Asia and the Pacific (ROAP)

Every year, millions of people in Asia and the Pacific region are affected by conflict and natural disasters such as earthquakes, tropical storms, tsunamis, drought, and volcanic eruptions.

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Highlights Last Updated: 07 Jul 2020

Bangladesh: UNCERF to support anticipatory action to monsoon floods
Myanmar: Civilians flee conflict in Rathedaung Township, Rakhine State
Afghanistan: Humanitarians concerned about impact of extended lockdown measures on the most vulnerable
Bangladesh: CERF allocates five million US dollars to support the response to Cyclone Amphan

Eb6Vnl-XkAAu2LL — Mazari Sharif, Afghanistan: A girl with her younger baby brother, who was born with a handicap, and cannot walk. She and her family fled conflict and found refuge in Nahr-e-Shahi village, set in a barren land, 20 kilometers away from Mazar. Hundreds of families fled from conflict-affected areas of Faryab and Balkh and settled in IDP villages outside of Mazar City. As the conflict is still ongoing, they have not been able to return home and bought their own land and are building their houses with assistance from NRC(supported by the AHF). Photo: OCHA/ Charlotte Cans

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Humanitarian Response Plan: Funding Update

HRPs are the result of OCHA’s work with humanitarian partners around the world to identify the most critical humanitarian needs, plan responses and determine the budgets needed to address them. Requirements for 2018 are outlined below.

The chart refers to countries within the region that have a Hum Response Plan

Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Korea, Democratic People's Republic of, Myanmar

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Humanitarian Needs Overview

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Funding for OCHA Asia and the Pacific (ROAP)

The following donors contributed earmarked funding for 2019.

Total Requirement

$4,974,607

Earmarked Contributions

$3,043,672

Opening Balance

$100,664

Total (Contributions + Opening Balance)

$3,144,336

Earmarked Donors

Donors	USD
Australia (DFAT)	573,166
Canada (DFATD)	385,036
Japan	320,000
Norway	234,473
Sweden (Sida)	430,997
United States (US-USAID-OFDA)	1,100,000

Unearmarked Donors

OCHA received unearmarked contributions from the following donors:

Argentina
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
China
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Iceland
Ireland
Japan
Korea, Republic of
Luxembourg
Monaco
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Philippines
Portugal
Qatar
Russian Federation
Saudi Arabia
Singapore
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
United States

Unearmarked contributions (or commitments) are those for which the donor does not require the funds to be used for a specific project, sector, crisis or country, leaving OCHA to decide how to allocate the funds.

** May include unearmarked and earmarked funding with implementation dates beyond the calendar year

*** Excludes miscellaneous income (e.g. adjustments, gain/losses on exchange rate etc.)

Funding information from the OCHA Contributions Tracking System