (Government of)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPrivate donorsSweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUnited Nations Office for Disaster Risk ReductionUnited States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAdenAdenUNHCR Sub-Office12.8077 45.0316Sana'aSana'aUNHCR Country Office15.3570 44.2060Al KharazAl KharazUNHCR Field Office12.7721 44.0309Sa'adaSa'adaUNHCR Field Office16.9278 43.7422Mayfa'aMayfa'aUNHCR Field Unit14.2890 47.5687AmranAmranUNHCR Field Office15.6599 43.9443AhwarAhwarUNHCR Field Unit13.5163 46.7110HaradHaradUNHCR Field Office16.4110 43.0610HodeidahHudaydahUNHCR Field Office14.7950 42.9450Bab el MandabBab el MandabUNHCR Field Unit12.6856 43.5158IbbIbbUNHCR Field Office13.9785 44.1792ZinjibarZinjibarUNHCR Field Unit13.1373 45.3974MaribMaribMaribUNHCR Field Office15.4626 45.3171Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionHealthProtectionEducationHumanitarian AssistanceWell-Being and Basic NeedsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSustainable Housing and SettlementsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceChild Protection Self Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsHealthy Lives Safety and Access to JusticeVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationProtection Policy and LawEducationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsStatus DeterminationRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualitySecuring Solutions01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsYemen Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025305000000193624360250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg15000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida2000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)45286Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors40000000Iceland (Government of)800000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)200000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan2814601United States Department of State3201383United States Department of State298012United States Department of State2065450United States Department of State3832032United States Department of State288522United States Department of State650Australia for UNHCR30Switzerland for UNHCR248Sweden for UNHCR6107Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1953Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors32000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)750Australia for UNHCR148Switzerland for UNHCR778UK for UNHCR926Sweden for UNHCR6429Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11154Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors42600United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction2100000Kuwait (Government of)2000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada34985Australia for UNHCR30Switzerland for UNHCR1054UK for UNHCR3876Sweden for UNHCR42415Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors110957Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1350000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada750000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)29350Australia for UNHCR98Switzerland for UNHCR2024UK for UNHCR2533Sweden for UNHCR96500USA for UNHCR19541Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors70736Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors30000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)750000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs992392OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds1600Australia for UNHCR30Switzerland for UNHCR1559UK for UNHCR872Sweden for UNHCR6689Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1056604Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors999000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection30Switzerland for UNHCR36UK for UNHCR415Sweden for UNHCR10594Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors51726Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors30Switzerland for UNHCR536UK for UNHCR524Sweden for UNHCR6967Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors814Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)100000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe30Switzerland for UNHCR212UK for UNHCR150Sweden for UNHCR12475Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1236Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors20408149Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)30Switzerland for UNHCR61UK for UNHCR1552Sweden for UNHCR13736Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1252Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors30Switzerland for UNHCR389UK for UNHCR1467Sweden for UNHCR7964Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors309Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors50000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)30Switzerland for UNHCR199UK for UNHCR550Sweden for UNHCR11519Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors136Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors300000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg5339173Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan5745Australia for UNHCR150Australia for UNHCR30Switzerland for UNHCR500000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg865España con ACNUR1439UK for UNHCR100Sweden for UNHCR3007000King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre1000175USA for UNHCR82258Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors85455Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors40000000Iceland (Government of)600000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)30Switzerland for UNHCR37UK for UNHCR200Sweden for UNHCR6871Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3807Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors19000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)30Switzerland for UNHCR946UK for UNHCR200Sweden for UNHCR8881Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors32677Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors650000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada30Switzerland for UNHCR226UK for UNHCR350Sweden for UNHCR100000USA for UNHCR19660Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors138647Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors30Switzerland for UNHCR114UK for UNHCR100Sweden for UNHCR113505Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors279Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors30Switzerland for UNHCR100000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe550Sweden for UNHCR15600Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100667Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3500Australia for UNHCR30Switzerland for UNHCR459UK for UNHCR100Sweden for UNHCR17425Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors98989Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors55000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)999000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection40000000Iceland (Government of)30Switzerland for UNHCR227UK for UNHCR450Sweden for UNHCR5182Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors235Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors30Switzerland for UNHCR97UK for UNHCR238Sweden for UNHCR7695Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors237Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office20799Australia for UNHCR6282Switzerland for UNHCR8185España con ACNUR500000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe4893UK for UNHCR433211Sweden for UNHCR62915Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3164Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors82135Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1043107Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO13563359Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO41073441Total direct expenditure for 202553117332Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate1=Extensive3=Limited1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsXM-DAC-41121-2025-MENAHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails des opérations du HCR au Moyen-Orient et au Afrique du Nord pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris les financements affectés au niveau régional.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operations in the Middle East and North Africa for 2025 and future years including softly earmarked contributions.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and TradeAustralia for UNHCRBelgian Development CooperationCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNURFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsIceland (Government of)Japan for UNHCRMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNew Zealand for UNHCRPortugal com ACNURPrivate donorsSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseMiddle East and North AfricaAmman (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau31.9522 35.8911Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesHumanitarian Assistance55000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)120000000Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida5000000Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade100000000Iceland (Government of)2000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs110000000Iceland (Government of)4485Switzerland for UNHCR50417España con ACNUR800000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe28844Japan for UNHCR5089Sweden for UNHCR1400USA for UNHCR188720Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors53895Australia for UNHCR1150Switzerland for UNHCR18460España con ACNUR700000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe143404UK for UNHCR18165Japan for UNHCR4377Sweden for UNHCR200155Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors40000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)275000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe211681Australia for UNHCR548Switzerland for UNHCR16335España con ACNUR8813UK for UNHCR62867Japan for UNHCR331New Zealand for UNHCR3140Sweden for UNHCR7140USA for UNHCR397479Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1116999UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe6650000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada134638Australia for UNHCR70Switzerland for UNHCR15546España con ACNUR3650UK for UNHCR17716Japan for UNHCR4208Sweden for UNHCR256644Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors24899Australia for UNHCR90Switzerland for UNHCR1311España con ACNUR250000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe4223UK for UNHCR3277Japan for UNHCR600Sweden for UNHCR10500USA for UNHCR148070Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors286000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe33388Australia for UNHCR80Switzerland for UNHCR3467España con ACNUR25000España con ACNUR271300UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe2702UK for UNHCR369669Japan for UNHCR2000Sweden for UNHCR159669Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors300000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs1250000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)1207Switzerland for UNHCR2904España con ACNUR183UK for UNHCR15098Japan for UNHCR134573Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors699España con ACNUR351UK for UNHCR47545UK for UNHCR1065Japan for UNHCR146380Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors40Switzerland for UNHCR110España con ACNUR400000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe510UK for UNHCR1033664Japan for UNHCR1000Sweden for UNHCR1378716Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors850000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe445Switzerland for UNHCR3344España con ACNUR7236UK for UNHCR3218Japan for UNHCR19018UK for UNHCR6300USA for UNHCR185899Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors368800UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe817Switzerland for UNHCR629España con ACNUR27911UK for UNHCR1493Japan for UNHCR790Sweden for UNHCR141322Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2400000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs6000000Belgian Development Cooperation3000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs500000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg2000000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)1000000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe32263Australia for UNHCR452Switzerland for UNHCR1078España con ACNUR20000España con ACNUR998Portugal com ACNUR10122Sweden for UNHCR100000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe88977UK for UNHCR2168Japan for UNHCR1247New Zealand for UNHCR1395Sweden for UNHCR2450USA for UNHCR311806Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2298Switzerland for UNHCR1916España con ACNUR600000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe47328UK for UNHCR10244Japan for UNHCR30Sweden for UNHCR117905Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors290Switzerland for UNHCR2050España con ACNUR53750UK for UNHCR603836Japan for UNHCR395Sweden for UNHCR116374Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors80Switzerland for UNHCR762España con ACNUR6880UK for UNHCR1615Japan for UNHCR1020Sweden for UNHCR10885USA for UNHCR140080Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors140Switzerland for UNHCR106España con ACNUR754810UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe9882UK for UNHCR732Japan for UNHCR227029Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors49Switzerland for UNHCR185España con ACNUR1246Portugal com ACNUR500000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe1482UK for UNHCR4388Japan for UNHCR80Sweden for UNHCR117485Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2360Australia for UNHCR339Switzerland for UNHCR2158España con ACNUR176Portugal com ACNUR13386Sweden for UNHCR220UK for UNHCR841Japan for UNHCR1000Sweden for UNHCR108298Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors89Switzerland for UNHCR800España con ACNUR700000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe5241UK for UNHCR3757797Japan for UNHCR109416Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors40Switzerland for UNHCR1276España con ACNUR136UK for UNHCR47545UK for UNHCR1064Japan for UNHCR136802Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors140Switzerland for UNHCR628978España con ACNUR750000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe370UK for UNHCR710Japan for UNHCR950Sweden for UNHCR184778Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donorsThe activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-SA-AGOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Angola pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Angola currently hosts about 57,000 refugees and asylum-seekers. This population is largely composed of DRC refugees and asylum-seekers, out of which 17% came during the 2017 mass influx from the Great Kasai. Other nationalities also compose the population of concern to UNHCR across Angola, such as Guineans, Ivorians, Mauritanians, Somalis, Sudanese, and Eritreans, totalizing about 50,000 living mostly in urban areas. UNHCR in Angola works in full partnership, coordination, and dialogue with the Government, providing support to follow and develop policies and legislations consistent with global commitments related to refugees, asylum-seekers and stateless persons. Activities in Angola include supporting the Government in ensuring persons in need of international protection have unhindered access to territory and asylum, registration, documentation and refugee status determination. UNHCR also provides humanitarian assistance to displaced populations and host communities to meet their basic needs and have full access to essential services and livelihoods opportunities. We continue our advocacy efforts to include refugees in development plans, and other key programmes carried out by Government and non-governmental stakeholders, UN sister Agencies and other International Organizations in Angola. UNHCR has been present in Luanda, Angola for over 40 years, with a Field Office in Dundo since 2017. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Angola for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have access to documentation, basic rights and are protected in Angola. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Government officials, civil society and other relevant stakeholders are better equipped to ensure a favorable protection environment to refugees and asylum seekers; (2) Government of Angola resumes continuous registration, documentation and status-determination procedures for refugees and asylum seekers; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have access to legal assistance and information to enforce their rights.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Forcibly displaced and stateless persons in Angola can attain solutions due to improved access to basic services and increased opportunities of self reliance and economic inclusion. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees achieve self-reliance through improved access to livelihoods, education and strengthened self-management structures; (2) A solution strategy is efficiently implemented based on relevant data and evidence-based advocacy; (3) UNHCR advocates for resettlement of vulnerable refugees; (4) Persons of concern have improved access to basic services and minimum-standards of living; without discrimination.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Angola (Government of)Portugal (Government of)Private donorsUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseCazomboCazombo*UNHCR Field Unit-11.8940 22.9010LuandaLuandaUNHCR Country Office-8.8299 13.2330LuauLuau*UNHCR Field Unit-10.7020 22.2250LuenaLuenaUNHCR Sub-Office-11.7900 19.9020Lumbala N'GuimboLumbala N'GuimboUNHCR Field Unit-14.1230 21.4410Maquela Do ZamboMaquela Do ZomboUNHCR Field Unit-6.0440 15.1060Mbanza CongoMbanza CongoUNHCR Field Unit-6.2630 14.2430SaurimoSaurimoUNHCR Field Unit-9.6667 20.3946UigeUigeUNHCR Field Unit-7.6165 15.0651DundoUNHCR Field Office-7.3500 20.8217MenongueMenongueUNHCR Field Unit-14.6300 17.6500CamaxiloCamaxiloUNHCR Field Unit-8.3500 18.9000MalangeMalangeUNHCR Field Unit-9.5340 16.3290HuamboHuamboUNHCR Field Unit-12.7640 15.7221Material relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsStatus DeterminationAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationProtection Policy and LawSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsResettlement and Complementary PathwaysAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsDemocratic Republic of the Congo Regional Refugee Response Plan 202529496009321957United States Department of State421271United States Department of State245334United States Department of State12590United States Department of State42Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors21Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors22Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors23Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors79Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors23Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors26567Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceAngola (Government of)23Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors23Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors24Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors23Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors13597Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceAngola (Government of)100000Portugal (Government of)23Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors551872Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO594788Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO3887516Total direct expenditure for 20254817791Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-SA-CODHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)The Democratic Republic of the Congo is home to over 529,000 refugees and asylum-seekers who have fled violence in neighbouring countries, mainly the Central African Republic, Rwanda, Burundi and South Sudan. The majority (72%) live outside refugee camps or settlements, and only 3% live in urban areas. Due to high levels of insecurity and large-scale violence against civilians, some 5.6 million Congolese are internally displaced in the DRC, with over 4 million in the eastern provinces of South Kivu, North Kivu and Ituri alone. Over 990,000 refugees and asylum-seekers from the DRC are currently sheltered across the African continent. The UNHCR DRC Country Office provides protection and assistance for all those forced to flee and the people at risk of statelessness within the country. UNHCR works in close collaboration with the Government to find long-term solutions to forced displacement and strengthen refugees' self-reliance, internally displaced and host communities. Read more about what is happening in DRC: - UN Refugee Agency expresses alarm over escalating humanitarian crisis in eastern DR Congo (February 2024) - UNHCR urges protection of civilians and aid access amid surging violence in eastern DR Congo (February 2024). This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in the Republic of the Congo for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du République démocratique du Congo pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees and Asylum - Seekers, IDPs, Returnees, Stateless Persons, and Host Communities live in peace and security, and enjoy their rights without discrimination. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, refugees, returnees, IDPs and people at risk of statelessness have valid identity documents; (2) By 2026, asylum-seekers can access effective and cost-free national refugee status determination procedures; (3) By 2026, the Government will accede to, ratify and domesticate the 1954 Convention relating to the status of stateless persons, and the 1961 Convention on the reduction of statelessness and the AU Convention for the Protection and Assistance of Internally Displaced Persons in Africa (Kampala Convention); (4) By 2026 GBV response services are available for all GBV survivors in all PoC sites and follow clear standard operating procedures; (5) By 2026, the risks related to violence, exploitation and abuse of children are identified and adequately addressed; (6) By 2026, effects of conflict on the protection environment are diminished.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Refugees and Asylum - Seekers, IDPs, Returnees, Stateless Persons and Host Communities have effective and equitable access to goods, services, and income, to enable them to lead a dignified life. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, persons of concern and host communities enjoy greater social cohesion, have effective, participatory, and balanced management structures in terms of age, gender and diversity and take part in development planning; (2) By 2026, 100% of all persons of concern with specific needs (based on a participatory vulnerability assessment), and new arrivals, have access to adequate, secure, environmentally friendly and low cost shelter, and are provided with adequate Non-Food Items; (3) By 2026, IDPs targeted by the Shelter Cluster and refugees and returnees have access to adequate, secure, environmentally friendly, and affordable shelter; (4) By 2026, refugees and returnees are integrated in national and community healthcare systems; (5) By 2026, PoC school age children have improved access to equitable and quality basic education through the national system; (6) By 2026, persons of concern have unfettered access to enough potable water and water for personal hygiene and have access to adequate sanitation facilities; (7) By 2026, persons of concern have access to livelihoods ensuring that an increasing percentage is self-reliant and no longer dependent on humanitarian assistance; (8) An efficient and well coordinated programme management system that ensures efficient delivery of goods and services to the population of concern (PoCs); (9) Strategic partnerships are enhanced through increased visibility, information-sharing, and reporting on the common vision contained in UNHCR's five-year plan.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Refugees and Asylum - Seekers, IDPs, Returnees, Stateless Persons and Host Communities play an active role in their own protection. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, persons of concern and host communities enjoy greater social cohesion, have effective, participatory, and balanced management structures in terms of age, gender and diversity and take part in development planning; (2) By 2026, persons of concern have access to livelihoods ensuring that an increasing percentage is self-reliant and no longer dependent on humanitarian assistance.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees and Asylum - Seekers, IDPs, Returnees, and Stateless Persons have progressive access to durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, refugees and internally displaced persons have adequate information to return in dignity and security and in a sustainable manner; (2) By 2026, opportunities for refugees in need of resettlement will have increased; (3) By 2026, pathways to nationality for long lasting refugees will be established and tenure and land rights of IDPs and returnees will be increasingly secured.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia for UNHCRCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaChina (Government of)España con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeJapan for UNHCRLiechtenstein (Government of)Mastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgPrivate donorsSweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUN Pooled FundsUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRVodafone FoundationUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseKimpeseKimpeseUNHCR Field Office-5.5596 14.4522AbaAbaUNHCR Field Unit3.8666 30.2393AruAruUNHCR Sub-Office2.8602 30.8381BiringiBiringiUNHCR Field Unit2.8010 30.3330GomaGomaUNHCR Sub-Office-1.6870 29.2295GbadoliteUNHCR Sub-Office4.2791 21.0055BukavuBukavuUNHCR Field Office-2.4984 28.8871KahembaKahembaUNHCR Field Unit-7.3050 18.9720KinshasaKinshasaUNHCR Country Office-4.3246 15.2768KisengeKisengeUNHCR Field Office-10.6955 23.1765LubumbashiLubumbashiUNHCR Field Office-11.6188 27.4744LuoziLuoziUNHCR Field Unit-4.9410 14.1330MatadiMatadiUNHCR Field Unit-5.8170 13.4710MbandakaMbandakaUNHCR Sub-Office0.0476 18.2560Mbanza NgunguMbanza NgunguUNHCR Field Unit-5.2520 14.8680MbujimayiMbujimayiUNHCR Field Office-6.1370 23.5898ZongoZongoUNHCR Field Unit4.2655 19.1490NgidingaNgidingaUNHCR Field Unit-5.6143 15.2828KimvulaKimvulaUNHCR Field Unit-5.7320 15.9640UviraUviraUNHCR Field Unit-3.4035 28.8900UviraUviraUNHCR Field Unit-3.4035 29.1410UviraUviraUNHCR Sub-Office-3.4035 28.8900LibengeLibengeUNHCR Field Office3.6426 18.6298LibengeLibengeUNHCR Field Unit3.6426 18.6298GemenaGemenaUNHCR Field Unit3.2467 19.7793BarakaBarakaUNHCR Field Office-4.1052 29.0909DongoDongoUNHCR Field Unit2.7090 18.4050BuniaBuniaUNHCR Field Office1.5483 30.2471KalemieKalemieUNHCR Field Office-5.9104 29.2077KalemieKalemieUNHCR Field Unit-5.9104 29.2077KalemieKalemieUNHCR Sub-Office-5.9104 29.2077MobaMobaUNHCR Field Office-7.0481 29.7767PwetoPwetoUNHCR Field Office-8.4710 28.9002DunguDunguUNHCR Field Unit3.6060 28.5620BuburuBuburuUNHCR Field Unit1.4427 18.0435BeniBeniUNHCR Field Office0.5000 29.4670BeniBeniUNHCR Field Unit0.5000 29.4670RutshuruRutshuruUNHCR Field Unit-1.1840 29.4490KisanganiKisanganiUNHCR Field Unit0.5190 25.1960Coordination estCoordination estUNHCR Sub-Office-1.6927 29.2303MasisiMasisiUNHCR Field Office-1.3931 28.8116KitchangaKitchangaUNHCR Field Office-1.2410 29.0560LuberoLuberoUNHCR Field Office-0.1268 29.2448BondoBondoUNHCR Field Office3.8113 23.6767AngoAngoUNHCR Field Unit4.0443 25.8471BiliBiliUNHCR Field Unit4.5631 19.9261MbokoUNHCR Field Unit-3.7940 29.0940KinduKinduUNHCR Field Unit-2.9471 25.9153KanangaUNHCR Field Office-5.9012 22.4059KanangaUNHCR Sub-Office-5.9012 22.4059TshikapaUNHCR Field Office-6.4231 20.7968MongaUNHCR Field Office4.2001 22.8119FaradjeUNHCR Field Office3.7333 29.7167FaradjeUNHCR Field Unit3.7333 29.7167NduUNHCR Field Unit4.7247 22.8159YakomaUNHCR Field Office4.1099 22.4402Relief co-ordination and support servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesMaterial relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesHealthLogisticsGender Based ViolenceWater Sanitation HygieneEducationEarly RecoveryChild ProtectionProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIHumanitarian AssistanceSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsHealthy Lives Community Engagement and Women's EmpowermentOperational Support and Supply ChainAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneEducationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsChild Protection Voluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSustainable Housing and SettlementsProtection Policy and LawSafety and Access to JusticeStatus DeterminationExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysWell-Being and Basic NeedsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsRépublique Démocratique du Congo Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 20252354510922203774946000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg4000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office1000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office900000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments243800European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments214800European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection100000Liechtenstein (Government of)400000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)2000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs1500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan6272153United States Department of State60705UN Pooled Funds675620United States Department of State4973212United States Department of State245499United States Department of State2571247United States Department of State2092600United States Department of State131953United States Department of State40916United States Department of State1463026United States Department of State1065Switzerland for UNHCR559España con ACNUR164395USA for UNHCR364Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors20000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)236España con ACNUR2000000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)27000Australia for UNHCR249España con ACNUR3847Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada595047Mastercard Foundation17España con ACNUR3845Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors17España con ACNUR3940Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors998750European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection805250Japan for UNHCR3España con ACNUR4130Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs29España con ACNUR3883Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors47961Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation410000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments11800000United States Department of State3909Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors874898United States Department of State3869Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)85507Goods in-kind contribution of Shelter EquipmentSweden for UNHCR3690Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors27044Services in-kind contribution of OtherVodafone Foundation1275000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs3509Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors14400Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation400000China (Government of)3573Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2724320Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental8776572Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO8235357Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO50000Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral58870871Total direct expenditure for 202568890660Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited3=Limited3=Limited3=Limited2=Moderate1=Extensive2=Moderate3=Limited2=Moderate3=LimitedMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all1=Fully2=Partially2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-SA-COGHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in the Republic of the Congo for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en la République du Congo pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By the end of 2027, all refugees and people at risk of statelessness enjoy their fundamental rights and live above the poverty line, while benefiting from equitable access to basic social services on the same basis as nationals. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By the end of 2026, all refugees and asylum-seekers have equal access to territory, registration and documentation in accordance with international and regional conventions; (2) By the end of 2026, asylum-seekers have effective and free access to national refugee status determination procedures; (3) The national protection framework is strengthened to allow refugees, asylum-seekers and people at risk of statelessness to access protection services; (4) Survivors of sexual and gender-based violence have access to the support they need to build resilience and integrate locally; (5) All refugee and asylum-seeker children at risk receive the support necessary for their best interests and are referred to the appropriate services; (6) All refugees and asylum-seekers are safe and have effective access to remedies and appeal procedures; (7) By the end of 2026, refugees and asylum-seekers are included in the communal urban development plan to enable them to access to decent sustainable housing, energy and non-food items on the same basis as the local population; (8) By the end of 2026, all refugees and asylum-seekers are included in the national health system and receive equitable, affordable and quality health care, both preventive and curative, on the same basis as the host population; (9) By the end of 2026, all people who have been forced to flee and the host population have access to sufficient clean water and live in good hygiene and sanitation conditions, thanks to their inclusion in national development plans and the interventions of relevant actors; (10) By the end of 2026, the operations management cycle is fully supported by effective and timely coordination and supply chain mechanisms; (11) The operations management cycle is fully supported by effective and timely coordination and supply chain mechanisms; (12) Adequate resources are mobilised according to identified needs, priorities are defined and coordination and reporting mechanisms are effective and efficient.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By the end of 2027, 50% of refugees, including women, young people and vulnerable groups, lead productive and decent lives and benefit from national social safety net projects on the same basis as the local population. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By the end of 2027, host communities, including women, have a greater capacity and interest in supporting the local integration of people who have been forced to flee; (2) By the end of 2026, all refugee children and adolescents of primary, secondary and tertiary school age are included in the national education system for quality education on the same basis as nationals; (3) By the end of 2026, 35% of refugee youth and adults are able to engage in an economic activity that generates sufficient income to meet basic family needs; (4) By the end of 2026, all vulnerable refugees have access to national social protection mechanisms; (5) By the end of 2026, diversified economic opportunities are strengthened to promote integration and self-sufficiency; (6) By the end of 2026, the refugee population has access to the public employment system and to support and placement mechanisms.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By the end of 2027, at least 70% of refugees have access to durable solutions (repatriation, resettlement, local integration) or complementary pathways. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By the end of 2026, refugees have the information and resources they need to return voluntarily to their country of origin; (2) By the end of 2026, the resettlement process (from identification of cases to departure) is organised for the benefit of identified refugees and complementary pathways are offered; (3) By the end of 2026, legal and socio-economic opportunities for local integration are available for refugees in the Republic of the Congo.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Private donorsUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBrazzaville (BN)Brazzaville (NO)UNHCR National Office-4.2726 15.2722ImpfondoImpfondoUNHCR Field Office1.6290 18.0405LoukolelaLoukolelaUNHCR Field Unit-1.0962 16.9509Pointe-NoirePointe-NoireUNHCR Field Unit-4.7770 11.8620BetouBetouUNHCR Field Office3.0594 18.5160MossendjoMossendjoUNHCR Field Unit-2.9490 12.7226DolisieDolisieUNHCR Field Unit-4.1944 12.6717GambomaGambomaUNHCR Field Office-1.8741 15.8920Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesLogisticsProtectionGender Based ViolenceEarly RecoveryHealthChild ProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIWater Sanitation HygieneEducationHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawStatus DeterminationOperational Support and Supply ChainExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSexual and Gender-based ViolenceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationHealthy Lives Child Protection Sustainable Housing and SettlementsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSafety and Access to JusticeClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneEducationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualitySecuring Solutions03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsDemocratic Republic of the Congo Regional Refugee Response Plan 202532694682220377494456253United States Department of State257080United States Department of State13193United States Department of State86243United States Department of State7343Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors222171Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental895513Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO4461680Total direct expenditure for 20255654371Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Status determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoXM-DAC-41121-2025-SA-MOZHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Since 2017, Mozambique has been immersed in a humanitarian crisis linked to violence perpetrated by non-state armed groups that deeply impacts the 25,000 refugees and asylum-seekers hosted by the country and which has led to the internal displacement of 850,500 people. In addition to these challenges, Mozambique, one of the countries most adversely affected by the impacts of the climate crisis in the world, also struggled with more than 40,000 people internally displaced by extreme weather events as of December 2023. The double landfall of Tropical Cyclone Freddy in February and March 2023, a year following the devastation brought by Tropical Cyclone Gombe, for instance, affected over 1 million people, destroyed infrastructure, and displaced some 184,000 people. Throughout 2023, 300,966 people returned to their areas of origin, many of which still lack basic services and adequate living conditions. UNHCR continues to stress that all return movements should occur in an informed, safe, voluntary, and dignified manner. UNHCR Mozambique continues to work with authorities and development actors to address the protection and assistance needs and support sustainable solutions for internally displaced people in the northern provinces of Cabo Delgado, Nampula, and Niassa, for refugees and asylum-seekers, and for the communities that host them. In addition, preparedness and response efforts to natural hazards, including cyclones, flooding, and drought, are also cross-cutting in the response. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Mozambique for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Mozambique pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, refugees, asylum-seekers, IDPs, IDP returnees, and stateless persons in Mozambique will benefit from a favourable legal and protection environment and from enhanced equitable access to national protection services, national systems, and national plans, allowing for the full enjoyment of rights in line with international standards. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees, asylum-seekers, IDPs, people at risk of statelessness and IDP returnees have increased access to the territory, registration, and documentation, in accordance with international and national protection law and principles; (2) Asylum-seekers have access to increasingly fair, efficient, and adaptable Refugee Status Determination (RSD) procedures; (3) Government authorities are supported to ensure the national legal and policy framework is aligned with international conventions and enhances inclusion into national systems; (4) GBV survivors and women at risk have safe and adequate access to quality services to respond to their needs; (5) Risk of violence, exploitation, and abuse of children and adolescents is identified and addressed; (6) Refugees, asylum-seekers, IDPs and IDP returnees have access to effective legal remedies and appeal processes; (7) Inter-agency coordination and external engagement is strengthened to ensure protection is mainstreamed in the response.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2026, refugees, asylum-seekers, IDPs, IDP returnees, and stateless persons in Mozambique will benefit from a more predictable, coordinated, and sustainable response, which will bolster their prompt access to quality essential services and reduce their vulnerability to protection risks. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees, asylum-seekers, IDPs and IDP returnees have improved access to services and assistance to meet their basic needs; (2) Refugees, asylum-seekers, IDPs and IDP returnees have improved access to sustainable sites, shelters, energy and environment management; (3) Refugees and asylum-seekers have access to public health assistance (including mental health, nutrition, water, sanitation, and hygiene [WASH], and reproductive health services) without discrimination.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2026, refugees, asylum-seekers, and IDPs in Mozambique will be supported to build and reinforce their self-reliance and decision-making capacities, leading to stronger protection and resilience within their communities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Community engagement is strengthened to foster the inclusion and resilience of vulnerable refugees, IDPs and IDP returnees to enhance access to complaint and feedback mechanisms; (2) Access to quality and inclusive education services is promoted through the national system; (3) Refugees, asylum-seekers, IDPs and IDP returnees have increased access to sustainable livelihoods opportunities.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026, refugees, asylum-seekers, IDPs, IDP returnees, and stateless persons in Mozambique will have increased access to durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees, asylum-seekers, IDPs and IDP returnees have the necessary information and resources to voluntarily return to their country of origin; (2) Most vulnerable refugees are able to access durable solutions through resettlement to third countries; (3) Authorities are supported to implement local integration strategies.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNURGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeGermany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanPortugal (Government of)Portugal com ACNURPrivate donorsRepublic of KoreaUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)United States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRVodafone FoundationUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseMaputoMaputoUNHCR Country Office-25.9610 32.5740NampulaNampulaUNHCR Field Office-15.1154 39.2569BeiraUNHCR Field Unit-19.8222 34.8554PembaPembaUNHCR Sub-Office-12.9864 40.5483MuedaUNHCR Field Unit-11.6560 39.5607Mocimboa De PraiaUNHCR Field Unit-11.3438 40.3563Material relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionEarly RecoveryProtectionEducationHealthEmergency Shelter and NFIHumanitarian AssistanceSexual and Gender-based ViolenceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentWell-Being and Basic NeedsLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsChild Protection Protection Policy and LawEducationHealthy Lives External Engagement and Resource MobilizationStatus DeterminationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSustainable Housing and SettlementsSafety and Access to JusticeResettlement and Complementary PathwaysAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsSecuring Solutions01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsMozambique Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 20254270163869520Vodafone Foundation1947328Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida4000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office5461Vodafone Foundation1880001Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development375000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan840206United States Department of State1263591United States Department of State645725United States Department of State496204United States Department of State33138United States Department of State142000USA for UNHCR1308Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors235Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors99996United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)60Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors42Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors45781Goods in-kind contribution of Education EquipmentVodafone Foundation42Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors962Portugal com ACNUR41Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors14400Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation17Portugal com ACNUR47Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors300000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)86335Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea1382005Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development252020United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)81Portugal com ACNUR46Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5Portugal com ACNUR96Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe221Portugal com ACNUR524Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors250000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)157Portugal com ACNUR76Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors87765Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesRepublic of Korea140971Goods in-kind contribution of Energy EquipmentVodafone Foundation15900Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation25000Portugal (Government of)71Portugal com ACNUR208Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1949389Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental2831295Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO2683566Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO20001Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral15329882Total direct expenditure for 202521493387Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned3=Not yet alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate1=Extensive2=Moderate1=Extensive2=Moderate1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-SA-MWIHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)As of December 2021, Malawi hosts 52,678 persons of concern (PoCs) to UNHCR. The majority live in the Dzaleka refugee camp located in the Dowa district, some 41 kilometres away from the capital Lilongwe. Dzaleka is a protracted camp with a monthly average of 300 new arrivals (62% are from the DRC, 19% Burundi and 7% Rwanda and 2% other nationalities). 45% of the PoCs are women, and 48% are children. The camp was initially established to host between 10,000 to 12,000 PoCs but now hosts over 52,000 individuals. Of the total PoC population, 21,530 have refugee status, 30,910 are asylum seekers, with 238 others of concern, making the refugee situation protracted. The protracted nature of the camp settlement and encampment policy increases the risks of its inhabitants to infectious diseases, protection, and self-sufficiency. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Malawi for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Malawi pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, forcibly displaced people in Malawi enjoy a conducive protection environment through improved access to durable solutions and alternative pathways. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and Stateless people have access to registration and civil status documentation processes that conform to international standards; (2) Forcibly displaced people have access to quality status determination procedures; (3) National legislative framework for the protection of PoCs follows international standards; (4) Forcibly displaced and stateless people experience reduced cases of GBV and improved child protection; (5) Forcibly displaced and stateless people enjoy a peaceful and safe environment; (6) Protection monitoring for IDPs, Documentation procedures and systems function effectively; (7) Forcibly displaced and stateless people enjoy medical services including nutrition and have optimal access to reproductive health and HIV services; (8) The forcibly displaced persons have adequate information to return in a manner that upholds their security and dignity; (9) Effective coordination and partnerships and external relations exist.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2026, forcibly displaced people enjoy legal and social protection to realize their rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Persons with specific needs have access to services; (2) Forcibly displaced people can participate in decision making; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless people enjoy food security; (4) Forcibly displaced people have access to sufficient basic and domestic items; (5) Forcibly displaced and stateless people live in a decongested camp and have access to shelter that meets UNHCR’s minimum standards; (6) Forcibly displaced and stateless people have access to education; (7) Forcibly displaced people have access to sufficient water supply and minimum sanitation and hygiene standards are met; (8) Forcibly displaced people have access to livelihood opportunities and are self-reliant; (9) Forcibly displaced people have increased resettlement opportunities; (10) Effective operations management, coordination and support are in place.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaJapan for UNHCRMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanUnited Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseLilongweLilongweUNHCR Country Office-13.9529 33.7777LilongweLilongweUNHCR National Office-13.9529 33.7777LuwaniLuwaniUNHCR Field Unit-15.4792 34.7418MwanzaUNHCR Field Unit-15.6000 34.5146BlantyreUNHCR Field Unit-15.7891 35.0298KarongaUNHCR Field Unit-9.9265 33.9416Education in emergenciesMaterial relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducationHealthGender Based ViolenceLogisticsWater Sanitation HygieneEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceEducationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationHealthy Lives Sexual and Gender-based ViolenceVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationOperational Support and Supply ChainClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneSustainable Housing and SettlementsProtection Policy and LawSafety and Access to JusticeWell-Being and Basic NeedsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals26308478290342Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida44747Canada (Government of)300000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan73238United States Department of State147246United States Department of State308111United States Department of State161817United States Department of State8304United States Department of State96468United States Department of State37627Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)159750Japan for UNHCR402185Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental786957Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO385960Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO20000Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral4021022Total direct expenditure for 20256260480Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive2=Moderate2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsBaseline data is not availableLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-SA-RBHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)This activity shows details of the UNHCR Regional Bureau for Southern Africa for 2025 and future years including budget, funding and expenditure.Cette activité montre les détails du bureau regional du HCR pour l'Afrique australe pour 2025 et les années à venir y compris le budget, les financements, et les dépenses.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): UNHCR facilitates improved inclusive protection environment and durable solutions through providing strategic guidance, support and oversight to operations in Southern Africa. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Operations in Southen Africa region are supported and guided on ensuring that the voices of forcibily displaced and stateless persons of all ages, specifically forcibly displaced and stateless children, genders and diverse charaterristics contribute to their protection outcomes; (2) Operations in Southern Africa region are better equipped to promote prevention and solutions to statelessness, and benefit from regional engagement and initiatives for better identification and protection of stateless populations; (3) Operations in Southern Africa region are equipped to strengthen protection and support sustainable solutions to populations affected by internal displacement in line with UNHCR's IDP policy; (4) Operations in Southern Africa region are supported and guided to include refugees in the national systems for GBV response; (5) Operations in Southern Africa region benefit from guidance and support to facilitate safe and dignified voluntary return, resettlement opportunities and complementary pathways access to local solutions including through access to naturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency and other local solutions; (6) Operations in Southern Africa region benefit from regional engagements and initiatives to promote efficient and sustainable national asylum systems while making a strategic use of mandate RSD procedures to protect people seeking asylum including in the context of mixed and onward movements; (7) Country operations in the Southern Africa region are supported and guided in development and implementation of high quality MY strategies incorporating Focus Area Strategic Plans and Sustainable Programming, and all operations are supported and guided on implementation of internal control, fraud and mitigation and risk management and evaluation; (8) Operations in the Southern Africa region are supported and guided on the enhancement of data governance to enable reliable data and evidence for advocacy for the forcibly displaced and stateless persons to enjoy civil, socio-economic and political rights, as well as access to services; (9) Country operations in the region are equipped with necessary operational processes, systems, tools and capacity to implement their strategies in adherence to UNHCR's policies and regulations, with empowered and supported workforce; (10) Country operations in the Southern Africa region are effectively and efficiently preparing for and responding to emergencies; (11) Country Operations in the Southern Africa region are supported and guided to transition to sustainable programming, through inclusion of refugees and IDPs into national development plans for Health & Nutrition, Food Security, Clean Energy, WASH and Shelter; (12) Operations in Southern Africa Region are supported and guided to leverage Cash-Based interventions for protection solutions, self-reliance and during emergencies; (13) Operations in Southern Africa region are supported to further develop and implement their people management strategy, and workforce planning capacities, support of staff welfare and occupational health and safety activities, local diversity and inclusion initiatives to support the workforce; (14) Operations in Southern Africa region are benefitting from strategic regional engagements and initiatives, and are supported in resource mobilization, partnership with development actors, inter-agency processes, strategic communication and reporting.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): UNHCR facilitates improved inclusive protection environment and durable solutions through providing strategic guidance, support and oversight to operations in Southern Africa. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Operations in Southen Africa region are supported and guided on ensuring that the voices of forcibily displaced and stateless persons of all ages, specifically forcibly displaced and stateless children, genders and diverse charaterristics contribute to their protection outcomes; (2) Operations in Southern Africa region are better equipped to promote prevention and solutions to statelessness, and benefit from regional engagement and initiatives for better identification and protection of stateless populations; (3) Operations in Southern Africa region are equipped to strengthen protection and support sustainable solutions to populations affected by internal displacement in line with UNHCR's IDP policy; (4) Operations in Southern Africa region are supported and guided to include refugees in the national systems for GBV response; (5) Operations in Southern Africa region benefit from guidance and support to facilitate safe and dignified voluntary return, resettlement opportunities and complementary pathways access to local solutions including through access to naturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency and other local solutions; (6) Operations in Southern Africa region benefit from regional engagements and initiatives to promote efficient and sustainable national asylum systems while making a strategic use of mandate RSD procedures to protect people seeking asylum including in the context of mixed and onward movements; (7) Country operations in the Southern Africa region are supported and guided in development and implementation of high quality MY strategies incorporating Focus Area Strategic Plans and Sustainable Programming, and all operations are supported and guided on implementation of internal control, fraud and mitigation and risk management and evaluation; (8) Operations in the Southern Africa region are supported and guided on the enhancement of data governance to enable reliable data and evidence for advocacy for the forcibly displaced and stateless persons to enjoy civil, socio-economic and political rights, as well as access to services; (9) Country operations in the region are equipped with necessary operational processes, systems, tools and capacity to implement their strategies in adherence to UNHCR's policies and regulations, with empowered and supported workforce; (10) Country operations in the Southern Africa region are effectively and efficiently preparing for and responding to emergencies; (11) Country Operations in the Southern Africa region are supported and guided to transition to sustainable programming, through inclusion of refugees and IDPs into national development plans for Health & Nutrition, Food Security, Clean Energy, WASH and Shelter; (12) Operations in Southern Africa Region are supported and guided to leverage Cash-Based interventions for protection solutions, self-reliance and during emergencies; (13) Operations in Southern Africa region are supported to further develop and implement their people management strategy, and workforce planning capacities, support of staff welfare and occupational health and safety activities, local diversity and inclusion initiatives to support the workforce; (14) Operations in Southern Africa region are benefitting from strategic regional engagements and initiatives, and are supported in resource mobilization, partnership with development actors, inter-agency processes, strategic communication and reporting.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): UNHCR facilitates improved inclusive protection environment and durable solutions through providing strategic guidance, support and oversight to operations in Southern Africa. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Operations in Southen Africa region are supported and guided on ensuring that the voices of forcibily displaced and stateless persons of all ages, specifically forcibly displaced and stateless children, genders and diverse charaterristics contribute to their protection outcomes; (2) Operations in Southern Africa region are better equipped to promote prevention and solutions to statelessness, and benefit from regional engagement and initiatives for better identification and protection of stateless populations; (3) Operations in Southern Africa region are equipped to strengthen protection and support sustainable solutions to populations affected by internal displacement in line with UNHCR's IDP policy; (4) Operations in Southern Africa region are supported and guided to include refugees in the national systems for GBV response; (5) Operations in Southern Africa region benefit from guidance and support to facilitate safe and dignified voluntary return, resettlement opportunities and complementary pathways access to local solutions including through access to naturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency and other local solutions; (6) Operations in Southern Africa region benefit from regional engagements and initiatives to promote efficient and sustainable national asylum systems while making a strategic use of mandate RSD procedures to protect people seeking asylum including in the context of mixed and onward movements; (7) Country operations in the Southern Africa region are supported and guided in development and implementation of high quality MY strategies incorporating Focus Area Strategic Plans and Sustainable Programming, and all operations are supported and guided on implementation of internal control, fraud and mitigation and risk management and evaluation; (8) Operations in the Southern Africa region are supported and guided on the enhancement of data governance to enable reliable data and evidence for advocacy for the forcibly displaced and stateless persons to enjoy civil, socio-economic and political rights, as well as access to services; (9) Country operations in the region are equipped with necessary operational processes, systems, tools and capacity to implement their strategies in adherence to UNHCR's policies and regulations, with empowered and supported workforce; (10) Country operations in the Southern Africa region are effectively and efficiently preparing for and responding to emergencies; (11) Country Operations in the Southern Africa region are supported and guided to transition to sustainable programming, through inclusion of refugees and IDPs into national development plans for Health & Nutrition, Food Security, Clean Energy, WASH and Shelter; (12) Operations in Southern Africa Region are supported and guided to leverage Cash-Based interventions for protection solutions, self-reliance and during emergencies; (13) Operations in Southern Africa region are supported to further develop and implement their people management strategy, and workforce planning capacities, support of staff welfare and occupational health and safety activities, local diversity and inclusion initiatives to support the workforce; (14) Operations in Southern Africa region are benefitting from strategic regional engagements and initiatives, and are supported in resource mobilization, partnership with development actors, inter-agency processes, strategic communication and reporting.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): UNHCR facilitates improved inclusive protection environment and durable solutions through providing strategic guidance, support and oversight to operations in Southern Africa. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Operations in Southen Africa region are supported and guided on ensuring that the voices of forcibily displaced and stateless persons of all ages, specifically forcibly displaced and stateless children, genders and diverse charaterristics contribute to their protection outcomes; (2) Operations in Southern Africa region are better equipped to promote prevention and solutions to statelessness, and benefit from regional engagement and initiatives for better identification and protection of stateless populations; (3) Operations in Southern Africa region are equipped to strengthen protection and support sustainable solutions to populations affected by internal displacement in line with UNHCR's IDP policy; (4) Operations in Southern Africa region are supported and guided to include refugees in the national systems for GBV response; (5) Operations in Southern Africa region benefit from guidance and support to facilitate safe and dignified voluntary return, resettlement opportunities and complementary pathways access to local solutions including through access to naturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency and other local solutions; (6) Operations in Southern Africa region benefit from regional engagements and initiatives to promote efficient and sustainable national asylum systems while making a strategic use of mandate RSD procedures to protect people seeking asylum including in the context of mixed and onward movements; (7) Country operations in the Southern Africa region are supported and guided in development and implementation of high quality MY strategies incorporating Focus Area Strategic Plans and Sustainable Programming, and all operations are supported and guided on implementation of internal control, fraud and mitigation and risk management and evaluation; (8) Operations in the Southern Africa region are supported and guided on the enhancement of data governance to enable reliable data and evidence for advocacy for the forcibly displaced and stateless persons to enjoy civil, socio-economic and political rights, as well as access to services; (9) Country operations in the region are equipped with necessary operational processes, systems, tools and capacity to implement their strategies in adherence to UNHCR's policies and regulations, with empowered and supported workforce; (10) Country operations in the Southern Africa region are effectively and efficiently preparing for and responding to emergencies; (11) Country Operations in the Southern Africa region are supported and guided to transition to sustainable programming, through inclusion of refugees and IDPs into national development plans for Health & Nutrition, Food Security, Clean Energy, WASH and Shelter; (12) Operations in Southern Africa Region are supported and guided to leverage Cash-Based interventions for protection solutions, self-reliance and during emergencies; (13) Operations in Southern Africa region are supported to further develop and implement their people management strategy, and workforce planning capacities, support of staff welfare and occupational health and safety activities, local diversity and inclusion initiatives to support the workforce; (14) Operations in Southern Africa region are benefitting from strategic regional engagements and initiatives, and are supported in resource mobilization, partnership with development actors, inter-agency processes, strategic communication and reporting.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAfricaPrétoria (BR)Pretoria (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau-25.7491 28.1962Relief co-ordination and support servicesMaterial relief assistance and servicesProtectionLogisticsHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationOperational Support and Supply ChainSystems and ProcessesPeople and CultureRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality10. Reduced inequalities17. Partnerships for the goals14249400210902Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida696703United States Department of State15620United States Department of State761975United States Department of State717370United States Department of State36814United States Department of State11405906Total direct expenditure for 20259094806Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-SA-ZAFMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)UNHCR's South Africa regional representation serves nine countries: Botswana, Comoros, Eswatini, Lesotho, Madagascar, Mauritius, Namibia, Seychelles, and South Africa. Together they host approximately 260,521 people of concern to UNHCR, 250,250 of whom are hosted in South Africa. Countries of origin of refugees and asylum-seekers include Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, South Sudan, Somalia, and Zimbabwe. In Botswana, 760 refugees and asylum-seekers live in the Dukwi Refugee camp located some 580 km from the capital Gaborone, managed by Botswana's Ministry of Defence, Justice and Security and supported by three UNHCR protection staff. A small number of the caseload is resident in the urban areas of Gaborone and Botswana's second-largest city, Francistown. Although many Zimbabweans returned voluntarily from Botswana last year, there has been a gradual increase in the population since April 2021 due to new arrivals – including onward movers - from the African Great Lakes region. In Namibia and Botswana, UNHCR worked with government counterparts on verification exercises for the 5,669 and 1,055 refugees and asylum-seekers in the respective countries to streamline population figures and ensure that refugees and asylum-seekers are correctly documented. Interest in voluntary repatriation is growing, and UNHCR has supported 394 people to return safely to their countries of origin from Botswana and South Africa since the start of the year. Ending statelessness, enhancing the protection environment, and strengthening partnerships are also priorities in the region. This activity shows details of the UNHCR South Africa regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Cette activité montre les détails de Afrique du Sud représentation régionale du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. La représentation comprend les activités au Botswana, en Namibie et en Afrique du Sud et couvre également sans présence les Comores, l’Eswatini, le Lesotho, Madagascar, Maurice et les Seychelles. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees, asylum seekers and Stateless Persons are able to enjoy international protection. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Countries under SAMCO coverage have protection-sensitive border mechanisms, allowing access to territory and asylum including those arriving in mixed movements, alongside the adoption of functional and inclusive registration and documentation procedures and systems for FDPs and stateless persons; (2) Asylum-seekers benefit from RSD procedures that are accessible, fair, efficient, adaptable and which have integrity; (3) Countries under SAMCO coverage have undertaken measures (legal reform, accesion, domestication, change of practices) to meet international standards in relation to asylum and stateless policies and laws; (4) FDPs and Stateless Persons benefit from protection services and legal assistance in a transparent and reliable way.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): FDPs have increased access to protection services through national systems. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) FDPs benefit from GBV prevention, mitigation and response through national systems and UNHCR interventions; (2) FDP children have increased protection from violence, abuse and exploitation through enhanced access to national systems and targeted UNHCR interventions; (3) Protection services for FDPs is enhanced by continuous community engagement and robust social cohesion initiatives; (4) FDPs in settlements, camps and urban settings have access to services which meet human basic needs through CBI, national structures or other interventions; (5) All FDPs have access to primary, secondary, and tertiary education through national systems and targeted UNHCR interventions.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): FDPs are empowered with social economic opportunities and have durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027 all forcibly displaced and stateless will be benefiting from increased national and development opportunities for self-reliance and livelihoods; (2) Refugees make fully informed decisions on voluntary return; (3) Multi-stakeholder approaches benefit refugees through improved resettlement, family reunification and complementary pathway procedures; (4) Strengthened local integration opportunities through enhanced legal framework and conducive environment.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada (Government of)European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsPrivate donorsUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseGaboroneGaboroneUNHCR Field Unit-24.6645 25.9250DukwiDukwiUNHCR Field Office-20.5929 26.4249MoroniMoroniUNHCR Field Unit-11.6961 43.2550MaseruMaseruUNHCR Field Unit-29.3050 27.4910AntananarivoUNHCR Field Unit-18.9105 47.5274WindhoekWindhoekUNHCR Field Unit-22.5752 17.1004OsireOsireUNHCR Field Office-21.0700 17.3650RunduRunduUNHCR Field Unit-17.9230 19.7530OshakatiOshakatiUNHCR Field Unit-17.7820 15.6930MbabaneMbabaneUNHCR Field Unit-26.3170 31.1430Cape TownCape TownUNHCR Field Office-33.9222 18.4208MusinaMusinaUNHCR Field Unit-22.3440 30.0420DurbanDurbanUNHCR Field Unit-29.7300 30.8267Pretoria (BMP)Pretoria (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office-25.7738 28.2379Material relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesEarly RecoveryChild ProtectionGender Based ViolenceProtectionEducationEmergency Shelter and NFIHumanitarian AssistanceVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationStatus DeterminationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysSafety and Access to JusticeCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsChild Protection Sexual and Gender-based ViolenceSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsProtection Policy and LawEducationWell-Being and Basic NeedsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions329792204640259321458Canada (Government of)1031876European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments139746European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments114119United States Department of State509628United States Department of State411988United States Department of State21143United States Department of State1558Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1523Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1755097Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors75841Canada (Government of)1488Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1431Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1407Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1613Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1449Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1339Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1580Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1460Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4295Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1472Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors399452Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental381879Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1499127Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO10926883Total direct expenditure for 202511760279Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableIntended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=LimitedBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not available2=Moderate2=Moderate1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive3=Limited3=Limited3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availablePreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=No0=No1=Yes1=Yes0=No0=No1=Yes0=No1=YesBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all4=Not at all2=Partially3=Limited3=Limited2=Partially3=Limited1=Fully2=Partially4=Not at allBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableXM-DAC-41121-2025-SA-ZMBHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en Zambie, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Zambia hosts over 105,000 refugees, asylum-seekers and others of concern. The majority of people of concern (POCs) are refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Burundi, as well as Angolan and former Rwandan refugees. They reside in the three designated refugee settlements of Mantapala, Meheba and Mayukwayukwa, as well as in Lusaka and other urban centres. UNHCR has four offices in Zambia, including a Representation Office in Lusaka, Field Offices in Solwezi and Kawambwa, and a Field Unit in Kaoma. UNHCR, working with Government line ministries, sister UN agencies and other partners, provides comprehensive response and solutions-oriented support in various sectors, including livelihoods, health, education, sports and self-reliance activities to POCs. Within the context of the Global Compact on Refugees (GCR) and the Comprehensive Refugee Response (CRR), UNHCR also advocates for the inclusion of refugees and their immediate hosts in the national service delivery system, applying the whole-of-society approach. In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, UNHCR has adapted work modalities to continue delivering protection and assistance to POCs in Zambia in close coordination with the Government of Zambia and other stakeholders. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Zambia for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced and stateless persons in Zambia enjoy improved international protection from strengthened laws, policies, and practices and non-discriminatory and inclusive essential social services and self-reliance opportunities. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Continued access to territory with quality reception and comprehensive registration-incl birth registration and legal identity documentation- that supports inclusion and self-reliance; (2) Zambia provides non-discriminatory access to a fair, efficient, and adaptable asylum procedure, (characterized by integrity and full access to legal remedies, with all processes well-documented in proGres v4); (3) By the end of 2028, the Government of Zambia adopted, amended, and aligned all relevant domestic laws pertaining to forcibly displaced and stateless individuals in line with international standards, thereby facilitating the implementation of comprehensive policies and action plans; (4) By the end of 2028, Zambia has strengthened legal and social frameworks that ensure forcibly displaced and stateless persons are protected from detention based on legal status, have increased access to GBV services and legal remedies, and receive inclusive child protection and psychosocial support; (5) Community engagement and empowerment mechanisms strengthened to facilitate forcibly displaced persons and their host communities to be less dependent on aid and more resilient to shocks; (6) New arrivals and targeted vulnerable persons have access to basic needs and essential services.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): 50% of forcibly displaced persons and their host communities achieve sustainable self-reliance and refugees and former refugees equipped to achieve durable solutions, incl. voluntary repatriation, resettlement or local solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced persons have equal access to economic rights for sustainable income supported by local development schemes; (2) UNHCR collaborates with partners to support voluntary and dignified return for all refugees expressing a desire to return; (3) The efficiency and scope of resettlement for forcibly displaced persons are substantially improved, with higher numbers of admissions through complementary pathways; (4) By the end of 2028, forcibly displaced persons and host communities show marked improvements in self-reliance and integration, evidenced by socio-economic resilience, long-term legal status, secure housing, access to the full cycle of education, primary healthcare, and inclusion in national social protection.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseKawambwaKawambwaUNHCR Field Office-9.7810 29.0830KawambwaKawambwaUNHCR National Office-9.7810 29.0830LusakaLusakaUNHCR Country Office-15.4170 28.2880LusakaLusakaUNHCR Multi-Country Office-15.4170 28.2880MayukwayukwaMayukwayukwaUNHCR Field Unit-14.5000 24.0000MehebaMehebaUNHCR Field Unit-12.4975 25.8816MporokosoMporokosoUNHCR Field Office-9.3870 30.1300Kaoma Kaoma UNHCR Field Office-14.7877 24.7986MonguMonguUNHCR Sub-Office-15.2775 23.1319NangweshiNangweshiUNHCR Field Unit-16.4330 23.3330KalaKalaUNHCR Field Unit-9.6898 29.0872SolweziSolweziUNHCR Field Office-12.1804 26.4006NchelengeUNHCR Field Unit-9.3479 28.7343BulawayoBulawayoUNHCR Field Office-20.1599 28.5802Material relief assistance and servicesEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawWell-Being and Basic NeedsStatus DeterminationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSafety and Access to JusticeLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsDemocratic Republic of the Congo Regional Refugee Response Plan 2025261261501205910Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida160360United States Department of State631067United States Department of State367762United States Department of State18873United States Department of State66107United States Department of State1151095Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental306428Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO87876Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO7642934Total direct expenditure for 20259893604Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all3=Limited3=Limited3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-SA-ZWEHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Zimbabwe pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats.UNHCR Zimbabwe provides protection and assistance to around 22,400 refugees and asylum-seekers and the communities hosting them. Most of the refugees reside in Tongogara Refugee Camp, in Manicaland province, southeastern Zimbabwe, while few of them live in urban areas, mainly in Harare. Approximately, 74% of the refugees and asylum-seekers registered by UNHCR are from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, while 11% come from Mozambique, 6% from Burundi, 5% from Rwanda, and 4% other nationalities. UNHCR Zimbabwe focuses on providing protection and finding durable solutions for refugees and asylum-seekers. Together with partners, the office in Harare and the one in Tongogara Refugee Camp work in the following areas: Protection Education Health Food Security and Nutrition Shelter and Core Relief Items Water and Sanitation Access to Energy Durable Solutions Community Empowerment and Self-Reliance Prevention and Reduction of Statelessness UNHCR Zimbabwe is grateful for the critical and generous support provided by donors who have contributed to UNHCR programmes with earmarked, softly earmarked and unearmarked funding. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Zimbabwe for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026 the government of Zimbabwe safeguards the principles of protection, access to territory and asylum, and the rights and dignity of forcibly displaced, IDPs and stateless persons. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026 GoZ provides friendly reception procedures and conditions ensuring asylum-seekers are able to enter the country without being returned; (2) By 2026 there is improved Government and partner capacities to provide joint individual assistance for acquisition or confirmation of nationality; (3) By 2026, forcibly displaced persons have access to efficient registration processes; (4) Comprehensive Solutions strategy is developed/ strengthened or updated for IDPs by 2026; (5) By 2026 there is improved access by asylum seekers and implementation of RSD procedures in line with refugee act and its regulations; (6) By 2026 risks related to detention is reduced and freedom of movement increased for forcibly displaced persons.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2026 forcibly displaced, IDPs and stateless persons and their host communities are fully included in the national socio-economic programmes, enjoy basic rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Comprehensive Solutions strategy is developed/ strengthened or updated for IDPs by 2024; (2) By 2024 there is improved access by asylum seekers and implementation of RSD procedures in line with refugee act and its regulations; (3) By 2026, forcibly displaced persons have access to protection services through reformed national protection framework; (4) By 2026 Tongogara Camp provides an integrated referral pathway supporting safe and survivor centered GBV procedures and coordination mechanism; (5) By 2026 refugee children benefit from strengthened protection mechanism and risk of violence, exploitation and abuse is timely identified; (6) By 2024 risks related to detention is reduced and freedom of movement increased for forcibly displaced persons; (7) By 2026 forcibly displaced persons including persons with specific needs can meet their basic needs in food /CRIs/ assistive devices; (8) By 2026 IDPs benefit from strengthened protection mechanisms and risk of violence, exploitation and abuse is timely identified; (9) By 2026 Shelter and infrastructure established, improved and maintained; (10) By 2026 forcibly displaced persons and their host communities have access to public health services (including primary, secondary, and tertiary care; HIV and reproductive health; and mental health); (11) By 2026 refugees and asylum seekers in TRS access safe water, sanitation and hygiene facilities; (12) By 2024, potential for Voluntary Repatriation is realized; (13) By 2024, potential for resettlement is realized.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2026, forcibly displaced, IDPs and stateless persons and their host communities have increased access to self-reliance in a protective environment. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026 forcibly displaced Community groups and outreach volunteers become more self-sufficient, organized and increased accountability to people with and for whom UNHCR works; (2) Improved socio-economic opportunities for forcibly displaced persons and host community learners by 2026; (3) By 2026 forcibly displaced persons and their host communities participate in sustainable self-reliance initiatives and local value chains (agro and non-agro-based).Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026 engagements on responses and solutions for forcibly displaced, IDPs and stateless persons and their host communities are strengthened through humanitarian-development peace alliances. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, potential for Voluntary Repatriation is realized; (2) By 2026, potential for resettlement is realized.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.España con ACNURUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseHarareHarareUNHCR Country Office-17.8280 31.0540HarareHarareUNHCR National Office-17.8280 31.0540TongogaraTongogaraUNHCR Field Office-20.3475 32.3286Basic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesMaterial relief assistance and servicesHealthEducationWater Sanitation HygieneChild ProtectionProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIGender Based ViolenceEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceHealthy Lives EducationClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneSustainable Housing and SettlementsVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSafety and Access to JusticeChild Protection Community Engagement and Women's EmpowermentResettlement and Complementary PathwaysStatus DeterminationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceWell-Being and Basic NeedsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsProtection Policy and LawRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions11279490103630United States Department of State339443United States Department of State228074United States Department of State11704United States Department of State252436España con ACNUR100000España con ACNUR100000España con ACNUR2881España con ACNUR501921Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental1884594Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO4093231Total direct expenditure for 20256489682Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-SAOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)This activity shows details of the UNHCR operations in Southern Africa for 2025 and future years including softly earmarked contributions.Cette activité montre les détails des opérations du HCR à l'Afrique australe pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris les financements affectés au niveau régional.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaPrivate donorsSouth Africa (Government of)UNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAfricaPrétoria (BR)Pretoria (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau-25.7491 28.1962Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesHumanitarian Assistance207Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors145495South Africa (Government of)208Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada184Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1100000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development157Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors190Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors193Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors146Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors194Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe164Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors192Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors197Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors199Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donorsThe activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-WCA-BFAHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Burkina Faso pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Burkina Faso faces a dire humanitarian crisis. According to the Government, over 2 million people are internally displaced. The country also hosts 38,000 refugees, mostly of Malian origin. The number of people in need of humanitarian assistance increased by 35% between 2022 to 2023, from 3.5 million to almost 4.7 million. UNHCR maintains a robust operational presence across the country, with seven offices and 160 staff members. In line with its mandate, UNHCR advocates for the inclusion of forcibly displaced and stateless persons in national systems and programmes, and collaborates with stakeholders such as the Government, UN agencies, development actors, NGOs, and civil society organizations, in line with its 2022-2025 Multi-Year Multi-Partner Strategy and localization agenda. UNHCR plays a key role in leading the Protection, Shelter and Core Relief Items and Management of Temporary Hosting Sites (Gestion de Sites d’Acceuil Temporaires – GSAT)/Camp Coordination and Camp Management clusters and co-chairs the Program Management Team of the UN Country Team. For the most recent population figures consult the Burkina Faso page on UNHCR operational data portal. Latest updates This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Burkina Faso for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For further details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2025 forcibly displaced and stateless persons of UNHCR will benefit from a favourable legal framework for the protection of their rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Access to efficient and quality asylum procedures is guaranteed to forcibly displaced and stateless persons to UNHCR througout the country; (2) Access to territory is guaranteed to Forcibly displaced and stateless personsn to UNHCR in need of international protection; (3) The national legal frameworks includes provisions on conventions to which the Government has committed.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Forcibly displaced and stateless persons to UNHCR benefit from civil registration and identity documents by 2026. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Internally displaced persons are registered on an individual basis; (2) People in international protection needs have access to asylum, registration and an identity document issued by the authorities; (3) The rate of unreported births and of forcibly displaced and stateless persons in lacking identification documents is reduced; (4) The rate of unreported births and of forcibly displaced and stateless persons in lacking identification documents is reduced.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2025 forcibly displaced and stateless persons are included in national services and programmes. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Protection of at-risk groups including children and people with disabilities is achieved; (2) Application of the country's child protection framework; (3) Community-based protection mechanisms are strengthened; (4) Temporary reception sites (developed sites, spontaneous sites, collective centers, reception areas for displaced persons) have a manager or are manned by a mobile mamangement team; (5) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons to UNHCR have access to national health services and programmes; (6) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons to UNHCR are included in the national education system; (7) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons UNHCR have access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene; (8) forcibly displaced and stateless persons to UNHCR and host communities enjoy economic rights.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Communities and local structures are independent and have the capacity to take the lead in emergency responses by 2026. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Referral and complaint mechanisms are put in place in sites and areas hosting internally displaced people; (2) The promotion of alternative (sustainable) energy and access to sustainable alternative energy sources for Forcibly displaced and stateless persons to UNHCR are ensured; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons to UNHCR are supported to access housing, Settlements and alternative to camps/sites.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): A comprehensive response to the needs of forcibly displaced and stateless persons to UNHCR and host communities is ensured through the promotion of durable solutions with the support of the Government by 2026. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) The voluntary return of people is carried out in dignity and security to ensure conditions for sustainable return and reintegration; (2) People in need have access to resettlement opportunities and complementary pathways; (3) The three dimensions of local integration (legal, economic and socio-cultural) in favour of the Forcibly displaced and stateless persons to UNHCR competence are ensured; (4) Donor relations and resource mobilization are strengthened.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustria (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeKing Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief CentreMastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgMonaco (Government of)Private donorsSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseOuagadougouOuagadougouUNHCR Country Office12.3630 -1.5300DoriDoriUNHCR Sub-Office14.0337 -0.0277Bobo-DioulassoBobo-DioulassoUNHCR Field Unit11.1781 -4.2918DjiboDjiboUNHCR Field Unit14.0993 -1.6268Gorom-GoromGorom-GoromUNHCR Field Unit14.4413 -0.2421KayaKayaUNHCR Sub-Office13.0780 -1.0810Ouahigouya Ouahigouya UNHCR Field Office13.5828 -2.4158Fada NgourmaUNHCR Field Office12.0622 0.3578Material relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducationHealthGender Based ViolenceLogisticsProtectionChild ProtectionWater Sanitation HygieneEmergency Shelter and NFIEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceStatus DeterminationAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsEducationHealthy Lives Sexual and Gender-based ViolenceWell-Being and Basic NeedsProtection Policy and LawOperational Support and Supply ChainChild Protection Local Integration and other Local SolutionsResettlement and Complementary PathwaysClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSustainable Housing and SettlementsVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationSystems and ProcessesSecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsBurkina Faso Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 2025110404143100447397200000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg1065000Germany - Federal Foreign Office100000Monaco (Government of)2071767United States Department of State437706United States Department of State1781906United States Department of State115547United States Department of State2273816United States Department of State19258United States Department of State3000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development201Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000Austria (Government of)66Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors35Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada200000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)7559357Mastercard Foundation58Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors57Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors58Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2325000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)219Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors176703Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000United States Department of State203Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors58Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors341200AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development128Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200000Monaco (Government of)128Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1700000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments852000Germany - Federal Foreign Office1000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan500000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg2000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development800000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg646666King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre385Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29601Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesPrivate donors58Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors59Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors999000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection110000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada59Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors222Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1815Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)1576200Germany - Federal Foreign Office57Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors446835Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)399Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors171616Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors57Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors58Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1090068Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental6738901Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO2904966Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO23663418Total direct expenditure for 202535351229Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsBaseline data is not availableLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-WCA-CAFHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en République centrafricaine pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".The leading causes of displacement in CAR are the military operations by the Central African Armed Forces (FACA) and their allies against non-state armed groups, as well as fear of abuses by parties to the conflict. Some populations perceive imminent fighting and move to safer areas as a precautionary measure. Successive reports in recent months have referred to the excessive use of force and continuing human rights violations and abuses. This includes conflict-related sexual violence, grave violations against children, military use of schools and hospitals, targeted abuses and stigmatization of ethnic and religious minorities, excessive use of force by all perpetrators, and numerous violations of the SOFA. In a country where the protection situation was already dire, the crisis exacerbated existing vulnerabilities, particularly among women and children, with an increase in gender-based violence. Approximately 37% of GBV incidents reported by UNHCR's protection monitoring were sexual in nature, and armed men perpetrated 50% of these. Several major protection threats and risks with direct protection impacts, including for women and children in CAR, will persist in 2022, with consequences for the scale of protection needs. The emergency response was an opportunity to deploy the new approach of the protection monitoring project. Due to limited humanitarian access, remote protection monitoring has been reinforced by a community-based approach involving community relays and key informants living in the communities. Community structures were also strengthened to support a community-based protection response. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in the Central African Republic for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2027, Forcibly Displaced Persons and Persons at risk of Statelessness including host communities enjoy their rights in line with national, regional and international legal instruments. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, forcibly displaced and host communities will have access to a more favorable protection environment; (2) By 2026, forcibly displaced and host community children will have access to effective protection services.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2027, Forcibly Displaced Persons, Persons at risk of Statelessness and Host Communities safely realize their basic rights, they live in dignity and improve their wellbeing. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, forcibly displaced and the stateless will have access to social and basic services; (2) Logistics, supply and resource mobilization services are service and protection oriented.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2027, Forcibly Displaced and Stateless persons are empowered they live in safe environments free from violence and exploitation and achieve their full potential. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, forcibly displaced people and their host communities will effectively address gender-based violence and other types of exploitation; (2) By 2026, forcibly displaced and host communities will respond to their own protection and assistance problems; (3) By 2026, forcibly displaced people and host communities will achieve self-reliance through strengthened livelihood support and economic inclusion.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2027, Forcibly Displaced, Persons at risk of Statelessness and Host Communities achieve durable solutions, and become self-reliant in an environment free from the risk of statelessness. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) The risk of statelessness reduces in the CAR; (2) By 2026, returnees and IDPs will enjoy a voluntary, safe and dignified return and reintegration into their communities of origin; (3) By 2026, refugees will have optimal access to third country and complementary solutions; (4) By 2026, refugees will achieve successful integration into CAR communities.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.African Development FundCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaChina (Government of)España con ACNUREuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeMastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanPrivate donorsSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UN PeacekeepingUN Pooled FundsUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations Joint Programme on HIV and AIDS Secretariat (UNAIDS)United Nations Peacebuilding FundUnited Nations World Food Programme (WFP)United States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBanguiBanguiUNHCR Country Office4.3670 18.5580BossangoaBossangoaUNHCR Field Office6.4833 17.4500MbokiMbokiUNHCR Field Office5.3200 25.9460Kaga BandoroKaga BandoroUNHCR Field Office7.0062 19.1796PaouaPaouaUNHCR Field Unit7.2434 16.4339Sam OuandjaSam OuandjaUNHCR Field Unit8.5304 23.2274BatalimoBatalimoUNHCR Field Office3.7023 18.4540ZémioZémioUNHCR Field Office5.0212 25.1238BouarBouarUNHCR Field Office5.9395 15.5801OboOboUNHCR Field Unit5.4015 26.4249BambariBambariUNHCR Field Office5.7664 20.6683BerberatiBerbératiUNHCR Field Unit4.2607 15.7912BriaBriaUNHCR Field Unit6.5508 21.9595BangassouUNHCR Field Office4.7389 22.8181MongoumbaUNHCR Field Office3.6279 18.5950BiraoUNHCR Field Unit10.2840 22.7870BambariUNHCR Field Unit5.7612 20.6700Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesLogisticsHealthGender Based ViolenceEmergency Shelter and NFIEducationWater Sanitation HygieneProtectionEarly RecoveryChild ProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceSafety and Access to JusticeAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationOperational Support and Supply ChainHealthy Lives Sexual and Gender-based ViolenceSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsSystems and ProcessesEducationProtection Policy and LawClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneChild Protection Well-Being and Basic NeedsSustainable Housing and SettlementsVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentStatus DeterminationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsRépublique Centrafricaine Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 202510747974311265658703000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1065000Germany - Federal Foreign Office69225Mastercard Foundation300000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan5756723United States Department of State743277United States Department of State1677España con ACNUR40906UN Peacekeeping708España con ACNUR748España con ACNUR650000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada200000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)7968551Mastercard Foundation51España con ACNUR270169Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs51España con ACNUR10España con ACNUR700001United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)22885United Nations Joint Programme on HIV and AIDS Secretariat (UNAIDS)86España con ACNUR1200000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments960896USA for UNHCR341287United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)3209600African Development Fund3515112China (Government of)1171500Germany - Federal Foreign Office500000Ministry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)400000United Nations Peacebuilding Fund597253United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)145000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada34364Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors169994UN Pooled Funds1682700Germany - Federal Foreign Office500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs1200000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)983697Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental5235160Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO3315898Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO21859292Total direct expenditure for 202528691722Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned3=Not yet alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all1=Fully2=Partially1=FullyXM-DAC-41121-2025-WCA-CIVHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de Côte d'Ivoire représentation regionale pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. La représentation regionale de la Côte d'Ivoire coordonne les activités au Bénin, en Côte d’Ivoire, au Ghana, au Libéria et au TogoSince 2012, armed conflict has escalated in the central Sahel, leading to a continuous increase in forced displacement. Currently, 2.8 million people are internally displaced across Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, countries which also host 411,190 refugees including those originating from the central Sahel. In recent years the deterioration of the security and humanitarian situation in Burkina Faso has generated refugee movements towards Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana and Togo. The number of asylum seekers arriving in the northern regions of these four countries, rose to 87,000 at the start of 2024, of which 89% were from Burkina Faso, the majority, women and children. The 2024 Gulf of Guinea Joint Response Plan led by WFP, UNICEF, UNHCR and IOM is a humanitarian response plan that interacts with existing development interventions in the northern regions of Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana and Togo. Its aim is to support national authorities to bridge the gap between humanitarian and development interventions by ensuring complementarity with development initiatives. The UNHCR Côte d'Ivoire regional representation coordinates activities in Benin, Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana, Liberia, and Togo. This activity shows details of the UNHCR Côte d'Ivoire regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseMaterial relief assistance and servicesProtectionEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIGender Based ViolenceHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysWell-Being and Basic NeedsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentStatus DeterminationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSexual and Gender-based ViolenceAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions574563163287644Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental1569763Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1183996Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO7299673Total direct expenditure for 202514263393Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=No0=NoLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignmentGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate2=Moderate1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availablePrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesBaseline data is not availablePrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBaseline data is not availableBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionBaseline data is not availablePreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=No0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyBaseline data is not availableXM-DAC-41121-2025-WCA-CMRMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de Cameroun représentation régionale du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Le représentation régionale du Cameroun coordonne les activités au Cameroun et au Gabon et couvre aussi, sans présence, la Guinée équatoriale et Sao Tomé-et-Principe. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Cameroon hosts about two million persons of concern to UNHCR, including one million internally displaced persons*, 460,000 refugees and asylum-seekers and 466,000 IDP returnees. The refugees are predominantly from the Central African Republic and Nigeria, while the internally displaced persons mainly come from Cameroon's Far North, North-West, and South-West regions. Most of the 332,000 CAR refugees reside in towns and villages in Cameroon's eastern façade, while nearly 120,000 Nigerian refugees live in Cameroon's Far North Region. 52% of the refugees are women and girls, and 55% are children. 51% of internally displaced persons are children. Cameroon regional representation covers Cameroon, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea and Sao Tome and Principe. UNHCR MCO Cameroon focuses on protection needs as well as providing documentation and promoting self-reliance for refugees and internally displaced persons. This activity shows details of the UNHCR Cameroon Multi-Country for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026 forcibly displaced and stateless persons are registered, documented, and benefit from a favorable protection environment. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced persons have access to asylum, registration and an identity document issued by the Government; (2) Forcibly displaced persons have access to a procedure that meets international standards; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless to UNHCR benefit from protection offered by international, regional and national legal instruments and frameworks adopted and promulgated by the government; (4) Women and young girls and boys are protected from all forms of violence and discrimination against them in all areas of public life. (UNSDCF); (5) The capacities of the social protection system are built to adequately address the needs of children, teenagers, youth, women and people left behind, with a view to reducing inequalities (UNSDCF); (6) Forcibly displaced and stateless to UNHCR have fair and equitable access to justice; (7) Increased access of children, teenagers, youth, especially girls, and vulnerable groups to inclusive quality education, including literacy training. (UNSDCF); (8) Interagency Coordination, External engagement and ressource mobilization strengthened and efficient to improve protection service delivery.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless persons access quality basic social services in an equitable and sustainable manner to realize their full human potential and enhance their social and economic well-being. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Population in need benefit from assistance appropriate to their situation allowing them to access basic social services of quality in an equitable and sustainable manner; (2) Population have access to housing appropriate to their displacement situation, within a framework that meets national standards including land use planning; (4) Increased equitable and sustainable access of children under five, pregnant and lactating women, teenagers, the elderly and vulnerable communities to safe, nutritious, adequate, and malnutrition prevention services; (5) Increased equitable and sustainable access of newborns, children, teenagers, women and men to quality health services for prevention and treatment (UNSDCF); (6) The capacities of the national health system are strengthened to provide essential, high-quality services to all, and respond effectively to emergencies and epidemics. (UNSDCF); (7) People we work for and with, as well as the host populations, have access to adequate hygiene, sanitation services, drinking water in quality and quantity; (8) Increased equitable and sustainable access of youth aged 15-35 to vocational training and learning opportunities, relevant to the productive sector.UNSDCF); (10) Logistics and supply optimized to serve operational needs.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless persons access quality basic social services in an equitable and sustainable manner to realize their full human potential and enhance their social and economic well-being. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (3) Institutional and community actors are equipped to design and implement inclusive, integrated and innovative actions to improve the state of the environment and biodiversity, and contribute to the fight against climate change.(UNSDCF); (9) Operations coordination and partnership management are strenghten to support solutions delivery.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2026, gaps in key socio-economic indicators are reduced and forcibly displaced persons and stateless, including women, girls and youth benefit from greater gender equality and empowerment. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Communities are mobilized to ensure gender equality and progress in the empowerment of young people, women, girls, and other vulnerable groups; (2) Community based approach is strengthened and effective in relevant locations; (3) Operations coordination and partnership management are strenghten to support solutions delivery.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2026, more people, forcibly displaced and stateless persons benefit equitably from increased opportunities in a green, diversified, transformative, resilient and inclusive economy that creates decent jobs in productive sectors. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Communities are mobilized to ensure gender equality and progress in the empowerment of young people, women, girls, and other vulnerable groups; (2) Community based approach is strengthened and effective in relevant locations; (3) Refugee and host community self-reliance is strengthened (GCR Outcome 2.2) through Promising value chains (plant, forest, animal and fishery) with high export potential are developed and promoted (UNSDCF); (4) Refugees are able to actively participate in the social and economic life of host countries (GCR Outcome 2.1); (5) Very small and medium-sized enterprises, cooperative societies and start-ups, led primarily by youth, women and vulnerable groups, have better access to inclusive financing mechanisms (UNSDCF).Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Expand access to third country solutions (GCR Objective 3). This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees have access to Resettlement and complementary pathways for admission to third countries (GCR Outcome 3.2; (2) Refugees in need have access to ressettlement opportunities in an increasing number of countries (GCR Outcome 3.1).Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026, conducive conditions in countries of origin will foster return in safety and dignity. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Refugees and IDPs are able to return and reintegrate socially and economically (GCR Outcome 4.2); (2) Refugees are able to localy integrate socially and economically.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.African Development FundCanada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeGermany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentJapan for UNHCRKing Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief CentrePrivate donorsSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UN Pooled FundsUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseYaoundé (BMP)Yaounde (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office3.8816 11.5116BanyoBanyoUNHCR Field Unit6.7502 11.8109MeigangaMeigangaUNHCR Field Office6.5215 14.2848BertouaBertouaUNHCR Sub-Office4.5730 13.6685KoussériKoussériUNHCR Field Office12.0877 15.0335GarouaGarouaUNHCR Sub-Office9.3220 13.4009MarouaMarouaUNHCR Sub-Office10.5956 14.3247BatouriBatouriUNHCR Field Office4.4333 14.3667DjohongDjohongUNHCR Field Unit6.8360 14.6955TouboroTouboroUNHCR Field Office7.7693 15.3471BueaUNHCR Field Office4.1550 9.2310BamendaUNHCR Field Office5.9600 10.1500DoualaDoualaUNHCR Field Unit4.0475 9.7064DoualaDoualaUNHCR Sub-Office4.0475 9.7064Libreville (BN)Libreville (NO)UNHCR National Office0.3920 9.4530TchibangaTchibangaUNHCR Field Unit-2.8573 11.0272FrancevilleFrancevilleUNHCR Field Unit-1.6316 13.6027Material relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEmergency Shelter and NFIGender Based ViolenceLogisticsChild ProtectionEducationEarly RecoveryHealthProtectionWater Sanitation HygieneHumanitarian AssistanceVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceSystems and ProcessesOperational Support and Supply ChainWell-Being and Basic NeedsLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsChild Protection Protection Policy and LawSafety and Access to JusticeEducationStatus DeterminationHealthy Lives Community Engagement and Women's EmpowermentExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationSustainable Housing and SettlementsSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsResettlement and Complementary PathwaysClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityRealizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsCameroon Humanitarian Response Plan 2025135701931137900351703007Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida1071250Germany - Federal Foreign Office590817Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development900000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection300000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1515747United States Department of State55804United States Department of State183822Japan for UNHCR84810UN Pooled Funds1469363United States Department of State1949667United States Department of State2165864United States Department of State1149360United States Department of State559España con ACNUR10000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)236España con ACNUR92208Canada (Government of)249España con ACNUR650000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada300000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)17España con ACNUR17Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors17España con ACNUR18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3España con ACNUR18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29España con ACNUR18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1370970African Development Fund18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors106500Germany - Federal Foreign Office10000000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments770529King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors30000000United States Department of State18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)19Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors450000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100079España con ACNUR18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors521850Germany - Federal Foreign Office18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors18Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors520336Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental5974115Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO2066854Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO23975093Total direct expenditure for 202528948518Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Baseline data is not availableTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationBaseline data is not availableResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=Partially3=LimitedXM-DAC-41121-2025-WCA-MLIHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Mali pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".At the end of 2020, Mali hosted over 49,000 refugees and asylum-seekers of various nationalities. Continued insecurity, climatic shocks and communal conflicts have generated the forced displacement of 333,000 persons. Since 2013, 85,000 Malian refugees have returned to the country. Although a spillover effect is observed in its neighbouring countries, Mali remains the epicentre of the protracted crisis in the Central Sahel. In 2020, the Government of Mali granted status to refugees from neighbouring Niger and Burkina Faso without individual status determination. UNHCR Mali continues to address the pressing needs and find durable solutions for forcibly displaced persons, mainly through voluntary return and reintegration of returnees, as well as local integration opportunities for refugees, when conditions permit. UNHCR Mali also focuses on asylum issues and supports the government by strengthening the legal and normative frameworks and enhancing its protection capacity in compliance with international protection standards. Aware of the need to better protect and assist internally displaced persons, the UN Refugee Agency continues to advocate for the domestication of the Kampala Convention for the Protection and Assistance of Internally Displaced Persons. It also promotes the participation of Malian refugees living in neighbouring countries in the upcoming 2022 general elections. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Mali for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless people enjoy a favorable protection environment. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, refugees, asylum-seekers benefit from national reception procedures supported by UNHCR; (2) Refugees & AS benefit from reception procedures; (3) By 2026, refugees, asylum-seekers benefit from national reception procedures supported by UNHCR.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless people enjoy their well-being and access to economic rights and quality basic services. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, people with and for whom UNHCR works have adequate access to well-being support and assistance; (2) By 2026, people with and for whom UNHCR works who are at heightened risk can meet their basic needs within six months of displacement; (3) By 2026, people for and with whom UNHCR works has sufficient access to energy; (4) By 2026, people with and for whom UNHCR works have access to adequate dwellings; (5) By 2026, health status of the population improved; (6) By 2026, partners' capacity on operations management, coordination and support strengthened and optimized; (7) By 2026, logistics and supply optimized to serve operational needs.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless people benefit from a wider range of empowerment and achieve gender equality within the local community. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, the risks of GBV are reduced, all survivors have adequate and timely access to quality services and GBV prevention programming effectively addresses root causes of GBV; (2) By 2026, people with and for whom UNHCR works have access to a wider range of solutions; (3) By 2026, people with and for whom UNHCR works have access to primary, secondary, and tertiary education; (4) By 2026, people with and for whom UNHCR have access to livelihood and economic inclusion activities.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless people enjoy access to durable solutions and naturalization. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, internally displaced persons have access to sustainable solutions; (2) By 2026, people with and for whom UNHCR works have the necessary information and resources to voluntarily return to their country of origin; (3) By 2026 people with and for whom UNHCR Serves have access to sustainable solutions; (4) By 2026, coordination and partnerships among stakeholders are strengthened.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaEducation Cannot WaitEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeMastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgPrivate donorsSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden for UNHCRUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseBamakoBamakoUNHCR Country Office12.6186 -7.9782GaoGaoUNHCR Sub-Office16.2750 -0.0520TombouctouTombouctouUNHCR Field Office16.7760 -3.0100KayesKayesUNHCR Field Unit14.4594 -11.4292MoptiMoptiUNHCR Sub-Office14.4832 -4.1830MenakaMenakaUNHCR Field Office15.9159 2.3903KoroUNHCR Field Unit14.0571 -3.0773Relief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesMaterial relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducationLogisticsEmergency Shelter and NFIGender Based ViolenceEarly RecoveryHealthProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationEducationOperational Support and Supply ChainCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentSexual and Gender-based ViolenceSystems and ProcessesHealthy Lives Sustainable Housing and SettlementsWell-Being and Basic NeedsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualitySecuring Solutions01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality08. Decent work and economic growth11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsMali Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 202586061062903616681065000Germany - Federal Foreign Office319500Germany - Federal Foreign Office750000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan3064156United States Department of State306774United States Department of State107349United States Department of State1662060United States Department of State97758United States Department of State52960United States Department of State16293United States Department of State152290United States Department of State2143976Education Cannot Wait10664833Mastercard Foundation3000000United States Department of State138Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors138Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors136Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors115020European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments136Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1300000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments745500Germany - Federal Foreign Office500000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)212950España con ACNUR (Public Sources)1398600European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection1300000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg141Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors138Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors143Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors55000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada138Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors9510Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesPrivate donors141Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors141Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1800710United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)1054350Germany - Federal Foreign Office181676España con ACNUR (Public Sources)139394Goods in-kind contribution of Shelter EquipmentSweden for UNHCR220435España con ACNUR (Public Sources)86047Goods in-kind contribution of Shelter EquipmentSweden for UNHCR1444260Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental1293549Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO4229087Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO21807551Total direct expenditure for 202528302994Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=LimitedBaseline data is not available3=Limited3=LimitedMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=Partially2=Partially2=Partially2=Partially2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-WCA-NERHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR en République du Niger pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Niger is the main country of asylum in West Africa, hosting an estimated 700,000 forcibly displaced people populations in search of international protection. They comprise 64% internally displaced persons (IDPs), 36% refugees, 7% asylum seekers and 5% returnees. Most refugees come from Nigeria (67%) and Mali (22%), but there are also some from Burkina Faso (9%), Sudan and Chad (2%). Niger is at the heart of a turbulent region where violent extremism has been on the rise since 2012 due to the increasing presence of non-state regional-based armed groups and cross-border incursions followed by military push-back operations. The complex scenario of the country is triggered by instability in the neighbouring Burkina Faso, Libya, Chad, Nigeria (including Boko Haram activities) and Mali, which has caused forced displacements towards Niger. A coup d’etat on 26 July 2023, ousting President Mohamadou Bazoum, attracted widespread condemnation and sanctions that have deepened already high levels of socio-economic vulnerability and political tensions in the country. UNHCR continues to closely monitor the situation of forcibly displaced people in the country in coordination with partners, and its operations continue without interruption. Tillaberi, Tahoua, Diffa and Maradi regions are most affected by frequent and preventive displacements within the country due to persistent terrorist threats. These large-scale displacements to and within the country are exacerbated by climate change and related hazards such as flooding and increasingly frequent droughts, which contribute to rural poverty (80% of the population depends on agriculture) and worsen issues with public service delivery. UNHCR work in Niger focuses on using community-based, and NEXUX approaches to providing holistic assistance and comprehensive protection and solutions for forcibly displaced people, with particular attention on women, children and other persons with specific needs. Urbanization projects and livelihood opportunities strengthen protection, resilience and peaceful cohabitation between both forcibly displaced and host communities. Niger is also the first country to establish an Emergency Transit Mechanism (ETM) for refugees evacuated from Libya. Niger is a party to the most relevant international and regional legal instruments protecting refugees, IDPs, and stateless persons, and in 2023 is going to be co-convenor of the Global Refugee Forum. The situation in Niger remains fluid after the 26 July 2023 military coup. UNHCR continues to closely monitor the forcibly displaced people in the country in coordination with partners, and its operations continue without interruption. The office has reviewed its business continuity plan to ensure the delivery of essential services should the situation deteriorate. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in the Republic of Niger for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2025, forcibly displaced populations and persons at risk of statelessness benefit from an enabling environment of protection and access to basic human rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, systems and mechanisms in place support asylum-seekers' access to territory and the systematic registration and documentation of people with and for whom UNHCR works; (2) By 2025, all asylum-seekers and refugees have access to fair and efficient refugee status determination procedures; (3) By 2025, normative frameworks enable forcibly displaced people to enjoy and fulfil their rights; (4) By 2025, prevention mechanisms are improved and all survivors of gender-based violence have safe and adequate access to gender-based violence services and receive a comprehensive response that meets their needs; (5) By 2025, child protection is strengthened through improved access to social services, response mechanisms to the violation of children's rights and interventions responding to their needs, including Best Interest Determination (BID) procedures for separated and unaccompanied children; (6) By 2025, the justice system ensures that those who need access to fair and effective legal assistance, the rights of persons in detention are respected and they receive assistance and protection according to their needs; (7) By 2025, systems and processes can facilitate coordination and response to needs; (8) By 2025, supply chain mechanisms and processes can streamline and facilitate the operational needs of UNHCR in Niger; (9) By 2025, strategic commitments and advocacy can be maintained and continued.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2025, forcibly displaced populations receive better services and have a better quality of life. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, forcibly displaced people will have access to food security and basic emergency items (core relief items); (2) By 2025, forcibly displaced people have access to adequate shelter, as part of the local integration program. Social housing is made available to the refugees, displaced, and vulnerable community; (3) By 2025, forcibly displaced people have access to quality health, mental health, reproductive health/HIV and nutrition services. ; (4) By 2025, forcibly displaced people have access to national education systems whose quality is supported by a network of international partners that UNHCR promotes; (5) By 2025, forcibly displaced people have adequate quantity and quality of water and sanitation services; (6) By 2025, systems and processes will enable needs-based resource allocation, implementation and monitoring according to standards and facilitate the identification and management of risk and fraud cases.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2025, forcibly displaced populations have improved their capacities and livelihoods to become self-reliant. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, the socioeconomic inclusion mechanisms in place promote the peaceful coexistence, leadership and participation of women and youth; (2) By 2025, forcibly displaced people have access to financial services that are facilitated for refugee entrepreneurs; (3) By 2025, systems and processes will be able to allocate resources according to need, implement and monitor according to standards, and facilitate the identification and management of risk and fraud cases.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2025, refugees, asylum-seekers and internally displaced persons have access to comprehensive durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2025, refugees and internally displaced persons who opt for free and voluntary repatriation in dignity and safety benefit from sustainable reintegration; (2) By 2025, the resettlement program and complementary pathways are consolidated and optimized and meet submission targets; (3) By 2025, a comprehensive local integration plan is developed and operationalized jointly with Niger authorities. Advocacy on integration is conducted, including naturalization in some cases. ; (4) By 2025, systems and processes will be able to allocate resources according to need, implement and monitor according to standards, and facilitate the identification and management of risk and fraud cases.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeItaly (Government of)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgMonaco (Government of)Private donorsRepublic of KoreaSpain (Government of)Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseNiameyNiameyUNHCR Country Office13.5160 2.1180TahouaTahouaUNHCR Sub-Office14.8906 5.2659AbalaAbalaUNHCR Field Unit14.9277 3.4337DiffaDiffaUNHCR Sub-Office13.3150 12.6176TchintabaradenUNHCR Field Unit15.9026 5.8028TeraUNHCR Field Unit14.0036 0.7603AgadezAgadezUNHCR Sub-Office16.9700 7.9800OuallamOuallamUNHCR Field Unit14.3181 2.0899TillabériTillabériUNHCR Sub-Office14.2087 1.4555ZinderZinderUNHCR Sub-Office13.8000 8.9797MaradiMaradiUNHCR Sub-Office13.4939 7.1070MadaouaUNHCR Field Unit14.0669 5.9569Niamey (FO)Niamey (FO)Niamey (FO)UNHCR Field Office13.5160 2.1180Material relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEmergency Shelter and NFIProtectionGender Based ViolenceChild ProtectionEarly RecoveryEducationLogisticsHealthWater Sanitation HygieneHumanitarian AssistanceVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysSexual and Gender-based ViolenceSustainable Housing and SettlementsProtection Policy and LawChild Protection Well-Being and Basic NeedsLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSafety and Access to JusticeEducationSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentStatus DeterminationOperational Support and Supply ChainSystems and ProcessesHealthy Lives Clean Water, Sanitation and HygieneExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualitySecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsNiger Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 2025137975106100939447200000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg1171500Germany - Federal Foreign Office106500Germany - Federal Foreign Office758000Republic of Korea2542000Republic of Korea300000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)100000Monaco (Government of)1470000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan1960519United States Department of State381977United States Department of State3836820United States Department of State128137United States Department of State2071191United States Department of State21356United States Department of State200000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development57Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1757322Italy (Government of)173764Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000United States Department of State23Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200000Monaco (Government of)1302065AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development250000Spain (Government of)300000Monaco (Government of)852000Germany - Federal Foreign Office350000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg500000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)2000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development1800000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg1000001United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)180000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada2055450Germany - Federal Foreign Office671241Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office1500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development2500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development1434229Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental10265010Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1676596Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO37035453Total direct expenditure for 202546190567Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet alignedBaseline data is not available2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet alignedBaseline data is not available2=Progressing towards alignment2=Progressing towards alignmentGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsBaseline data is not availableSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=LimitedBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not availableBaseline data is not available1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=Partially4=Not at all2=PartiallyXM-DAC-41121-2025-WCA-NGAHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Nigéria pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".As of June 2022, there were 3.1 million internally displaced persons in Nigeria, forced to flee their homes in the North-East due to over a decade of insurgency and conflict. They flee the farmer-herder conflict and banditry in other parts of the country. Nigeria is also home to over 85,000 refugees and asylum-seekers. Most refugees – some 78,000 women, men and children - fled violence in Cameroon. With UNHCR’s support, Nigeria is a generous host allowing refugees to move freely and work legally. They receive primary health care like nationals, and their children can go to local schools. The government also provided land for refugee settlements. UNHCR’s work for IDPs in Nigeria focuses on protection, shelter, non-food items such as blankets as part of the joint humanitarian response. UNHCR Nigeria also provides livelihoods support for self-reliance, cash assistance, apart from supporting water, sanitation, health and education as priority areas. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Nigeria for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): 1. By 2025, affected populations enjoy a favourable protection environment and access to basic human rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 1.3. By 2025, quality of data of forcibly displaced people is improved; (2) 1.4. By 2025 access to territory and individual registration is improved; (3) 1.8. By 2025, institutions are able to issue civil documentation to forcibly displaced people; (4) 1.1. By 2025, the efficiency and quality of status determination processes is improved; (5) 1.10. By 2025, implementation of the National Action Plan for eradication of statelessness is improved; (6) 1.9. By 2025, policy framework is improved to enable better access to protection services; (7) 1.6. By 2025, best interest determination processes and community-based child protection structures are improved and effective in line with national standards; (8) 1.2. By 2025, access to legal assistance and legal remedies is improved; (9) 1.5. By 2025, forcibly displaced people have better access to justice and freedom from arbitrary arrests; (10) 1.11. By 2025, UNHCR engagement in mixed movements is strengthened; (11) 1.7. By 2025, use of resettlement as a protection tool is strengthened.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): 2. By 2025, refugees, asylum seekers, internally displaced persons and returnees receive improved services and have improved quality of life. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 2.5. By 2025, food security status of forcibly displaced people is improved; (2) 2.6. By 2025, forcibly displaced people have improved living conditions; (3) 2.7. By 2025, forcibly displace people can access habitable and affordable housing; (4) 2.2. By 2025, refugees have improved access to health services; (5) 2.3. By 2025, refugees to UNHCR enjoy minimum standards of nutrition; (6) 2.1. By 2025, access to primary and secondary national education systems is improved; (7) 2.4. By 2025, refugees to UNHCR have access to improved WASH services; (8) 2.8. By 2025, resources are mobilized in line with needs and response priorities and results are appropriately communicated; (9) 2.9. By 2025, UNHCR supply chain and operational support is timely and effective.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): 3. By 2025, affected populations have improved capacity and livelihoods to achieve self-reliance. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 3.1. By 2025, gender-based violence response services are available and accessible to forcibly displaced people, and follow clear standard operating procedures; (2) 3.2. By 2025, number of gender community structures is increased and their capacity improved; (3) 3.3. By 2025, socioeconomic situation of forcibly displaced people is improved.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): 4. By 2025, refugees, asylum seekers, internally displaced persons and returnees have better access to comprehensive durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) 4.2. By 2025, systems for coordination, leadership and governance are improved; (2) 4.3. By 2025, systems for coordination, leadership and governance are improved; (3) 4.1. By 2025, conditions in areas of origin allow for return in safety and dignity and UNHCR is supporting an increasing number of internally displaced people and refugees opting for voluntary return; (4) 4.4. By 2025, Forcibly displace people to UNHCR are integrated in the national social protection system; (5) 4.5. By 2025, implementation of the Global Compact on Refugees framework is improved.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia for UNHCRCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPrivate donorsSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)UK for UNHCRUN Pooled FundsUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseLagosLagosUNHCR Field Unit6.4436 3.4104MaiduguriMaiduguriUNHCR Sub-Office11.8138 13.1346JalingoJalingoUNHCR Field Office8.8955 11.3889AbujaAbujaUNHCR Country Office9.0580 7.5273BauchiBauchiUNHCR Sub-Office10.3186 9.8228DamaturuDamaturuUNHCR Field Unit11.8332 12.0143MakurdiMakurdiUNHCR Field Unit7.7386 8.5204YolaYolaUNHCR Field Office9.2444 12.4509CalabarCalabarUNHCR Field Unit4.9589 8.3269IkomIkomUNHCR Field Office5.9676 8.7061AdikpoAdikpoUNHCR Field Office6.9046 9.2367OgojaOgojaUNHCR Sub-Office6.6448 8.7941BamaBamaUNHCR Field Unit11.5205 13.6879NgalaNgalaUNHCR Field Unit12.3521 14.1704MongunoMongunoUNHCR Field Unit12.6848 13.6172BankiBankiUNHCR Field Unit11.2998 14.1222MubiMubiUNHCR Field Unit10.2650 13.2537Gwoza/PulkaGwoza/PulkaUNHCR Field Unit11.0897 13.6884GembuGembuUNHCR Field Unit6.7208 11.2569TakumUNHCR Field Office7.2643 9.9812TakumUNHCR Field Unit7.2643 9.9812SokotoUNHCR Field Unit13.0781 5.2236BeninUNHCR Field Unit6.3169 5.6404DamasakUNHCR Field Unit13.1026 12.5101DikwaUNHCR Field Unit12.0389 13.9122KanoUNHCR Field Office11.9915 8.5300PulkaUNHCR Field Unit11.2231 13.7810KatsinaUNHCR Field Unit13.0075 7.6371Material relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesGender Based ViolenceEducationHealthProtectionEarly RecoveryEmergency Shelter and NFIChild ProtectionWater Sanitation HygieneLogisticsHumanitarian AssistanceLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsSafety and Access to JusticeAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationStatus DeterminationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentEducationHealthy Lives Sustainable Housing and SettlementsWell-Being and Basic NeedsProtection Policy and LawChild Protection Self Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsResettlement and Complementary PathwaysClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneOperational Support and Supply ChainVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualitySecuring Solutions01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutionsNigeria Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025111245052833487051065000Germany - Federal Foreign Office250000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1110426United States Department of State1307283United States Department of State1482372United States Department of State409625United States Department of State1891997United States Department of State498296United States Department of State272170España con ACNUR120Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3600000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments101Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1920860Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1859Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1005Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors120UK for UNHCR698Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1423Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors800000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection20UK for UNHCR123Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10UK for UNHCR723Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)76Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe28Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2UK for UNHCR64Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors7942España con ACNUR80Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors6809Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors292000UN Pooled Funds70Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors46951Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs111370Australia for UNHCR170Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors60316Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors168165España con ACNUR101Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors140426Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors63Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors46929Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors40000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada2UK for UNHCR23460Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4756Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4200054OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds1524Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1222Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors999000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection85Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors374Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors244950Germany - Federal Foreign Office60Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors444Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors58Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors416Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors64Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors416Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors69Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors253Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1076735Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental65275Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO4088806Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO17978292Total direct expenditure for 202523812826Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive1=Extensive2=Moderate2=ModerateMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionBaseline data is not availablePreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=YesNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all2=PartiallyBaseline data is not availableXM-DAC-41121-2025-WCA-SENMCOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de Sénégal représentation régionale du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Le représentation régionale du Sénégal coordonne les activités au Sénégal et couvre également sans présence, le Cap-Vert, la Gambie, la Guinée, la Guinée-Bissau et la Sierra Leone. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".This activity shows details of the UNHCR Senegal regional representation for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. The Senegal regional representation coordinates activities in Senegal and also covers without a presence Cabo Verde, the Gambia, Guinea, Guinea Bissau and Sierra Leone. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By the end of 2026 the forcibly displaced, stateless (and persons with undetermined nationality), in the MCO countries enjoy their rights through reinforced protection systems. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By the end of 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless persons (and persons with undetermined nationality) have access to enhanced protection systems in all MCO countries, while ensuring that adequate levels of emergency preparedness are in place in countries considered at risk; (2) By the end of 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless persons (as well as persons with undetermined nationality) have access to basic rights and social services in all countries under MCO’s purview.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By the end of 2026 forcibly displaced persons in MCO Countries achieve viable durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced persons have access to dignified and secure voluntary repatriation; (2) Forcibly displaced persons at heightened risk have access to an effective resettlement system; (3) Forcibly displaced persons have access to an effective naturalization and/or long term alternative legal solutions.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseConakry (BN)Conakry (NO)UNHCR National Office9.5345 -13.6722ForecariahForecariahUNHCR Field Unit9.4271 -13.0808GueckedouGueckedouUNHCR Field Unit8.5555 -10.1195MacentaMacentaUNHCR Field Unit8.5402 -9.4889NzerekoreN'zérékoréUNHCR Field Office7.7376 -8.8213KissidougouKissidougouUNHCR Field Unit9.1874 -10.1126AlbadariaAlbadariaUNHCR Field Unit9.5466 -10.0966DabolaDabolaUNHCR Field Unit10.7482 -11.1088Banjul**Banjul**UNHCR National Office13.4580 -16.5890Bissau**Bissau**UNHCR National Office11.8573 -15.5893Saint LouisSaint LouisUNHCR Field Unit16.0240 -16.4900PodorPodorUNHCR Field Unit16.6177 -15.0410Richard TollRichard TollUNHCR Field Unit16.4672 -15.6858OurossoguiOurossoguiUNHCR Field Office15.6186 -13.3244Dakar (BMP)Dakar (MCO)UNHCR Multi-Country Office14.7294 -17.4639FreetownFreetownUNHCR Country Office8.4840 -13.2340KenemaKenemaUNHCR Field Office7.8900 -11.1870KambiaKambiaUNHCR Field Unit9.1231 -12.9167BoBoUNHCR Field Unit7.9681 -11.7344LungiLungiUNHCR Field Unit8.6595 -13.2419KoiduKoiduUNHCR Field Unit8.4340 -10.8520KailahunKailahunUNHCR Field Unit8.2745 -10.5785DaruDaruUNHCR Field Unit7.9890 -10.8361ZimmiZimmiUNHCR Field Unit7.3173 -11.3048Material relief assistance and servicesEarly RecoveryProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceProtection Policy and LawResettlement and Complementary PathwaysLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationSecuring SolutionsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments10. Reduced inequalities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions1453010041262United States Department of State315795United States Department of State351179United States Department of State77656United States Department of State89108United States Department of State787016Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental1260771Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO183164Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO2738721Total direct expenditure for 20254885484Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-WCA-TCDHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails de l'opération du HCR au Tchad pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements, les dépenses et les résultats. Pour plus de détails sur les objectifs de cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Strategy".Chad hosts more than one million forcibly displaced people, including 580,000 refugees from conflicts in neighbouring Sudan, the Central African Republic and Cameroon. More than 125,000 refugees and asylum seekers from the Central African Republic have fled to Chad escaping different waves of violence since 2005. Chad is one of the largest operations in the region. With the support of other UN agencies and 40 non-governmental organizations, UNHCR leads and coordinates the refugee response in support of the Government of Chad. UNHCR provides emergency shelter, core relief items and humanitarian assistance. We work with different partners to improve water and sanitation conditions and ensure that refugees have access to education and healthcare. This activity shows details of the UNHCR operation in Chad for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding, expenditure and results. For specific details on the objectives of this operation, please use the document link "Strategy".Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2028, forcibly displaced persons and persons at risk of statelessness fully enjoy their rights, including access to asylum, freedom of movement, documentation and justice, leading to achievement of dignity and fundamental freedoms. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Enhancing border monitoring and capacity-building initiatives for relevant authorities and stakeholders to facilitate access to territory and asylum, particularly in the context of mixed movements; (2) The refugee status determination (RSD) mechanisms and procedures adhere to international standards for asylum-seekers in Chad; (3) Preventing statelessness by strengthening the international protection of people at risk of statelessness through advocacy for the domestication of international legal instruments relating to statelessness; (4) Forcibly displaced people will benefit from prevention and GBV risk reduction actions and have access to quality multi-sectoral care services; (5) Children experiencing forced displacement are secure and able to exercise their rights; (6) Strengthening the international protection environment for forcibly displaced persons through advocacy for the adoption and dissemination of relevant national legal instruments.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): By 2028, living conditions of forcibly displaced persons and persons at risk of statelessness in Chad, including host communities, are improved through safe and equitable access to basic services, including state public services. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Strengthen the dignity of displaced populations in Chad by optimizing cash-based interventions and fostering environmental sustainability; (2) Forcibly displaced persons live in safe, dignified, and sustainable accommodations; (3) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have access to quality comprehensive healthcare services and are integrated into the national health system; (4) Access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene is sustainably enhanced in refugee-hosting areas through the construction and rehabilitation of water and sanitation systems/infrastructures, strengthened water governance frameworks, and improved resilience of local communities; (5) Timely procurement of essential goods and services, combined with robust monitoring, evaluation, and operational support, ensures the provision of lifesaving assistance to forcibly displaced and stateless persons, addressing their critical needs effectively and securely.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2028, forcibly displaced persons are empowered to meet their needs with dignity and resilience, marking a significant milestone in their journey towards sustainable self-sufficiency. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) The capacities of communities affected by forced displacement will be strengthened on community engagement, involvement and participation in their protection, empowerment and peaceful cohabitation; (2) School enrollment and attendance rates rise, ensuring access to quality education for all students; (3) Forcibly displaced persons have reached a level of resilience that ensures dignified and sustainable living conditions.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2028, lives of forcibly displaced persons and persons at risk of statelessness are transformed through resettlement, repatriation, local integration and statelessness prevention, promoting equitable service access and long-term societal stability. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Reinforce compliance, monitoring, and operational support by strengthening adherence to policies and regulations, ensuring continuous oversight of activities and performance, and providing practical support to improve efficiency, accountability, and effective service delivery across operations; (2) Forcibly displaced persons live in safe, dignified, and sustainable accommodations; (3) Refugees who have expressed their intention to return are voluntarily repatriated with dignity and security; (4) Ensuring the secure establishment of resettlement programs and complementary pathways for forcibly displaced persons; (5) Forcibly displaced persons have access to local solutions; (6) Enhance coordination with external stakeholders to foster increased resource mobilization and collaboration for sustainable refugee and displacement solutions.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. For specific details on the populations supported in this operation, please use the document link "Populations".Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Pour des précisions sur les populations soutenu dans cette opération, merci d'utiliser le lien document "Populations".المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةUNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustralia for UNHCRCanada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaCzechia (Government of)Education Cannot WaitEspaña con ACNUREspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - International PartnershipsEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeGermany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentGreece - Ministry of Foreign AffairsGrundfos FoundationIKEA FoundationIslamic Development BankJapan for UNHCRKuwait (Government of)Mastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPortugal com ACNURPrivate donorsSweden (Government of)Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUK for UNHCRUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)United States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseMoundouMoundouUNHCR Field Unit8.5500 16.0920N'DjamenaN'DjamenaUNHCR Country Office12.0924 15.0588GoreGoréUNHCR Sub-Office7.9342 16.6394DanamadjiDanamadjiUNHCR Field Unit8.7431 18.5535IribaIribaUNHCR Field Office15.1269 22.2478IribaIribaUNHCR Sub-Office15.1269 22.2478MaroMaroUNHCR Field Office8.4222 18.7894AbéchéAbéchéUNHCR Field Office13.8442 20.8366AdréAdréUNHCR Field Unit13.4620 22.1945FarchanaFarchanaUNHCR Field Office13.5783 21.8251FarchanaFarchanaUNHCR Sub-Office13.5783 21.8251GuérédaGuérédaUNHCR Field Office14.5125 22.0884GuérédaGuérédaUNHCR Field Unit14.5125 22.0884Goz BeïdaGoz BeïdaUNHCR Sub-Office12.2199 21.4215Koukou - AngaranaKoukou - AngaranaUNHCR Field Office12.0045 21.7029BahaiBahaiUNHCR Field Office15.5489 22.9178BiltineBiltineUNHCR Field Unit14.5339 20.9230Am LeyounaAm LeyounaUNHCR Field Office13.7558 21.3556HarazeHarazeUNHCR Field Unit9.9490 20.9053AmdjaAmdjaUNHCR Field Office9.8333 16.0500AmdjarassAmdjarassUNHCR Field Office16.0735 22.8340AmdjarassAmdjarassUNHCR Field Unit16.0735 22.8340Bir NahalBir NahalUNHCR Field Office11.0796 22.7881Baga-SolaBagassolaUNHCR Field Office13.5323 14.3286Baga-SolaBagassolaUNHCR Sub-Office13.5323 14.3286MoissalaMoissalaUNHCR Field Office8.3645 17.7608Hadjar HadidHadjar HadidUNHCR Field Office13.4407 21.6642Hadjar HadidHadjar HadidUNHCR Field Unit13.4407 21.6642DahaDahaUNHCR Field Unit9.2162 20.4654Faya-LargeauFaya-LargeauUNHCR Field Unit17.9301 19.1203BolUNHCR Field Unit13.4674 14.7133N'Djamena (FO)UNHCR Field Office12.0924 15.0588Education in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesMaterial relief assistance and servicesRelief co-ordination and support servicesEducationHealthWater Sanitation HygieneGender Based ViolenceEmergency Shelter and NFIChild ProtectionEarly RecoveryProtectionLogisticsHumanitarian AssistanceEducationHealthy Lives Self Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSexual and Gender-based ViolenceProtection Policy and LawCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentVoluntary Repatriation and Sustainable ReintegrationChild Protection Local Integration and other Local SolutionsSustainable Housing and SettlementsWell-Being and Basic NeedsOperational Support and Supply ChainSafety and Access to JusticeResettlement and Complementary PathwaysExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationStatus DeterminationSecuring SolutionsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityAttaining Favorable Protection Environments01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goalsTchad Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 20254093869163526503272000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)150000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg12850Canada (Government of)3870000Germany - Federal Foreign Office50000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1384500Germany - Federal Foreign Office1650001Germany - Federal Foreign Office174578European Commission - International Partnerships692823European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection798134European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments5494500European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection249650Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors7000000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments1935000Germany - Federal Foreign Office2000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan21052873United States Department of State3547127United States Department of State5287458United States Department of State55644España con ACNUR (Public Sources)1326417España con ACNUR (Public Sources)13500España con ACNUR200000USA for UNHCR1212Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors84733Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors35000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1050000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada17Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29806Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors236886Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (New)España con ACNUR3000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)2000000Grundfos Foundation97380Services in-kind contribution of Logistics ServicesSwitzerland for UNHCR4221Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors58708Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors213000United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)2350000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments5000000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada1000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)29804954Mastercard Foundation5194804European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection67706Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (Used)Private donors17269Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors77675Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors105000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)3000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs1000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development329547Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (Used)Private donors4251Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1057095Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11288711European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection50UK for UNHCR100100USA for UNHCR4500001United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)1246Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors18701Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000000Islamic Development Bank4000000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office50000Switzerland for UNHCR50000Switzerland for UNHCR691419Goods in-kind contribution of Clothing (Used)Private donors113330Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)Private donors79944Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors7809Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors164430Services in-kind contribution of Logistics ServicesSwitzerland for UNHCR105000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)3293078United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)10000000United States Department of State273361United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)213000United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)965000USA for UNHCR116Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2984Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors148000United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)613136España con ACNUR168Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3496Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000Education Cannot Wait238345Services in-kind contribution of Logistics ServicesSwitzerland for UNHCR3200000Kuwait (Government of)356735AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development1317638España con ACNUR1330Portugal com ACNUR166Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3149Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100000Greece - Ministry of Foreign Affairs3000000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments263451Services in-kind contribution of OtherSweden (Government of)12500000Czechia (Government of)1135281España con ACNUR14567Portugal com ACNUR114Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors151080Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5000000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office3000000Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development2000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office1000000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)498395722Japan for UNHCR4000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)1000000Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan38574Goods in-kind contribution of WASHEuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection5877109European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments3000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development1989555España con ACNUR27084Portugal com ACNUR99303Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)Private donors117Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2240156Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors52902España con ACNUR3000España con ACNUR3735Portugal com ACNUR115Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors46052Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors31000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)17281España con ACNUR554Portugal com ACNUR1119Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors59190Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors548000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada5875España con ACNUR189Portugal com ACNUR115Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors742926Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors20146999OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds3268España con ACNUR117Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors184036Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors75000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)50000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)1285España con ACNUR234Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors119052Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors211478Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesSwitzerland for UNHCR10989000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection3200325Germany - Federal Foreign Office1176España con ACNUR114Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors84140Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors70000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)35000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)816España con ACNUR30000España con ACNUR114Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors7228Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors70000España con ACNUR (Public Sources)500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs9000Australia for UNHCR571España con ACNUR115Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors12317Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3999996IKEA Foundation1000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office15000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1500000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development3000España con ACNUR151Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5561Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3000000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development2189216Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental40862244Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO15850589Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO193357Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral92320775Total direct expenditure for 2025145139556Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.Intended changes in the enjoyment of rights for forcibly displaced and state-less persons as a result of increasingly favourable protection conditions, including due to changes in law and policy in areas such as access to asylum, registration, status determination, documentation, human rights and provision of international protectionTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the well-being of forcibly displaced and stateless persons due to shifts in access, quality and coverage of basic services, particularly in humanitarian and emergency settings irrespective of whether these needs are met through humanitarian assistance, the inclusion into national service delivery or other meansTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in protection and solutions for forcibly displaced and stateless persons as a result of community empowerment, strengthened gender equality and increased livelihood opportunitiesTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Intended changes in the enjoyment of durable and alternative pathways to solutions for forcibly and stateless persons. This includes resettlement, voluntary return, naturalization, local integration, relocation for internally displaced persons (IDP) and complementary pathwaysTargets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Targets are not applicable for this core impact indicator.Access to territory, reception conditions and reception/transit centres, identification, registration and profiling, legal identity and documentationStatus determination interventions, information provision, assistance to government processes, asylum system strengthening, handover of proceduresLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesAdministrative institutions support, promotion of international and regional instruments, strategic litigation, law and policy enhancement, public attitudesLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes1=Yes1=YesLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedLegend: 1=Broadly aligned; 2=Progressing towards alignment; 3=Not yet aligned2=Progressing towards alignment1=Broadly aligned1=Broadly alignedGBV prevention, risk mitigation and response, protection from sexual exploitation and abuseCommunity-based child protection structures, best interest determination, prevention and response services for adolescents and children, children associated with armed groupsSpecific needs service provision, legal assistance to individuals and families, freedom of movement, alternatives to detention, interventions addressing security, crime, trafficking and smugglingCommunity sensitization, peace education, peaceful coexistence projects, community-based complaint mechanisms, community self-management structures, gender equality interventions, women’s empowermentLegend: 1=Extensive; 2=Moderate; 3=Limited2=Moderate2=Moderate2=Moderate1=Extensive1=Extensive1=ExtensiveMultipurpose cash, food security and food assistance, in-kind and core relief/non-food items including cooking fuelsHousing, emergency shelter, transitional and sustainable housing, settlement and urban planning, energy, environmental and natural resource managementPrimary health care, secondary health care, preventative health programmes, reproductive health and HIV, mental health, nutrition, other health-related interventions, advocacy and support for inclusion in national health servicesPrimary education, secondary education, additional/higher/tertiary education, vocational training, advocacy and support for inclusion in the national education systemWater systems, sanitation including toilets, bathing areas, hygiene promotionBusiness and employment (self, wage), agriculture, fishing, economic opportunities promotion, job creation, entrepreneurship programmes, resilience programmes, advocacy and support for economic inclusionPreparations, organization and assistance of voluntary return, work in country/area of origin to create conditions for return and sustained reintegrationResettlement preparation and management, emergency resettlement, relocation, private or community sponsorship programmes, humanitarian visas, humanitarian corridors, family reunification, student visas, other complementary pathwaysLegend: 0=No; 1=Yes0=NoNaturalisation, durable legal status, permanent residency, other local solutionsLegend: 1=Fully; 2=Partially; 3=Limited; 4=Not at all1=Fully1=Fully1=FullyXM-DAC-41121-2025-WCA-RBHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails du bureau regional du HCR pour l'Afrique de l'Ouest et L'Afrique centrale pour 2025 et les années à venir y compris le budget, les financements, et les dépenses.This activity shows details of the UNHCR Regional Bureau for the West and Centre of Africa for 2025 and future years including budget, funding and expenditure.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): Refugees, asylum seekers, IDPs, returnees, people at risk of statelessness, and partners receive effective and efficient support from UNHCR. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, countries in the region adopt strengthened national protection systems and legal frameworks that safeguard the rights of forcibly displaced and stateless people; (2) By 2027, displaced communities effectively engage in protection decision-making, lead community-based responses to protection risks, and hold protection actors accountable through strengthened participation mechanisms and community empowerment initiatives; (3) By 2027, country operations lead and coordinate effectively with development actors to transform humanitarian responses from multi-sectoral assistance to sustainable solutions; (4) By 2027, forcibly displaced and stateless people are integrated into national systems with equitable access to rights and services in displacement-affected areas; (5) By 2027, stakeholders across the region utilize UNHCR’s evidence systems as authoritative sources for data-driven decision-making; (6) By 2027, UNHCR country operations respond to emergencies promptly and manage resources efficiently through streamlined systems and improved operational tools; (7) By 2027, UNHCR achieves a strategic increase in flexible contributions for the region, and maintains and develops its relationships with donors and other stakeholders.Realizing Basic Rights in Safe Environments (Impact Area 2): Refugees, asylum seekers, IDPs, returnees, people at risk of statelessness, and partners receive effective and efficient support from UNHCR. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, countries in the region adopt strengthened national protection systems and legal frameworks that safeguard the rights of forcibly displaced and stateless people; (2) By 2027, displaced communities effectively engage in protection decision-making, lead community-based responses to protection risks, and hold protection actors accountable through strengthened participation mechanisms and community empowerment initiatives; (3) By 2027, country operations lead and coordinate effectively with development actors to transform humanitarian responses from multi-sectoral assistance to sustainable solutions; (4) By 2027, forcibly displaced and stateless people are integrated into national systems with equitable access to rights and services in displacement-affected areas; (5) By 2027, stakeholders across the region utilize UNHCR’s evidence systems as authoritative sources for data-driven decision-making; (6) By 2027, UNHCR country operations respond to emergencies promptly and manage resources efficiently through streamlined systems and improved operational tools; (7) By 2027, UNHCR achieves a strategic increase in flexible contributions for the region, and maintains and develops its relationships with donors and other stakeholders.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): Refugees, asylum seekers, IDPs, returnees, people at risk of statelessness, and partners receive effective and efficient support from UNHCR. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, countries in the region adopt strengthened national protection systems and legal frameworks that safeguard the rights of forcibly displaced and stateless people; (2) By 2027, displaced communities effectively engage in protection decision-making, lead community-based responses to protection risks, and hold protection actors accountable through strengthened participation mechanisms and community empowerment initiatives; (3) By 2027, country operations lead and coordinate effectively with development actors to transform humanitarian responses from multi-sectoral assistance to sustainable solutions; (4) By 2027, forcibly displaced and stateless people are integrated into national systems with equitable access to rights and services in displacement-affected areas; (5) By 2027, stakeholders across the region utilize UNHCR’s evidence systems as authoritative sources for data-driven decision-making; (6) By 2027, UNHCR country operations respond to emergencies promptly and manage resources efficiently through streamlined systems and improved operational tools; (7) By 2027, UNHCR achieves a strategic increase in flexible contributions for the region, and maintains and develops its relationships with donors and other stakeholders.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): Refugees, asylum seekers, IDPs, returnees, people at risk of statelessness, and partners receive effective and efficient support from UNHCR. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2027, countries in the region adopt strengthened national protection systems and legal frameworks that safeguard the rights of forcibly displaced and stateless people; (2) By 2027, displaced communities effectively engage in protection decision-making, lead community-based responses to protection risks, and hold protection actors accountable through strengthened participation mechanisms and community empowerment initiatives; (3) By 2027, country operations lead and coordinate effectively with development actors to transform humanitarian responses from multi-sectoral assistance to sustainable solutions; (4) By 2027, forcibly displaced and stateless people are integrated into national systems with equitable access to rights and services in displacement-affected areas; (5) By 2027, stakeholders across the region utilize UNHCR’s evidence systems as authoritative sources for data-driven decision-making; (6) By 2027, UNHCR country operations respond to emergencies promptly and manage resources efficiently through streamlined systems and improved operational tools; (7) By 2027, UNHCR achieves a strategic increase in flexible contributions for the region, and maintains and develops its relationships with donors and other stakeholders.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaMastercard FoundationUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUnited States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAfricaDakar (BR)Dakar (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau14.7421 -17.5197Relief co-ordination and support servicesMaterial relief assistance and servicesLogisticsProtectionHumanitarian AssistanceSystems and ProcessesOperational Support and Supply ChainCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentProtection Policy and LawExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality05. Gender equality10. Reduced inequalities17. Partnerships for the goals2078686843942110168044684921046Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida90000Mastercard Foundation622441United States Department of State12487United States Department of State495107United States Department of State25102United States Department of State5526094Mastercard Foundation477653United States Department of State550000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office576076Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO61923Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO18072605Total direct expenditure for 202518916917Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-WCAHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails des opérations du HCR à l'Afrique de l'Ouest et L'Afrique centrale pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris les financements affectés au niveau régional.This activity shows details of the UNHCR operations in the West and Centre of Africa for 2025 and future years including softly earmarked contributions.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, all forcibly displaced and stateless persons enjoy their rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced and stateless persons have knowledge about, and access to their rights; (2) UNHCR and stakeholders have access to data for evidence based advocacy and decision making; (3) Stateless persons access facilitated nationality procedures; (4) Persons we serve are included in National Laws, systems and development programs including GBV and Child protection.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, forced displaced and stateless persons enjoy their rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, all asylum seekers have acces to territory; (2) By 2026, an increased number of Forcibly Displaced and stateless persons have access to legal documentation; (3) By 2026, harmonized and efficient registration systems is in place for new arrival; (4) BY 2026, all Forcibly Displaced and Stateless persons have access to fair and efficient status determination procedure; (5) BY 2026, Protection mechanisms are in place and available to Forced displaced Persons; (6) By 2026, all Forcibly Displaced Persons receive multisectoral assistance and have access to basic services; (7) By 2026 the socioeconomic self-reliance of Forcibly Displaced and Stateless persons is increased.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless persons enjoy their rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, all asylum seekers have access to territory; (2) By 2026, an increased number of forcibly displaced persons and stateless persons have access to legal documentation; (3) By 2026, harmonized and efficient registration systems is in place for new arrivals; (4) BY 2026, all forcibly displaced persons and stateless persons have access to fair and efficient status determination procedure; (5) BY 2026, Protection mechanisms are in place a available to forcibly displaced persons; (6) By 2026, all forcibly displaced persons receive multisectoral assistance and have access to basic services.Attaining Favorable Protection Environments (Impact Area 1): By 2026, forcibly displaced persons enjoy their rights. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Forcibly displaced persons have access to legal identification and civil registration institutions; (2) Forcibly displaced persons have access to efficient, quality and fair asylum admission and RSD processes; (3) Forcibly displaced persons have access to community based protection and empowerment programmes; (4) Forcibly displaced persons have access to basic services and multisectoral assistance; (5) National policies includes refugees socio-economic integration.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2026, Poverty level of the Forcibly displaced and stateless persons is reduced. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) The people we serve can have access to available economic opportunities and engage in meaningful livelihood activities.Empowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality (Impact Area 3): By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless persons are self-sufficient and resilient. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, the socioeconomic self-reliance of forcibly displaced and stateless persons is increased.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless persons achieve durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) By 2026, effectively legal reforms are in place to establish simpliefied procedure to confirm nationality; (2) By 2026, forcibly displaced persons have access to voluntary return; (3) BY 2026, vulnerable refugees have acess to solution in a third country.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026, forcibly displaced and stateless persons attain durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Women and young girls and boys are protected from all forms of violence and discrimination against them in all areas of public life; (2) By 2026, Forcibly Displaced Persons have access to voluntary return; (3) By 2026, Refugees are able to localy integrate socially and economically.Securing Solutions (Impact Area 4): By 2026, forcibly displaced persons achieve durable solutions. This will be achieved through the following outcomes: (1) Voluntary repatriation are accessible to all forcibly displaced persons; (2) Resettlement and Complementary Pathways services are accessible to forcibly displaced persons; (3) Government implements policies that allow for forcibly displaced persons to access local integration.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and DevelopmentAustralia for UNHCRBelgian Development CooperationCanada (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEconomic Community West African StatesEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeGrundfos FoundationGuernsey (Government of)Iceland (Government of)Japan for UNHCRJapan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)Mastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgOCHA Country Based Pooled FundsPortugal com ACNURPrivate donorsSpain (Government of)Sweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUK for UNHCRUnited Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)United Nations Peacebuilding FundUnited States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRVodafone FoundationUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseAfricaDakar (BR)Dakar (RB)UNHCR Regional Bureau14.7421 -17.5197Relief co-ordination and support servicesMaterial relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesHumanitarian Assistance250000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg51406013Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida12304Canada (Government of)692250Germany - Federal Foreign Office106500Germany - Federal Foreign Office900000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments30000000Iceland (Government of)30000000Iceland (Government of)1107541United States Department of State11035United States Department of State740781United States Department of State948730United States Department of State659349United States Department of State43600United States Department of State312187UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe91838Sweden for UNHCR7051Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3215Switzerland for UNHCR2308España con ACNUR87UK for UNHCR18815Sweden for UNHCR3500USA for UNHCR56696Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)Private donors139754Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors525Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors5300000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office23772Guernsey (Government of)2000000Grundfos Foundation637Switzerland for UNHCR995España con ACNUR972Portugal com ACNUR5566UK for UNHCR14085UK for UNHCR71747Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3107Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2200000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development500000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe2074278European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments650000Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada600000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)11767433Mastercard Foundation2411Switzerland for UNHCR806España con ACNUR811UK for UNHCR5418Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors647Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4690España con ACNUR130Portugal com ACNUR305018Sweden for UNHCR5615Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors552España con ACNUR124Portugal com ACNUR10UK for UNHCR650Sweden for UNHCR54809Goods in-kind contribution of Core Relief Item (CRI)Private donors11053Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors6España con ACNUR25UK for UNHCR1300Sweden for UNHCR2649Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3490000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments17España con ACNUR1031UK for UNHCR600Sweden for UNHCR9076Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors604576Economic Community West African States1036416Economic Community West African States10374772United States Department of State24España con ACNUR155422UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe60UK for UNHCR1875381Japan for UNHCR450Sweden for UNHCR27061Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200000Spain (Government of)386España con ACNUR153UK for UNHCR400Sweden for UNHCR3291Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500934Economic Community West African States97España con ACNUR35UK for UNHCR250Sweden for UNHCR2958Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors935597European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments1500000Belgian Development Cooperation350000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg1333333Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan285200Vodafone Foundation150Switzerland for UNHCR228España con ACNUR746477UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe50UK for UNHCR9390UK for UNHCR40Sweden for UNHCR84113Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2100258United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)50000000United States Department of State100UK for UNHCR495Sweden for UNHCR4591Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3482Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors30000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1845Sweden for UNHCR5611Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3625Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)35UK for UNHCR745Sweden for UNHCR15047Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3386Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors13500000OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds800000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe450Sweden for UNHCR4664Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3356Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors480000United Nations Peacebuilding Fund30906Australia for UNHCR1129España con ACNUR226530UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe599UK for UNHCR5085Sweden for UNHCR16503Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3415Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1299300Germany - Federal Foreign Office28819Australia for UNHCR1400000AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development841España con ACNUR400000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe225UK for UNHCR23262Sweden for UNHCR6507USA for UNHCR71979Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3239Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors13800Services in-kind contribution of Connectivity ServicesVodafone Foundation9000Australia for UNHCR1367España con ACNUR2203UK for UNHCR395Sweden for UNHCR24042Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3321Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1000002United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF)1500000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs2500007OCHA Country Based Pooled Funds734España con ACNUR535UK for UNHCR333Sweden for UNHCR8274Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3571Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors732600European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection276España con ACNUR8725UK for UNHCR375Sweden for UNHCR357616United Nations Peacebuilding Fund2360Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3569Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors29948Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesPrivate donorsThe activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025Haut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides. Nous menons une action internationale pour protéger les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées de force et les apatrides. Notre vision est celle d'un monde où chaque personne contrainte de fuir peut se bâtir un avenir meilleur. Officiellement connu sous le nom de Haut-Commissariat pour les réfugiés, le HCR a été créé par l'Assemblée générale des Nations unies en 1950, au lendemain de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, afin d'aider les millions de personnes qui avaient perdu leur foyer. Aujourd'hui, le HCR travaille dans 136 pays. Nous fournissons une assistance vitale, notamment des abris, de la nourriture, de l'eau et des soins médicaux aux personnes contraintes de fuir les conflits et les persécutions, dont beaucoup n'ont plus personne vers qui se tourner. Nous défendons leur droit à la sécurité et les aidons à trouver un endroit où se sentir chez elles afin qu'elles puissent reconstruire leur vie. À long terme, nous travaillons avec les pays pour améliorer et contrôler les lois et les politiques relatives aux réfugiés et à l'asile, en veillant à ce que les droits humains soient respectés. Dans tout ce qu'il entreprend, le HCR considère les réfugiés et les personnes contraintes de fuir comme des partenaires, plaçant les personnes les plus touchées au centre de la planification et de la prise de décision. Celle-ci est l'activité globale des opérations du HCR en 2024.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organization dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for people forced to flee their homes because of conflict and persecution. We lead international action to protect refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people. Our vision is a world where every person forced to flee can build a better future. Formally known as the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees, UNHCR was established by the General Assembly of the United Nations in 1950 in the aftermath of the Second World War to help the millions of people who had lost their homes. Today, UNHCR works in 136 countries. We provide life-saving assistance, including shelter, food, water and medical care for people forced to flee conflict and persecution, many of whom have nobody left to turn to. We defend their right to reach safety and help them find a place to call home so they can rebuild their lives. Long term, we work with countries to improve and monitor refugee and asylum laws and policies, ensuring human rights are upheld. In everything we do UNHCR considers refugees and those forced to flee as partners, putting those most affected at the centre of planning and decision-making. This is the overall activity for the current UNHCR operations.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.El ACNUR, la Agencia de la ONU para los Refugiados, es una organización mundial dedicada a salvar las vidas, proteger los derechos y construir un futuro mejor para los refugiados, las comunidades desplazadas por la fuerza y las personas apátridas.المفوضية السامية للأمم المتحدة لشؤون اللاجئين هي منظمة عالمية تكرس عملها لإنقاذ الأرواح وحماية الحقوق وبناء مستقبل أفضل للاجئين والمجتمعات النازحة قسرًا وعديمي الجنسيةУВКБ ООН, Агентство ООН по делам беженцев, - всемирная организация, чьи усилия направлены на спасение жизней, защиту прав и создание лучшего будущего для беженцев, вынужденно перемещенных людей и лиц без гражданства.联合国难民署（UNHCR）是一个全球性组织，致力于为难民、被迫流离失社群所及无国籍人士提供生命救援、保护其权利并建设更美好的未来。UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Algeria (Government of)Argentina for UNHCRArmenia (Government of)Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and TradeAustralia for UNHCRAustria (Government of)Belgian Development CooperationBulgaria (Government of)Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaChina (Government of)Comitato Italiano UNICEFCosta Rica (Government of)Cyprus (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREstonia (Government of)European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGeorgia (Government of)Germany - Federal Foreign OfficeGermany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentGrundfos FoundationIceland (Government of)Ireland - Department of Foreign AffairsJapan for UNHCRJersey (Government of)Kazakhstan (Government of)Kuwait (Government of)Liechtenstein (Government of)Lithuania, Ministry of Foreign AffairsMalta (Government of)Mastercard FoundationMexico (Government of)Ministry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Slovak RepublicMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgMonaco (Government of)Montenegro (Government of)Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsNew Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid ProgrammeNew Zealand for UNHCRNorway - Norad and MFAPeru (Government of)Philippines (Government of)Portugal (Government of)Portugal com ACNURPostcode Lottery NetherlandsPrivate donorsQatar (Government of)Republic of KoreaRussian Federation (Government of)Saudi Arabia (Government of)Serbia (Government of)Singapore (Government of)South Africa (Government of)Spain (Government of)Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden for UNHCRSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRThailand (Government of)UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUK for UNHCRUnited States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUruguay (Government of)USA for UNHCRVodafone FoundationUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseGlobalGenevaGenèveUNHCR Headquarters46.2204 6.1412CopenhagenCopenhagueUNHCR Global Service Centre55.7047 12.5974BudapestBudapestUNHCR Global Service Centre47.5201 19.0550Material relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesRelief co-ordination and support servicesHumanitarian Assistance2250000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office630000000Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)2000000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg470000000Denmark - 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Norad and MFA70000Estonia (Government of)20Switzerland for UNHCR7128UK for UNHCR2449Switzerland for UNHCR2000000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe8900751Argentina for UNHCR1167741Australia for UNHCR170Switzerland for UNHCR335272Switzerland for UNHCR500000Switzerland for UNHCR5668301España con ACNUR20530España con ACNUR150073Portugal com ACNUR10Switzerland for UNHCR475410UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe6450UK for UNHCR3285UK for UNHCR603367670Japan for UNHCR18508Japan for UNHCR67649New Zealand for UNHCR12490400Sweden for UNHCR574Sweden for UNHCR875Switzerland for UNHCR239956USA for UNHCR4379USA for UNHCR9846413Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors636201Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors6772UK for UNHCR2438Switzerland for UNHCR400000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe10000000United States Department of State300000Mexico (Government of)8707167Argentina for UNHCR1597327Australia for UNHCR20Switzerland for UNHCR135998Switzerland for UNHCR100000Switzerland for UNHCR50000Switzerland for UNHCR5343700España con ACNUR26012España con ACNUR159387Portugal com ACNUR10Switzerland for UNHCR6164UK for UNHCR753745UK for UNHCR575265886Japan for UNHCR1014357Japan for UNHCR12143069Sweden for UNHCR199Sweden for UNHCR687054Sweden for UNHCR37Switzerland for UNHCR20471USA for UNHCR1579USA for UNHCR9872667Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors468664Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2717000Austria (Government of)51616Mastercard Foundation150Switzerland for UNHCR6677UK for UNHCR530000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe700000European Commission - 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Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office36Switzerland for UNHCR10000000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)4213523Argentina for UNHCR2379511Australia for UNHCR119432Switzerland for UNHCR20454Switzerland for UNHCR170Switzerland for UNHCR8260España con ACNUR24829España con ACNUR5273225España con ACNUR196257España con ACNUR2333333España con ACNUR16196Portugal com ACNUR217190Portugal com ACNUR25301Portugal com ACNUR5041Sweden for UNHCR188133Sweden for UNHCR55691UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe854UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe174705UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe40000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe50000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe5454UK for UNHCR3844UK for UNHCR56338UK for UNHCR8929UK for UNHCR594393914Japan for UNHCR1230428Japan for UNHCR25645New Zealand for UNHCR12659946Sweden for UNHCR265454Sweden for UNHCR234771USA for UNHCR63946USA for UNHCR9649600Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors481409Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors480Switzerland for UNHCR400Switzerland for UNHCR3535088Costa Rica (Government of)7909UK for UNHCR110Switzerland for UNHCR295Switzerland for UNHCR10000Montenegro (Government of)618343Japan for UNHCR3166530Argentina for UNHCR1794354Australia for UNHCR7430Switzerland for UNHCR170Switzerland for UNHCR5312574España con ACNUR7076España con ACNUR219890Portugal com ACNUR149Portugal com ACNUR648926UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe48601UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe5387UK for UNHCR5436UK for UNHCR633863082Japan for UNHCR587623Japan for UNHCR26765New Zealand for UNHCR13775673Sweden for UNHCR265799Sweden for UNHCR1666271USA for UNHCR36628USA for UNHCR9889619Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors835447Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors2000000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs310Switzerland for UNHCR6137UK for UNHCR100Switzerland for UNHCR2717000Austria (Government of)5000Switzerland for UNHCR24747306Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)464Switzerland for UNHCR800000Russian Federation (Government of)3055015Argentina for UNHCR1608645Australia for UNHCR193109Switzerland for UNHCR1799Switzerland for UNHCR170Switzerland for UNHCR5145111España con ACNUR34499España con ACNUR205351Portugal com ACNUR2789Portugal com ACNUR770083UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe5240UK for UNHCR879720UK for UNHCR734139447Japan for UNHCR31813Japan for UNHCR26041New Zealand for UNHCR13037416Sweden for UNHCR197971Sweden for UNHCR1543818USA for UNHCR1225USA for UNHCR9215852Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors944570Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10Switzerland for UNHCR57Switzerland for UNHCR1004000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection6424UK for UNHCR100Switzerland for UNHCR8000000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg21000000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg3017398Argentina for UNHCR1337329Australia for UNHCR286136Switzerland for UNHCR535Switzerland for UNHCR20Switzerland for UNHCR5132751España con ACNUR4226España con ACNUR197587Portugal com ACNUR384627UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe5638UK for UNHCR20108UK for UNHCR9509UK for UNHCR541600039Japan for UNHCR943123Japan for UNHCR27038New Zealand for UNHCR10498790Sweden for UNHCR24733Sweden for UNHCR475000Sweden for UNHCR478847Sweden for UNHCR950000Sweden for UNHCR25Switzerland for UNHCR12760039Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors428828Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1023202Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors60000Comitato Italiano UNICEF6000000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office1000000Saudi Arabia (Government of)1919000Japan for UNHCR1697925Costa Rica (Government of)218360Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors11105Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donorsThe activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-COTSHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)À partir de 2024, les programmes nationaux et régionaux du HCR incluent un budget de soutien opérationnel et technique par pays. Il s’agit d’un ensemble d’activités qui profite directement aux opérations dans la réalisation de leurs résultats escomptés et qui figurait auparavant sous les activités relevant des programmes globaux ou du siège. Cette activité montre les détails de soutien opérationnel et technique du HCR par pays pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements et les dépenses.As of 2024, the country and regional programmes of UNHCR include an IATI activity for country operational technical support. This refers to a set of activities that directly benefit operations in the achievement of their intended results and that were previous reported under global programmes or Headquarters. This activity shows details of UNHCR country operational technical support for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding and expenditure.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia (Government of)Australia for UNHCRCanada (Government of)Danish Refugee CouncilDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNURGermany (Government of)Germany - Federal Foreign OfficeGrundfos FoundationIKEA FoundationIreland - Department of Foreign AffairsJapan for UNHCRMastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsNetherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO)Norway (Government of)Novo Nordisk A/SPrivate donorsSweden (Government of)Sweden for UNHCRSwitzerland (Government of)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUK for UNHCRUnited States Department of StateUNO-FlüchtlingshilfeUSA for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseGlobalGenevaGenèveUNHCR Headquarters46.2204 6.1412CopenhagenCopenhagueUNHCR Global Service Centre55.7047 12.5974BudapestBudapestUNHCR Global Service Centre47.5201 19.0550Relief co-ordination and support servicesMaterial relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesLogisticsEmergency Shelter and NFIWater Sanitation HygieneEducationEarly RecoveryHumanitarian AssistanceOperational Support and Supply ChainSustainable Housing and SettlementsClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneEducationResettlement and Complementary PathwaysLeadership and GovernanceSystems and ProcessesExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationPeople and CultureSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender EqualityRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection Environments04. Quality education06. Clean water and sanitation11. Sustainable cities and communities17. Partnerships for the goals15505733514644785000119324Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors100000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg36242484Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida51120Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors600555Canada (Government of)44384Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors200803Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors14744667Grundfos Foundation7174406IKEA Foundation4723Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors34080Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors378288Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors55494Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors4401733Mastercard Foundation384990Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors74688United States Department of State385157Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors500000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg75Switzerland for UNHCR21272España con ACNUR500Sweden for UNHCR29539Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors10200España con ACNUR411UK for UNHCR23375UK for UNHCR116875USA for UNHCR384934Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors17771340Canada (Government of)2829Australia for UNHCR3000Switzerland for UNHCR3229España con ACNUR252825UK for UNHCR228714UK for UNHCR290000USA for UNHCR809611Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors22338893Mastercard Foundation45000Australia for UNHCR2729España con ACNUR23474UK for UNHCR145198Sweden for UNHCR244259Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors81000Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR2161España con ACNUR200000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe675UK for UNHCR46750UK for UNHCR81812Sweden for UNHCR88860Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors550000Australia (Government of)23353España con ACNUR1932UK for UNHCR9600Sweden for UNHCR241250USA for UNHCR149391Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors569256Novo Nordisk A/S1495573Use of Premises in-kind contribution of WarehouseMinistry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)9200España con ACNUR207979UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe82873UK for UNHCR2000Sweden for UNHCR2209292Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors114000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsGermany (Government of)162000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsIreland - Department of Foreign Affairs92500Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsNetherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO)626500Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsSweden (Government of)388000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)87000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office299000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsDanish Refugee Council2000Switzerland for UNHCR1198España con ACNUR2000Sweden for UNHCR256000UK for UNHCR145000USA for UNHCR165805Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1389500Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsPrivate donors9300000Norway (Government of)300000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe9096España con ACNUR25829UK for UNHCR232778UK for UNHCR15000Sweden for UNHCR7507USA for UNHCR103961Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors300000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe4617España con ACNUR95836UK for UNHCR190179UK for UNHCR1197USA for UNHCR657684Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3500000Germany - Federal Foreign Office600000Switzerland (Government of)1007333Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs8503España con ACNUR100000España con ACNUR24000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe13990UK for UNHCR475047Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1495573Use of Premises in-kind contribution of WarehouseMinistry of Foreign Affairs - United Arab Emirates (UAE)2500000Germany - Federal Foreign Office20000000Grundfos Foundation300000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg1333333Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan115000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsGermany (Government of)21000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsIreland - Department of Foreign Affairs158000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsNetherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO)614000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsSweden (Government of)429000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)100500Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office458000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsDanish Refugee Council121020USA for UNHCR86233Goods in-kind contribution of IT EquipmentUSA for UNHCR11360Switzerland for UNHCR300000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg18199España con ACNUR275000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe49168UK for UNHCR7341UK for UNHCR15000Sweden for UNHCR102134USA for UNHCR245868Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1673000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsPrivate donors12364España con ACNUR300000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe8744UK for UNHCR2000Sweden for UNHCR7195USA for UNHCR530768Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors837584Canada (Government of)1861España con ACNUR2232UK for UNHCR10842UK for UNHCR3000Sweden for UNHCR165561Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors3223España con ACNUR10000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe52449Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors137370Goods in-kind contribution of IT EquipmentUSA for UNHCR51520Services in-kind contribution of Transportation ServicesUSA for UNHCR3264España con ACNUR600000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe23772UK for UNHCR794UK for UNHCR290000USA for UNHCR133475Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors92098Goods in-kind contribution of IT EquipmentUSA for UNHCR9600000Norway (Government of)45000Australia for UNHCR11360Switzerland for UNHCR100000España con ACNUR1465España con ACNUR8722España con ACNUR246UK for UNHCR11411UK for UNHCR1345USA for UNHCR241250USA for UNHCR440890Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors7263España con ACNUR1288UK for UNHCR83322UK for UNHCR256000UK for UNHCR1853881Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors468000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsDanish Refugee Council346658Japan for UNHCR11629España con ACNUR2723UK for UNHCR285268UK for UNHCR48249USA for UNHCR48250USA for UNHCR86862Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1536000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsPrivate donors3000000Germany - Federal Foreign Office3264España con ACNUR10000UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe15206UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe47545UK for UNHCR3649UK for UNHCR59969Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1438860IKEA Foundation1200000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg49España con ACNUR102150UK for UNHCR7607UK for UNHCR9509UK for UNHCR73841Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors48104Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1181751Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental16400610Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO4596168Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO82925912Total direct expenditure for 202564425506Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-GLOBALPROGHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails des programmes globaux du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements et les dépenses.This activity shows details of UNHCR Global Programmes for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding and expenditure.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia (Government of)Belgian Development CooperationCanada (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaEspaña con ACNUREuropean Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil ProtectionEuropean Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement NegotiationsEuropean Commission - Service for Foreign Policy InstrumentsEuropean UnionFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeGermany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentIKEA FoundationInternational Organization for Migration (IOM)Ireland - Department of Foreign AffairsJapan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)Mastercard FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgMonaco (Government of)Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsNorway - Norad and MFANovo Nordisk A/SNovo Nordisk FoundationPostcode Lottery NetherlandsPrivate donorsQatar (Government of)Slovenia - Ministry of Foreign AffairsSpanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland (Government of)Switzerland (Government of)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development OfficeUK for UNHCRUnited Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)United Nations Joint Programme on HIV and AIDS Secretariat (UNAIDS)United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)United Nations Population FundUnited Nations World Food Programme (WFP)United States Department of StateUSA for UNHCRVodafone FoundationWorld Diabetes FoundationUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseGlobalGenevaGenèveUNHCR Headquarters46.2204 6.1412CopenhagenCopenhagueUNHCR Global Service Centre55.7047 12.5974BudapestBudapestUNHCR Global Service Centre47.5201 19.0550Relief co-ordination and support servicesMaterial relief assistance and servicesEducation in emergenciesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEarly RecoveryHealthEmergency Shelter and NFIProtectionGender Based ViolenceWater Sanitation HygieneLogisticsChild ProtectionEducationHumanitarian AssistanceSystems and ProcessesExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationPeople and CultureOperational Support and Supply ChainLeadership and GovernanceAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationEducationProtection Policy and LawHealthy Lives Self Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsWell-Being and Basic NeedsCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneSexual and Gender-based ViolenceLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsChild Protection Sustainable Housing and SettlementsStatus DeterminationSafety and Access to JusticeResettlement and Complementary PathwaysRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals38549452134429913600700000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg25351296Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida30202Canada (Government of)3769242IKEA Foundation30000USA for UNHCR700000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg202499European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations100000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors95850Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs5325Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs106500Postcode Lottery Netherlands30000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)200000IKEA Foundation100000Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors121088Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)432390Mastercard Foundation3980349Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs52000European Union500000Switzerland (Government of)500000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg40000Monaco (Government of)400000European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection527440Qatar (Government of)17000Australia (Government of)64055United States Department of State5370187United States Department of State228367United States Department of State1264256United States Department of State574013United States Department of State500000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg2008Switzerland for UNHCR407256European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments1658Switzerland for UNHCR933833Canada (Government of)1688Switzerland for UNHCR18203United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)1260000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments10751177Mastercard Foundation869Switzerland for UNHCR24175España con ACNUR250000France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs425000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)758Switzerland for UNHCR115928United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)82432International Organization for Migration (IOM)3309000Services in-kind contribution of IT ServicesUSA for UNHCR1158Switzerland for UNHCR246358Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs101707Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesUK for UNHCR1500000Norway - Norad and MFA204015Novo Nordisk A/S123179Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesJapan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)14209Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesPrivate donors570500Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)200000Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development4314Switzerland for UNHCR100000USA for UNHCR803374Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors47000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsPrivate donors520713UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office482500USA for UNHCR311564UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office1949Switzerland for UNHCR30000USA for UNHCR920000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)530250Novo Nordisk Foundation350000Germany - Federal Foreign Office7371019Norway - Norad and MFA1507300Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs200000Switzerland (Government of)125221Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesJapan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)238368Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)68932Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development20000Slovenia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs1000000European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments400000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)250442Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs655986Switzerland (Government of)23069906Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida75366Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs2500000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg40000Monaco (Government of)100000Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)439315Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan1000000Belgian Development Cooperation182500Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)46000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)106116Vodafone Foundation965000USA for UNHCR200000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg1442224Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg551350UK for UNHCR250000USA for UNHCR131000Vodafone Foundation140296Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors217125USA for UNHCR176124Canada (Government of)500000United Nations Joint Programme on HIV and AIDS Secretariat (UNAIDS)59880Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors83162Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)955475Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs934111Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs22551España con ACNUR472500UK for UNHCR283500UK for UNHCR20620Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors1500000Norway - Norad and MFA478185World Diabetes Foundation555502Switzerland (Government of)30000Germany - Federal Foreign Office1018593Switzerland for UNHCR150000Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs600000Switzerland (Government of)125714Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors227000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsPrivate donors500000UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office10000Switzerland for UNHCR40000International Organization for Migration (IOM)20000United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)10000United Nations Population Fund50000United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)100000Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs2088131Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)600021IKEA Foundation263713Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development16600000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg58071Total disbursement to Governmental partners for 2025Governmental4507091Total disbursement to International NGO partners for 2025International NGO1284980Total disbursement to Partner country based NGO partners for 2025Partner country based NGO229900Total disbursement to Multilateral partners for 2025Multilateral308629228Total direct expenditure for 2025174257412Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-HQHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails au siège du HCR pour 2025 et les année à venir, y compris le budget, les financements et les dépenses.This activity shows details of UNHCR Headquarters for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding and expenditure.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Canada (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaGermany - Federal Foreign OfficeHungary (Government of)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsPrivate donorsSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland (Government of)Switzerland (Government of)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)Switzerland for UNHCRUK for UNHCRUnited Nations High Commissioner for Human RightsUnited Nations Regular BudgetUnited Nations World Food Programme (WFP)United States Department of StateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseGlobalGenevaGenèveUNHCR Headquarters46.2204 6.1412CopenhagenCopenhagueUNHCR Global Service Centre55.7047 12.5974BudapestBudapestUNHCR Global Service Centre47.5201 19.0550Relief co-ordination and support servicesMaterial relief assistance and servicesBasic Health Care Services in EmergenciesEducation in emergenciesLogisticsEarly RecoveryGender Based ViolenceProtectionChild ProtectionEmergency Shelter and NFIHealthEducationWater Sanitation HygieneHumanitarian AssistanceLeadership and GovernanceOperational Support and Supply ChainPeople and CultureSystems and ProcessesExternal Engagement and Resource MobilizationProtection Policy and LawResettlement and Complementary PathwaysSexual and Gender-based ViolenceStatus DeterminationCommunity Engagement and Women's EmpowermentLocal Integration and other Local SolutionsAccess to Territory, Registration and DocumentationSafety and Access to JusticeChild Protection Sustainable Housing and SettlementsWell-Being and Basic NeedsHealthy Lives EducationClean Water, Sanitation and HygieneSelf Reliance, Economic Inclusion and LivelihoodsRealizing Basic Rights in Safe EnvironmentsAttaining Favorable Protection EnvironmentsSecuring SolutionsEmpowering Communities and Achieving Gender Equality01. No poverty03. Good health and well-being04. Quality education05. Gender equality06. Clean water and sanitation08. Decent work and economic growth10. Reduced inequalities11. Sustainable cities and communities16. Peace, justice and strong institutions17. Partnerships for the goals25550132720489401400300000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg2277646Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs350000Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1457097United States Department of State50466900United Nations Regular BudgetUnited Nations Regular Budget9553Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesUK for UNHCR124072United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)2140243Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceSwitzerland (Government of)2594653Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceHungary (Government of)1594568Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida181000Services in-kind contribution of Emergency DeploymentsSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)74550United States Department of State451091Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida150000Germany - Federal Foreign Office24624Monthly contribution summaryPrivate donors61632Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)13134United Nations World Food Programme (WFP)1594568Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceDenmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida2594653Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceHungary (Government of)44014Switzerland (Government of)253000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg16915Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan184000Services in-kind contribution of Expert ServicesSwitzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)2383969Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceSwitzerland (Government of)51266Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceSwitzerland (Government of)2415567Switzerland (Government of)51135500United Nations Regular BudgetUnited Nations Regular Budget47545UK for UNHCR309691Canada (Government of)133450United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights933132Switzerland for UNHCR100000Switzerland (Government of)225348Switzerland (Government of)397750Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg361367Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida2922916Use of Premises in-kind contribution of Office SpaceHungary (Government of)2851394Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)1200000Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg243152428Total direct expenditure for 202585435099Funding UpdateUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.XM-DAC-41121-2025-JPOHaut-Commissaire des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés (HCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR)Cette activité montre les détails du projet des Jeunes Experts Associés du HCR pour 2025 et les années à venir, y compris le budget, les financements et les dépenses.This activity shows details of the UNHCR Junior Professional Officers Scheme for 2025 and future years including the budget, funding and expenditure.UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, is a global organisation dedicated to saving lives, protecting rights and building a better future for refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people.Le HCR, l'Agence des Nations Unies pour les réfugiés, est une organisation internationale qui a pour mission de sauver des vies, de protéger les droits des réfugiés et de construire un avenir meilleur pour les réfugiés, les communautés déplacées et les apatrides.UNHCR's work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR's National Partners.Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and TradeBelgian Development CooperationCanada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales CanadaChina (Government of)Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DanidaFinland - Ministry for Foreign AffairsFrance - Ministry for Europe and Foreign AffairsGermany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and DevelopmentItaly (Government of)Jersey (Government of)Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanMinistry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of LuxembourgNetherlands - Ministry of Foreign AffairsNorway - Norad and MFARepublic of KoreaSweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)IATI@unhcr.orghttp://www.unhcr.org/Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Genève 2 Dépôt, SuisseGlobalGenevaGenèveUNHCR Headquarters46.2204 6.1412CopenhagenCopenhagueUNHCR Global Service Centre55.7047 12.5974BudapestBudapestUNHCR Global Service Centre47.5201 19.0550Relief co-ordination and support servicesHumanitarian Assistance12000000120000001200000028305China (Government of)24048Italy (Government of)28094Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development53632Jersey (Government of)61464Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)46898Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan27600Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida25873Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan53092Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan44421Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan40250China (Government of)72451China (Government of)54440China (Government of)22289Italy (Government of)22954Jersey (Government of)1680Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan38372Republic of Korea8107Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan9534Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan62997Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development39101China (Government of)54165Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development52740Norway - Norad and MFA35553China (Government of)22759China (Government of)59587Belgian Development Cooperation17964China (Government of)167670China (Government of)64038China (Government of)48165China (Government of)168274Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada74435China (Government of)41205Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development96788Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg38343Norway - Norad and MFA103393Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development43950China (Government of)99852Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)50782China (Government of)32451China (Government of)99527Jersey (Government of)107014Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada42025Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan110124France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs140125France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs102166Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida150983Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs127141Italy (Government of)75862Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan67955Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan123839Italy (Government of)275518Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs87397Republic of Korea59181Italy (Government of)88004China (Government of)122290China (Government of)232330China (Government of)151329China (Government of)168325China (Government of)129856China (Government of)199318Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development139177Republic of Korea134409Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan127489Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan91641China (Government of)177551Italy (Government of)152733Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development124288Italy (Government of)311142Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan290691Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan54782Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan146042Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan12401Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan127351Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan43010Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan50417Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development68959Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development219356Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)159613Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development174990Jersey (Government of)154963Norway - Norad and MFA152713Belgian Development Cooperation115315Norway - Norad and MFA38118Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan453977Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs148741Norway - Norad and MFA203430Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development198385Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada364842Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade41149Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan10907China (Government of)9403China (Government of)69443Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)94327Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)177237France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs189403China (Government of)197916China (Government of)197916China (Government of)184666China (Government of)141189Italy (Government of)145655Italy (Government of)151023China (Government of)197498China (Government of)138902France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs120176Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida203766China (Government of)217156Finland - Ministry for Foreign Affairs72684France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs171112Jersey (Government of)125812Republic of Korea38616Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan176166Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida141812Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida80035Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development167952Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan186195Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)1071156Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada147319China (Government of)164947Republic of Korea113022Republic of Korea151633China (Government of)179653Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development117155Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development83668Italy (Government of)80159Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan169098Italy (Government of)198218Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Defence, Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg210835Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan165743Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan200744Belgian Development Cooperation57830Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan58396Norway - Norad and MFA174202Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)94283Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development81249Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development24251Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan224656Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)74021Italy (Government of)238150Norway - Norad and MFA164084Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)189046Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development64129China (Government of)82991China (Government of)153288Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs210358Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs200204Norway - Norad and MFA199642Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs117793China (Government of)87714France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs131645Italy (Government of)148119Sweden, through Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida)77351China (Government of)90506China (Government of)8602562Total direct expenditure for 2025The activities of UNHCR are governed by the financial rules for voluntary funds administered by the High commissioner for Refugees.