UNICEF Humanitarian Action Study 2017

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1 UNICEF/UN07326/DUBOURTHOUMIE UNICEF Humantaran Acton Study 2017 A synthess of UNICEF s response For more nformaton, please see the UNICEF Annual Results Report Humantaran Acton Democratc Republc of the Congo, 2017 Chldren carry water collected from a source bult by UNICEF n Tshbambula, a vllage n the Kasa Regon of the Democratc Republc of the Congo.

2 Global response n 2017 In 2017, 102 country offces responded to 337 humantaran stuatons. Snce 2010, UNICEF has responded to an average of over 305 humantaran stuatons n nearly 93 countres each year. The number of stuatons n 2017 was the second largest snce trackng began n FUNDS RECEIVED US$1.97 BILLION US$553 MILLION v SUPPLIES PROCURED DEPLOYMENTS 599 EXPENSE US$2.1 BILLION v NUMBER OF HUMANITARIAN SITUATIONS UNICEF humantaran stuaton responses, RESPONDED TO HUMANITARIAN SITUATIONS NUMBER OF COUNTRIES IN COUNTRIES Does not nclude responses where UNICEF does not have a country offce, such as n parts of Europe. Data based on country offce annual report questonnares for Many of these are handled by UNICEF offces buldng off preparedness measures undertaken and usng exstng resources, hghlghtng the mportance of UNICEF s presence before, durng and after a crss. Ths fgure represents other resources emergency funds receved (cash) n 2017, whch s dfferent from other resources emergency revenue, whch represents the contrbuton sgned durng a specfc year, ncludng mult-year contrbutons. v Ths s emergency supples procured, and of ths US$257.8 mllon s from other resources emergency. v Expenses exceeded contrbutons receved n 2017 due to actual utlzaton of funds receved n the same year plus funds carred forward from 2016 whch were utlzed n Ths s especally true n the case of mult-year fundng agreements.

3 Type of response n Natural dsasters (hydro-meteorologcal) Natural dsasters (geo-physcal) Health crss (acute nutrtonal crss, epdemc, nfluenza-human pandemc) Soco-poltcal crss (acute economc crss, conflct/cvl unrest, human rghts crss) Other humantaran stuatons 337 RESPONDED TO HUMANITARIAN SITUATIONS Mddle East and North Afrca Europe and Central Asa West and Central Afrca 5 56 South Asa Latn Amerca and the Carbbean Eastern and Southern Afrca East Asa and the Pacfc Ths map s stylzed and not to scale. It does not reflect a poston by UNICEF on the legal status of any country or area or the delmtaton of any fronters. The dotted lne represents approxmately the Lne of Control agreed upon by Inda and Pakstan. The fnal status of Jammu and Kashmr has not yet been agreed upon by the Partes. The fnal boundary between the Republc of the Sudan and the Republc of South Sudan has not yet been determned. Includng but not lmted to refugee response.

4 Delverng humantaran results for chldren These are some of the key humantaran results acheved aganst targets for chldren by UNICEF and partners n In some contexts, achevements were constraned by lmted resources, ncludng across sectors; nadequate humantaran access; nsecurty; and challengng operatng envronments mllon people accessed suffcent quantty of water of approprate qualty for drnkng, cookng and personal hygene 95% of the 3. mllon 3.0 mllon chldren aged 6 59 months wth severe acute malnutrton (SAM) admtted to treatment programmes 83% of the 3.6 mllon 3.5 mllon chldren accessed psychosocal support 89% of the mllon 18 mllon chldren aged 6 months to 15 years vaccnated aganst measles 7% of the 2. mllon 8.8 mllon chldren accessed formal or non-formal basc educaton (ncludng pre-prmary schools/early chldhood learnng spaces) 73% of the 12 mllon 6,000 HIV-postve pregnant women contnued antretrovral therapy 81% of the 57,000 WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE NUTRITION CHILD PROTECTION HEALTH EDUCATION HIV/AIDS CASH-BASED TRANSFERS 1 mllon people benefted from humantaran cash tranfers/ cash-based support PHOTO CREDITS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: UNICEF/UN /SOKHIN, UNICEF/GIACOMO PIROZZI, UNICEF/UN015666/VOCKEL, UNICEF/UN /TARABISHI, UNICEF/UN01366/ANMAR, UNICEF/UN019339/SOKHIN

5 Key results from humantaran responses The map below hghlghts the key results acheved by UNICEF and partners n some of the major humantaran responses n Refugee and mgrant crss n Europe: Nearly 18,000 at-rsk chldren were dentfed through screenng by outreach teams and chld protecton support centres n Greece, Italy, Serba, the former Yugoslav Republc of Macedona and Turkey (exceedng the target of 10,000). Iraq: Nearly 850,000 chldren accessed formal or non-formal basc educaton (exceedng the target of 726,000). Syran refugees: More than 1 mllon Syran refugee chldren n Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey were enrolled n formal educaton (exceedng the target of 882,000). Syran Arab Republc: Nearly 5.9 mllon people ganed access to safe water through the repar, rehabltaton or augmentaton of water and santaton systems (exceedng the target of.9 mllon). Hat: 87% of all cholera cases were dentfed and responded to wthn 8 hours (exceedng the target of 75%). Bangladesh: Nearly 900,000 affected people reached wth cholera vaccnaton (99% of the 900,000 ). Carbbean hurrcanes: Nearly 39,000 people ganed access to safe water n the mmedate aftermath of the emergency (exceedng the target of 37,000). Mal: More than 120,000 chldren aged 6 59 months sufferng from severe acute malnutrton receved treatment (exceedng the target of 107,000). Yemen: More than 2.3 mllon chldren aged 6 59 months were screened for acute malnutrton and over 226,500 chldren sufferng from severe acute malnutrton receved treatment (70% of the 232,000 ). Horn of Afrca: Nearly 706,000 chldren aged 6 59 months sufferng from severe acute malnutrton n Ethopa, Kenya and Somala receved treatment (95% of the 75,000 ). Ngera and the Lake Chad basn: More than. mllon chldren affected by the ongong crss n north-east Ngera, Cameroon, Chad and the Nger receved measles vaccnaton (exceedng the target of 2.3 mllon). Central Afrcan Republc: Nearly 83,000 acutely vulnerable people receved approprate WASH assstance through the Rapd Response Mechansm followng a shock (exceedng the target of 80,000). Democratc Republc of the Congo: More than 271,000 people receved uncondtonal cash grants (7% of the 366,000 ). South Sudan: Nearly 320,000 school-aged chldren accessed educaton n emergences (exceedng the target of 300,000). Ths map s stylzed and not to scale. It does not reflect a poston by UNICEF on the legal status of any country or area or the delmtaton of any fronters. The dotted lne represents approxmately the Lne of Control agreed upon by Inda and Pakstan. The fnal status of Jammu and Kashmr has not yet been agreed upon by the Partes. The fnal boundary between the Republc of the Sudan and the Republc of South Sudan has not yet been determned.

6 Emergency deployments TOP 7 CRISES SUPPORTED STANDBY PARTNERS Bangladesh Rohngya Crss 177 Yemen 0 Ethopa 3 Somala 30 Democratc Republc of the Congo 29 Peru 28 Domnca STANDBY PARTNERS AND RAPID RESPONSE TEAM Deployment by functonal area Chld protecton Communcaton Educaton Emergency coordnaton, management and specalsts Health Plannng, montorng and evaluaton Nutrton Supply and logstcs Water, santaton and hygene Communcaton for Development Operatons and other Informaton management Totals UNICEF COORDINATION Ths ncludes 157 standby partners and rapd response team deployments and does not nclude 23 standby partner deployments n support of emergency preparedness. Ths ncludes 115 standby and 2 rapd response team members deployed to the feld to delver on UNICEF s programme, cluster and operatonal commtments.

7 Coordnaton Countres where cluster coordnaton mechansm meets CCC standards EDUCATION WASH CHILD PROTECTION NUTRITION 95% 100% 85% 100% Met standards: 18 OF OF OF OF 13 Number of country offces leadng/ co-leadng sector/ cluster Core Commtments for Chldren n Humantaran Acton standards for coordnaton are defned as: convenng partners; establshng terms of reference for coordnaton; establshng cluster operatonal strategy/acton plan; performance management system n place; sector coverage known from cluster reportng.

8 Partnershps In 2017, UNICEF worked wth 1,328 cvl socety partners for humantaran programmng, nearly 63% of whch were natonal partners PARTNERSHIPS 1, East Asa and the Pacfc Regon Eastern and Southern Afrca Regon Europe and Central Asa Regon Latn Amerca and the Carbbean Regon Mddle East and North Afrca Regon South Asa Regon West and Central Afrca Regon

9 Emergency supples Grand Total: US$553 MILLION for 61 COUNTRIES AND TERRITORIES In 2017, UNICEF procurement for emergences reached US$553.3 mllon globally Top fve countres/crses Horn of Afrca US$7.6 mllon of ready-to-use therapeutc food Yemen US$30.9 mllon of ready-to-use therapeutc food Syra Arab Republc and Syran refugee hostng countres US$5.7 mllon of fortfed spread, hgh energy bscuts and mcronutrent powder Ngera US$2.8 mllon of ready-to-use therapeutc food Bangladesh US$1.2 mllon of ready-to-use therapeutc food UNICEF procured a total of US$112.2 mllon worth of nutrton products, makng t the largest component of total UNICEF emergency supples by value n Ths s emergency supples, of whch US$257.8 mllon s other resources emergency. Includes all fundng types and s based on an mproved methodology by the Supply Dvson to better represent the actual emergency supply response to all crses.

10 Resource moblzaton 2017 total other resources emergency funds receved by type of donor. Total humantaran funds receved: US$1.97 bllon 81% 10% Prvate sector US$190.1 mllon Governments and nter-governmental organzatons US$1.6 bllon 9% Inter-organzatonal arrangements US$171 mllon Top 20 resource partners Top 20 resource partners to humantaran acton, Donor Total (US$) 1 Unted States of Amerca 518,608,623 2 Unted Kngdom 26,21,103 3 Germany 23,232,625 European Commsson 215,178,120 5 Central Emergency Response Fund (Unted Natons) 108,902,99 6 Japan 73,157,216 7 Norway 59,79,793 8 Canada 8,680,511 9 Country-Based Pooled Funds 8,298, U.S. Fund for UNICEF,259, Sweden 0,255, German Commttee for UNICEF 35,226, Netherlands 2,673,336 1 France 21,78, Australa 20,193, 16 Denmark 18,15,22 17 Unted Kngdom Commttee for UNICEF 18,369,62 18 Japan Commttee for UNICEF 12,800, Italy 10,975, Swtzerland 10,93,7 Top GHTF resource partners Sources of global humantaran thematc fundng (GHTF), Donor Total (US$) 1 Netherlands 18,13,010 2 Swedsh Commttee for UNICEF,525,836 3 Republc of Korea 1,666,667 U.S. Fund for UNICEF 1,288,581 5 Denmark 1,18,106 6 UNICEF Thaland 1,000,18 7 UNICEF Chna 13,075 8 Internatonal onlne donatons 99,207 9 Fnnsh Commttee for UNICEF 98, Belgan Commttee for UNICEF 37, Canadan Commttee for UNICEF 25, Norwegan Commttee for UNICEF 18,91 13 New Zealand 5,108 1 Australan Commttee for UNICEF 3,383 Grand Total 28,203,056 Ths fgure represents other resources emergency funds receved (cash) n 2017, whch s dfferent from other resources emergency revenue, whch represents the contrbuton sgned durng a specfc year, ncludng mult-year contrbutons.

11 Expenses Top 30 country offces n total expenses, Humantaran expenses were 55% of all country-level expenses. Total other resources emergency expenses ncreased to US$2.1 bllon n 2017 from US$1.8 bllon n ,000, ,000, ,000, ,000, ,000, ,000, ,000,000 50,000,000 0 Unted Republc of Tanzana* Hat* Myanmar* Central Afrcan Republc Malaw* Bangladesh* Uganda* Nepal* Kenya* Mozambque Mal* Nger* Chad* Serra Leone Sudan* Zmbabwe* Inda Pakstan* Turkey* South Sudan* Syran Arab Republc* Afghanstan* Iraq* Somala* Ethopa* Democratc Republc of the Congo* Jordan* Ngera* Yemen* Lebanon* Humantaran expenses Non-humantaran expenses Humantaran expenses are defned as the sum of all expenses ncludng other resources emergency and other resources regular and regular resources that are tagged as humantaran, ncludng Emergency Programme Funds. *UNICEF country offces wth Humantaran Acton for Chldren appeals n 2017.