OCHA Funding
UN agencies and international organizations provide humanitarian and early recovery assistance in Zimbabwe under the Consolidated Appeal Process (CAP). This assistance addresses urgent needs until development programmes can make a meaningful impact on improving lives and livelihoods. Dozens of NGOs implement humanitarian and early recovery programmes funded outside the CAP. The CAP and a Common Humanitarian Action Plan are presented annually to the international community and donors.
Following recent improvements in the humanitarian situation in Zimbabwe and improved funding for recovery and development programmes, the Humanitarian Country Team decided to focus the 2013 appeal around four clusters: food, health, WASH and protection.
Country Office OCT Data
Year: 2012
- United States (USA-PRM) $595,133
- European Commission (DG-ECHO) $154,440
- European Commission (DG-ECHO) $155,844
- Total Listed Contributions: $905,417
- Opening Balance: $147,027
- Total Requirements (2012): $2,544,087
- Unearmarked Contribution Donors: Afghanistan, Australia (Ausaid), Austria, Belgium, Canada (CIDA), China, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland (IRISH AID), Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Republic of (Korea), Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand (NZAID), Norway, Poland, Russian Federation, Singapore, Sweden (MFA), Switzerland (DEZA), United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom (DFID), United States (USA-PRM), United States (US-State-IO)
