Country snapshot for 2017

Iraq 2017
https://fts.unocha.org/countries/106/summary/2017


Country snapshot for 2017

02-Mar-2021


US$1.44bn total funding reported to FTS
$1.06bn
$380.8m
73.5% funded through plans
26.5% other funding
data as of 3 December 2020
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Response plans/appeals

Response plan/appeal Funded (US$m) Required (US$m) % coverage
Iraq 2017 937.0 984.6 95.2%
Syria regional refugee and resilience plan (3RP) 2017 121.1 228.1 53.1%
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Trends in reported funding

Iraq 2017
https://fts.unocha.org/countries/106/summary/2017


Trends in reported funding

02-Mar-2021


Note: "Trends from 2008 to 2018" data are currently under review. Reliable annual data can be found in the Country Page by year.
The amount per year might change based on daily reports received and processed in the system

Funding by source

Iraq 2017
https://fts.unocha.org/countries/106/summary/2017


Funding by source

02-Mar-2021


The Facility for Refugees in Turkey coordinates a total of Eur 3 billion for humanitarian and development assistance for refugees and host- communities in Turkey. Eur 1 billion is financed from the EU budget ( ECHO, NEAR, FPI) and the remaining Eur 2 billion by contributions from the 28 Member States according to their share in EU GNI: http://consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2016/02/03-refugee-facility-for-turkey/

The graph shows the top 5 sources of all reported humanitarian funding in the Country; a source of funding can be a UN member state, an international organization, a private donor, a UN Agency, etc...
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Funding by sector

Iraq 2017
https://fts.unocha.org/countries/106/summary/2017


Funding by sector

02-Mar-2021


This graph shows the level of all reported humanitarian funding for the Country both inside and outside the Response plan/appeal by technical area/sector
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Largest UN recipients

Recipient organization Funded (US$m) As a share of total funding (%)
World Food Programme 166.5 11.6%
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 162.1 11.3%
United Nations Children's Fund 126.0 8.8%
World Health Organization 87.0 6.0%
International Organization for Migration 75.8 5.3%
United Nations Population Fund 33.0 2.3%
United Nations Development Programme 30.3 2.1%
United Nations Mine Action Service 21.7 1.5%
United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-HABITAT) 12.0 0.8%
Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs 10.6 0.7%

Largest NGO, Red Cross/Red Crescent and other organizational recipients

Recipient organization Funded (US$m) As a share of total funding (%)
KFW Development 70.5 4.9%
Mercy Corps 67.0 4.7%
Norwegian Refugee Council 53.9 3.8%
International Committee of the Red Cross 51.6 3.6%
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit 22.6 1.6%
The United Iraqi Medical Society for Relief and Development 17.6 1.2%
Danish Refugee Council 12.7 0.9%
Japan Platform 11.4 0.8%
Save the Children 9.9 0.7%
International Medical Corps UK 8.4 0.6%
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Allocations through pooled funding mechanisms

Contributions to fund (US$m) Allocations by fund (US$m)
Central Emergency Response Fund 0.0 10.0
Iraq Humanitarian Fund 84.6 76.2
Funding to Pooled Funds are "Contributions"; Funding from the Pool funds to partners are "Allocations".

FTS publishes all reports of humanitarian funding to affected countries. The data displayed on an affected country page includes funding to meet the requirements of an internationally coordinated response plan in that country, as well as funding outside of plan requirements (such as Red Cross/Red Crescent activities and bilateral funding to the affected governments). This page also reflects humanitarian contributions in countries which do not have coordinated response plans/appeals.

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