Contributions to WHO’s Afghanistan Global Health Emergency Appeal
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WHO has launched a Global Health Emergency Appeal for Afghanistan for US$ 147.61 million to reach 22.1 million people with essential health services in 2022.
WHO says thank you!
Contributions to WHO’s Afghanistan Global Health Emergency Appeal
As of 23 Sept 2022
Contributors
| Donor | US$ |
| Canada | 606 802 |
| Denmark | 58 333 |
| European Commission, Directorate-General Development and Cooperation (DEVCO) | 24 016 028 |
| European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) | 20 916 165 |
| France | 1 000 000 |
| Germany | 2 177 350 |
| Italy | 8 725 000 |
| Japan | 2 474 893 |
| Netherlands | 116 667 |
| UN Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund | 21 941 023 |
| UN Central Emergency Response Fund | 9 942 000 |
| UN Special Trust Fund for Afghanistan | 2 475 000 |
| US Agency for International Development | 6 300 000 |
| Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation | 1 000 000 |
| Kuwait | 500 000 |
| US Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance | 4 300 000 |
| Grand Total | 106 549 270 |
Contigency Fund for Emergencies (CFE)
WHO has released to date (31 May 2022) US$1.5 million from the CFE one of WHO's most powerful tools for responding immediately to acute health emergencies. WHO and the people who are able to receive support thanks to this fund are grateful for the support from the 24 donors and supporters of the CFE.
More about the CFE here.
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WHO thanks all Member States / Governments and organizations contributing towards the WHO’s Afghanistan Global Health Emergency Appeal
"For the girls thinking about their future, I encourage them to study health and become nutrition nurses, like me", says Nurse Rahima Qambari.
— WHO Afghanistan (@WHOAfghanistan) March 8, 2022
Together with @EUinAfghanistan, @WHO supports #women like Rahima for their contribution to Afghanistan's health system. #IWD2022 pic.twitter.com/PpckovpKYE
Measurable impact lies at the heart of @WHO’s mission to promote health, keep the world safe & serve the vulnerable. This story in #Afghanistan is 1 of many stories of WHO's work with countries towards #HealthForAll. #WHOImpact #WHA75https://t.co/8WZAhQahZP pic.twitter.com/VcD1YVSFJp
— WHO Afghanistan (@WHOAfghanistan) May 16, 2022
It's International Women’s Day! Today & every day, @WHO honors the dedication & bravery of #Afghan #women #health workers who work tirelessly to serve people in need. Dr Najila Kashmiri is 1 of the women doctors of #Afghanistan taking care of #COVID19 patients. @EUinAfghanistan pic.twitter.com/zlalu0nTmp
— WHO Afghanistan (@WHOAfghanistan) March 8, 2022
Thank you @GermanyDiplo and @AA_stabilisiert for your contribution of € 20 million to @WHO’s Health Emergency Response in #Afghanistan. With support from partners like 🇩🇪, we can protect the most vulnerable and save lives. Together!
— Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@DrTedros) December 8, 2021