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GHA Report 2009

GHA Report 2009

Published in July 2009, GHA Report 2009 presents the latest data on financial flows to humanitarian crises, making the links between short-term acute crises and long-term chronic poverty.

 

Humanitarian aid is not just about the money

We've just uploaded the Summary GHA Report 2009. If you want to know what we believe were the main trends of humanitarian financial flows for 2008 then this may be for you, especially if you don’t have time to read the full, in-depth version.
 

Summary GHA Report 2009

Here's a summary of GHA Report 2009, for those who don’t have time to read the full in-depth version! Inside we examine the humanitarian funds that come from what we sometimes call ‘traditional donor countries’ as well as those that are new or newly influential. There are also sections examining the increasing use of pooled funding mechanisms and the increasing role of NGOs in spending humanitarian funds. Through this we show where money comes from and where it goes to and by whom it is spent.
 
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