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    This document summarizes funding status for UNICEF appeals in 2008 and 2009. In 2008, the total revised requirements were $207.6 million, of which $140.2 million (68%) was funded, leaving an unmet balance of $67.4 million. The largest shortfalls that year were in the sectors of food, shelter and non-food items, and economic recovery and infrastructure. In 2009, the total revised requirements increased significantly to $390.1 million, but only $4.5 million (1%) was funded, leaving an enormous unmet balance of $385.5 million, with no funding reported for most sectors.

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    This document summarizes funding status for UNICEF appeals in 2008 and 2009. In 2008, the total revised requirements were $207.6 million, of which $140.2 million (68%) was funded, leaving an unmet balance of $67.4 million. The largest shortfalls that year were in the sectors of food, shelter and non-food items, and economic recovery and infrastructure. In 2009, the total revised requirements increased significantly to $390.1 million, but only $4.5 million (1%) was funded, leaving an enormous unmet balance of $385.5 million, with no funding reported for most sectors.

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    This document summarizes funding status for UNICEF appeals in 2008 and 2009. In 2008, the total revised requirements were $207.6 million, of which $140.2 million (68%) was funded, leaving an unmet balance of $67.4 million. The largest shortfalls that year were in the sectors of food, shelter and non-food items, and economic recovery and infrastructure. In 2009, the total revised requirements increased significantly to $390.1 million, but only $4.5 million (1%) was funded, leaving an enormous unmet balance of $385.5 million, with no funding reported for most sectors.

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    Analysis is based on Information acquired from FTS as at 31 December

    Donors Listed as
    “Others”
     Netherlands  UNICEF National Committee/France
     Ireland  UNICEF National Committee/USA (US
     Private (individuals & organisations) Fund for UNICEF)
     Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation  Church World Service
     Australia  UN Programme on HIV/AIDS
     Switzerland  Iceland
     France  UNICEF National Committee/Ireland
     Luxembourg  Church of Sweden
     African Development Bank  Monaco
     Spain  UNICEF National Committee/Italy
     Finland  Estonia
     Allocation of unearmarked funds by  Direct Relief International
    FAO  Slovakia
     Belgium  Czech Republic
     Turkey  Poland
     South Africa  CARITAS
     Organization of Petroleum Exporting  UNICEF National Committee/Germany
    Countries Fund
     Tear Australia
     Greece
     United Arab Emirates
     Saudi Arabia (Kingdom of)
     United Nations Children's Fund
     UNICEF National
     United Nations High Commissioner for
    Committee/Netherlands
    Refugees
     UNICEF National Committee/United
    2008 Appeal

    Sector Revised % Unmet requirements


    requirements Funding Covered

    AGRICULTURE 12,821,000 6,004,880 47% 6,816,120

    COORDINATION AND 9,155,813 4,481,744 49% 4,674,069


    SUPPORT SERVICES
    ECONOMIC RECOVERY 19,668,273 6,912,648 35% 12,755,625
    AND INFRASTRUCTURE
    EDUCATION 5,814,829 1,571,403 27% 4,243,426

    FOOD 99,969,328 86,106,659 86% 13,862,669

    HEALTH 12,170,899 8,082,296 66% 4,088,603

    MULTI-SECTOR 6,301,215 5,901,215 94% 400,000

    PROTECTION/HUMAN 7,723,681 4,858,244 63% 2,865,437


    RIGHTS/RULE OF LAW
    SECTOR NOT YET 0 569,013 0% -569,013
    SPECIFIED
    SHELTER AND NON- 23,544,473 10,783,893 46% 12,760,580
    FOOD ITEMS
    WATER AND 10,398,890 4,920,037 47% 5,478,853
    SANITATION
    Grand Total: 207,568,401 140,192,032 68% 67,376,369
    2009 Appeal

    Sector Revised Covered % Unmet


    requirements Covered requirements
    AGRICULTURE 11,408,761 0 0% 11,408,761

    COORDINATION AND 3,302,804 0 0% 3,302,804


    SUPPORT SERVICES

    ECONOMIC RECOVERY 4,239,000 0 0% 4,239,000


    AND INFRASTRUCTURE

    EDUCATION 7,000,750 0 0% 7,000,750

    FOOD 240,626,440 2,024,812 1% 238,601,628

    HEALTH 24,794,705 0 0% 24,794,705

    PROTECTION/HUMAN 65,522,975 2,492,205 4% 63,030,770


    RIGHTS/RULE OF LAW

    SECTOR NOT YET 5,000,000 0 0% 5,000,000


    SPECIFIED

    SHELTER AND NON- 14,193,149 0 0% 14,193,149


    FOOD ITEMS

    WATER AND 13,963,000 0 0% 13,963,000


    SANITATION

    Grand Total: 390,051,584 4,517,017 1% 385,534,567

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