Since January 2009, over $121 million has been allocated for rapid response to 23 countries and the occupied Palestinian territory and $75 million underfunded emergencies to 14 countries.   

In 2008, CERF contributed nearly $300.5 million to rapid response grants to 53 countries and over $128.3 million to underfunded emergencies in 20 countries. CERF has funded over 400 humanitarian projects in 2008*.  In 2007, CERF committed more than $227.8 million to rapid response grants in 49 countries and $123.1 million to underfunded emergencies in 23 countries. CERF funded over 400 humanitarian projects in 2007.

Since its launch on 9 March 2006, CERF has committed more than $1.2 billion for over 1,300 projects in 69 countries and oPT, spanning the globe in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America*.  

More than $830 million went to jump start humanitarian response in rapid onset crises or sudden deteriorations of existing crises in 69 countries and the occupied Palestinian territory. Over $401 million went to underfunded crises in 35 countries and the occupied Palestinian territory*.

Click here for a breakdown of CERF grants per country, agency, sector, and window 

Over $387 million was pledged for CERF in 2009.  In 2008, 81 Member States, one Observer State and seven private organizations committed more than $453.2 million to CERF.

For this week, CERF received paid contributions of $4,657,370 from Switzerland, $230,840 from Liechtenstein, $50,000 from Kazakhstan.    

Click here for pledges and contributions to the CERF.

*   As at 2 July 2009