2012
As of February 2012, CERF has allocated over $104 million to 13 countries to even out funding disparities in crises that have been forgotten or neglected through the underfunded emergencies window. CERF also responded to a yellow fever epidemic in Cameroon through a rapid response allocation of $2 million. Responding to drought affected-populations in Chad and Mauritania, CERF has allocated $3 million and $2million respectively. Also, CERF has allocated $9 million in DRC, $1.5 million in Myanmar and $ 800,000 in the Philippines.

2011
CERF had allocated more than $286 million for Rapid Response projects to 38 countries and $143.5 million to 19 countries and oPt for the Underfunded Emergencies projects. While our work has not been dominated by one single large crisis, the CERF had played a major role in west Africa, north Africa, the Horn of Africa and lately in Central American floods.

2010
Since January 2010, more than $276 million has been allocated for rapid response to 38 countries. CERF has allocated over $139 million to 17 countries for underfunded emergencies in 2010. On 15 January, the ERC announced a total of $25 million to be allocated to Haiti in response to the earthquake and in March, a third tranche of $15 million was approved for Haiti. In total, $35.5 million has been allocated to Haiti, the most that has ever been allocated by CERF to one emergency response. 

2009
Over $268 million was allocated for rapid response to 42 countries and the occupied Palestinian territory and $129 million for underfunded emergencies to 19 countries and oPt.  

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*. 

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.

2006
Since its launch on 9 March 2006, CERF has committed over $1.8 billion for 1,700 projects in 78 countries and oPT, spanning the globe in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America.

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

As of 10 February 2012

For 2012, 52 Member States, one Observer, one Regional Government and one private organization have pledged and contributed about $376.5 million to CERF. 

For 2011, 77 Member States, two Observers, one regional government, and four private organizations pledged more than $465 million to CERF.

 In 2010, 82 Member States, two Observers, and scores of private sector donors, including individuals, corporations and other non-governmental organizations, pledged more than $423 million.

Over $401 million was pledged for CERF in 2009. 

In 2008, 81 Member States, one Observer State and seven private organizations committed more than $453 million to CERF.

Click here for pledges and contributions to the CERF

As of 10 February 2012