1. Healthcare

Strategic Response Plan(s): 2015
Summary of requirements and contributions
as at 06-February-2015
http://fts.unocha.org (Table ref: R21)
Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by donors and recipient organizations.
Launch date
Original
Revised
requirements
requirements
USD
USD
A
B
%
Unmet
Funding
Covered
requirements
C
C/B
USD
B-C
Uncommitted
pledges
USD
D
FLASH
Guatemala 2015
3-Nov-14
23,806,581
23,806,581
0
0%
23,806,581
0
Honduras 2015
26-Sep-14
13,200,000
13,200,000
0
0%
13,200,000
0
Afghanistan 2015
1-Jan-15
405,400,000
405,400,000
48,842,163
12%
356,557,837
200,000
Central African Republic 2015
5-Dec-14
612,958,926
612,958,926
11,197,935
2%
601,760,991
1,000,000
SRP
Democratic Republic of the Congo 2015
15-Dec-14
692,000,000
692,000,000
44,901,468
6%
647,098,532
0
Iraq 2014-2015
28-Feb-14
103,742,377
2,230,309,359
814,610,183
37%
1,415,699,176
1,050,000
Myanmar 2015
12-Nov-14
189,544,894
189,544,894
726,554
0%
188,818,340
0
occupied Palestinian territory 2015
28-Nov-14
705,288,765
705,288,765
182,541
0%
705,106,224
1,764,706
14-Nov-14
1,807,069,154
1,807,069,154
24,600,485
1%
1,782,468,669
9,624,504
Somalia 2015
5-Jan-15
862,579,628
862,579,628
13,383,121
2%
849,196,507
1,500,000
Ukraine 2015
27-Nov-14
189,125,000
189,125,000
0
0%
189,125,000
700,000
South Sudan regional refugee response
plan (Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda
components)
17-Dec-14
657,794,079
657,794,079
0
0%
657,794,079
0
Syria regional refugee and resilience plan
(3RP) 2015
12-Jan-15
4,533,248,258
4,533,248,258
74,152,910
2%
4,459,095,348
0
1-Jan-15
-1,100,000,000
-1,100,000,000
-784,881,351
71%
-315,118,649
0
9,695,757,662
11,822,324,644
247,716,009
2%
11,574,608,635
15,839,210
Revised
requirements
Funding
USD
Republic of South Sudan 2015
RRP
Overlap
2014 part of Iraq multi-year SRP
Grand Total:
Details
Plan
Launch date
Central African Republic Regional Refugee Response Plan
2015
1-Jan-15
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Original
requirements
331,193,888
331,193,888
%
Covered
Unmet
requirements
Uncommited
pledges
Definitions:
CAP: Consolidated appeals detail the inter-agency humanitarian strategy, programme and funding requirements in
response to a major or complex emergency. They are a precursor to the current strategic response plan (SRP) and
humanitarian needs overview (HNO).
Carry-over: Previous year's carry-over stocks (i.e. stocks physically in-country at 31 December) and carry-over
contributions (i.e. funds committed by the donor at 31 December), not spent or used in the previous year, and now to be
applied to projects in the current year.
Commitment: Creation of a contractual obligation regarding funding between the donor and appealing agency. Almost
always takes the form of a signed contract. This is the crucial stage of humanitarian funding: agencies cannot spend
money and implement before a funding commitment is made; once it is made, they can begin spending against it, using
cash reserves.
Contribution: The payment or transfer of funds or in-kind goods from the donor towards the appealing agency, resulting
from a commitment.
Flash appeal: An inter-agency humanitarian response strategy to a major disaster that requires a coordinated response
beyond the capacity of the government plus any single agency. The appeal addresses acute needs for a common
planning horizon, normally up to six months.
Funding: In FTS terminology, 'funding' includes contributions, commitments and carry-over.
Outstanding pledge: In FTS terminology, a pledge is a non-binding announcement of an intended contribution or allocation
by the donor. The recipient organization and response plan or project are not necessarily specified. As soon as a
commitment is reported to us against the pledge, the amount in the pledge column is reduced accordingly: our tables
therefore reflect the 'outstanding' pledge amount.
Overlap: Occasionally there is some overlap between needs and requirements stated in an individual country strategic
response plan (SRP) and those in the regional response plan (RRP). We therefore make an adjustment to reflect this
overlap and not to overstate the needs in the global total.
RRP: A regional response plan (RRP) is an inter-agency plan, coordinated by UNHCR, that articulates the shared vision of
how to respond to the affected population's assessed and expressed needs.
SRP: The strategic response plan (SRP) articulates the shared vision of how to respond to the affected population’s
assessed and expressed needs. It is a management tool for response and supports decision-making by the humanitarian
country team. It has two interlinked components: a country or context strategy, with strategic objectives and indicators;
and cluster plans, with objectives, activities and accompanying projects. Together they detail how the strategy will be
implemented and how much funding is required.
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Requirements
Funding
2014 part of Iraq multi-year SRP
Afghanistan 2015
Central African Republic 2015
Democratic Republic of the Congo 2015
Guatemala 2015
Honduras 2015
Iraq 2014-2015
Myanmar 2015
occupied Palestinian territory 2015
Republic of South Sudan 2015
Somalia 2015
South Sudan regional refugee response plan (Ethiopia,
Kenya, Uganda components)
Syria regional refugee and resilience plan (3RP) 2015
Ukraine 2015
-2000M -1000M
0M
1000M 2000M 3000M 4000M 5000M
Value USD
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