Donor ranking

UNHCR’s work is made possible by the generosity of its donors, including dozens of governments, hundreds of companies and their employees, and millions of private individuals who give directly or through UNHCR’s National Partners. 

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Sudanese refugee and mother-of-two Bounaina, 26, owned a shop selling dairy products in El Geneina, Sudan, before the conflict spread to her doorstep. After fleeing to Chad in August 2023 with her two children, she was living in a makeshift shelter at the border for four months. In December 2023, Bounaina was relocated to the new refugee site in Alacha, eastern Chad, and allocated a refugee housing unit. © UNHCR/Ying Hu
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The tables below show the sources of funding ranked according to their contribution during the year, and a ranking of donor countries according to their estimated contribution per capita. The sources of funding can be filtered to show only flexible funding, the most important type of funding that UNHCR receives.

 

*The contributions information on this page is regularly updated every two weeks.

 

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Government Contributions Per Capita | 2024

Curious about how government contributions to UNHCR compare on a per capita basis? 
Our latest dataset provides a detailed breakdown of government contributions per capita in 2024, offering insights into global donor support relative to population size. This data helps illustrate the scale of international solidarity in responding to forced displacement. 

🔍 Explore the file now to gain a deeper understanding of funding trends and contributions per country.

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