A. List of all humanitarian pledges, commitments

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Malawi Floods 2015
Table A: Total funding and outstanding pledges*
as of 24 March 2015
http://fts.unocha.org (Table ref: R10)
Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by donors and appealing organizations.
Channel
Description
Allocation of unearmarked
funds by FAO
FAO
Agriculture inputs
Allocation of unearmarked
funds by OCHA
Various
Recipients
OCHA Emergency Cash grant to UNRCOLogistics
American Red Cross
Malawi RC
Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation
Donor
Funding
USD
Outstanding
Pledges
USD
500,000
0
50,000
0
Humanitarian assistance
250,000
0
WVI
to provide critical emergency support to
populations affected by the severe flooding in
Malawi
550,000
0
Canada
IFRC
Delivery of humanitarian assistance for flood
affected communities (D002200-001)
278,441
0
Canada
WFP
Food aid for flood affected communities
(D002200-002)
397,772
0
Canada
UNICEF
WASH
400,000
0
Canada
IFRC
affected communities
721,559
0
Central Emergency
Response Fund
UNICEF
Education Cluster Flood Response
248,775
0
Central Emergency
Response Fund
UNICEF
WASH EMEREGENCY CLUSTER RESPONSE TO
FLOOD AFFECTED POPULATION IN MALAWI
400,000
0
Central Emergency
Response Fund
UNHCR
Camp coordination and camp management
(CCCM) and Shelter assistance response to
severe flooding and displacement in Malawi
570,760
0
Central Emergency
Response Fund
WFP
Humanitarian Aviation Services, Logistics
Augmentation and Cluster Coordination in
Response to Floods in Malawi
800,020
0
Central Emergency
Response Fund
IOM
Camp coordination and camp management
(CCCM) and Shelter assistance response to
severe flooding and displacement in Malawi
866,694
0
Central Emergency
Response Fund
FAO
Emergency Assistance to Support Food
Insecure Rural Communities whose Food
Production Cycle was Severely Disrupted by
Floods during the 2014 – 2015 Cropping
Season in Nsanje, Phalombe and Chikwawa
Districts in the southern region of Malawi
1,001,909
0
Central Emergency
Response Fund
WFP
Emergency Food Assistance to People
Displaced by Floods in Malawi
3,073,239
0
Czech Republic
IFRC
Urgent Assistance (93356/2015-ORS)
61,125
0
Denmark
ACT/DCA
Food, cash and shelter to people affected by
heavy floods in the southeren Malawi
(2014-32210)
152,253
0
Denmark
MSF
Medical assistance and WASH-improvements in
the Chikwawa and Nsanje districs
(2014-32214)
304,507
0
* includes contributions to the appeal and additional contributions outside of the appeal (bilateral, Red Cross, etc)
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Channel
Description
Denmark
Denmark RC
Food assistance and early recovery activities
(2014-32208)
European Commission's
Humanitarian Aid and Civil
Protection Department
UN Agencies,
NGOs and/or
Red Cross
Emergency assistance for populations affected
by floods in Southern Africa and Indian Ocean /
To save and preserve lives of vulnerable
people affected by floods and cyclones in
Malawi (ECHO/-SF/BUD/2015/01000)
OXFAM GB
Donor
Outstanding
Pledges
USD
Funding
USD
491,400
0
0
0
Flood response in Mulanje District (ECHO/
-SF/BUD/2015/01010)
168,350
0
IFRC
Malawi floods response (ECHO/
-SF/BUD/2015/01004)
170,068
0
ACT/DCA
WASH response for flood affected people in
Salima and Ntcheu districts, Malawi (ECHO/
-SF/BUD/2015/01005)
224,467
0
Care Germany
2015 Malawi Floods Response (ECHO/
-SF/BUD/2015/01006)
224,467
0
ACT/CA UK
Chikwawa and Phalombe Flood Response
(ECHO/-SF/BUD/2015/01003)
224,467
0
IOM
Emergency assistance to flood affected
displaced populations in Malawi and
Mozambique (ECHO/-SF/BUD/2015/01002)
793,651
0
Finland
Malawi RC
Shelter
113,000
0
Germany
Humedica
Prevention of secondary effects of the flooding
in Mwambo (VN05 321.50 MWI 01/15)
226,040
0
Iceland
UNICEF
75,000
0
Ireland
Plan Ireland
To save lives and alleviate suffering (PLAN
ERFS 2015)
113,379
0
Ireland
NGOs
58 metric tonnes of non-food items, including
tents, blankets,mosquito nets, water tanks and
other urgently required items. EUR 500.000
573,000
0
Italy
IFRC
Multilateral contribution to the IFRC emergency
appeal called “Malawi: Floods - n. MDRMW011”
to provide assistance to affected people in
Chikwawa, Nsanje, Blantyre urban and
Phalombe districts for a period of 9 months
through the distribution of food and non-food
items and activities in Health, Wash and
Hygiene sectors. (Appeal n. MDRMW011)
170,068
0
Japan
JICA
In-kind - 180 Dome Tent (12M2) : Ntcheu (82) ,
Nsanje (98) 900 Sleeping Pad : Ntcheu (90),
Nsanje (300), Chikwawa (510) 500 Blanket
(fleece type): Ntcheu (90), Karonga (400),
Chikwawa (10) 400 Blanket (50% wool type) :
to be coordinated 40 Plastic Sheet (4x60m):
Ntcheu (40)
160,000
0
Japan
WFP
Emergency food assistance to displaced
people in flood-affected areas
2,000,000
0
Malawi
WFP
14,000 MT of maize from the Malawi Strategic
Grain Reserves
3,300,000
0
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Funding
USD
Outstanding
Pledges
USD
Channel
Description
Netherlands
Netherlands
RC
567,000
0
Norway
NGOs
815,000
0
One UN Fund, EFW
IOM
DTM Mechanism
400,000
0
One UN Fund, EFW
UNICEF
Nutrition Response
450,000
0
One UN Fund, EFW
UN Agencies
Protection response in Phalombe, Chikwawa
and Nsanje. The objectives are to prevent and
respond to gender based violence (GBV)
during the flood emergency and mainstreaming
of GBV across sectors of the response;
reunify or provide alternative care for
separated children and to minimize the neglect
of children during the flood emergency and;
monitor, record and respond to human rights
violations and security threats in and around
the camps.
600,000
0
One UN Fund, EFW
UN Agencies
Disease monitoring, mobile clinics
631,000
0
Private (individuals &
organisations)
Various
Recipients
CSB (Supercereal), rocket stoves and plastic
mugs to Livunzu, Bodaza and Savala camps to
970 households. In addition, Maize 50kg, Beans
10kg, CSB 10kg, Vegetable Oil 2litres, per
households (total of MK 14.680.950) through
Mary's Meals Malawi
32,000
0
organisations)
Plan
Humanitarian assistance for flood-affected in
Chikwawa district
340,966
0
organisations)
SC
To support medium to long term recovery in
Zomba, Machinga, Chiradzulu and Phalombe.
(through SC)
500,000
0
Spain
WFP
Cash and Vouchers
566,893
0
Start Fund
NGOs
Immediate needs across flood affected areas
funded through for NGOs, 350,000 GBP
525,000
0
Sweden
MSB
UNDAC M1 Malawi floods
9,552
0
Sweden
MSB
UNDAC ICT
19,200
0
Sweden
MSB
Secondment of Logistics officer to WFP
54,928
0
Sweden
MSB
Secondment of Emergency WASH Specialist to
Unicef
55,292
0
Sweden
MSB
Secondment of Emergency WASH Specialist to
Unicef
59,059
0
Sweden
MSB
UNDAC ICT
59,857
0
Sweden
MSB
Secondment of ETC Specialist to Unicef
61,368
0
Sweden
SMR
Survival Kits to Victims of Floodings
121,521
0
Sweden
Plan Sweden
Malawi floodings - Relief
254,712
0
Sweden
Sweden RC
Response to floodings in Malawi
303,804
0
Sweden
OXFAM GB
Flood response in Mulanje District
325,991
0
Donor
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Channel
Description
UNICEF National
Committee/Germany
UNICEF
United Kingdom
Various
Recipients
United Kingdom
Donor
Outstanding
Pledges
USD
Funding
USD
226,757
0
Delivery of assistance through the Scotland
Malawi Partnership
0
45,317
UNICEF
affected communities (through the Scottish
Government)
0
181,269
United Kingdom
NGOs
Immediate NGO response through
Concern/Goal: 45MT of Maize flour and 15 Mt of
pigeon pea to stabilise food situation in Nsanje
until WFP started their food distribution (approx
20,000 GBP)
30,000
0
United Kingdom
Various
Donors
Immediate movement of 2000 NFI kits for
families of 5, plus 10 one meter diameter pots
for communal cooking, into cut off areas in
Nsanje (94,000 GBP)
141,000
0
United Kingdom
UN Agencies
Up to 4 so far of the UN personnel requested
by agencies from the standby register,
including WASH, Nutrition, Child Protection,
230,000 GBP
345,000
0
United Kingdom
UNICEF
1,000,000
0
United Kingdom
WFP
GBP 1 million, to replenish MVAC stocks moved
for flood victims and any additional support to
flood response food needs.
1,500,000
0
United States of America
UNICEF
WASH
50,000
0
NGOs
USAID has donated plastic sheets, Jerry cans
and blankets all valued at $100,000 (distributed
through Goal, PCI, CRS and Save the Children)
100,000
0
Various
Recipients
Logistics Support and Relief Commodities
(USAID/OFDA)
183,825
0
SC
Agriculture inputs
200,000
0
CRS
Agriculture inputs
200,000
0
PCI
Agriculture inputs
200,000
0
Various
Recipients
USAID has donated 78,400 bed nets valued
$295,000 (distributed through UNICEF and
NMCP)
295,000
0
GOAL
Agriculture inputs
500,000
0
WFP
Food commodities worth $1.5 million
1,500,000
0
WFP
Emergency food assistance to displaced
people in flood-affected areas (OFDA / USAID)
3,500,000
0
Various Donors (details
not yet provided)
WFP
In-kind - Fortified ready-to-eat biscuits are
being prioritised for immediate distribution to
77,000 vulnerable displaced people who have
no access to markets or cooking facilities in the
hardest hit districts, Nsanje and Chikwawa.
(through UN Humanitarian Response Depot in
Dubai)
0
0
not yet provided)
UNICEF
Gender coordinator has been recruited and
deployed
20,000
0
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Funding
USD
Outstanding
Pledges
USD
Channel
Description
not yet provided)
UNICEF
HIV
45,000
0
not yet provided)
UNICEF
Coordination & Logistics
57,619
0
not yet provided)
UNFPA
50 Tents under procurement and being
transported to be used for Women friendly
spaces (victims of VBG and counselling
centres); 2,320 dignity kits in in Nsanje,
Chikwawa, Phalombe, Zomba, Mangochi,
Machinga;
78,000
0
not yet provided)
WFP
Nutrition Response
138,401
0
not yet provided)
ActionAid
Food Security; Shelter & Protection
(K90,000,000.00). Also supported with fuel for
evacuation of victims and needs assessment.
Deployment of site coordinators in 10 camps of
Bangula, Makhanga, Osiyana, Chigwmafumu,
Chikali, Mbwazi, Fatima, Phokela, Mlonda and
Chilimba.
195,000
0
not yet provided)
UNICEF
Child Protection
223,221
0
not yet provided)
UNICEF
Coordination, information, management,
monitoring and supervision.
320,400
0
not yet provided)
UNICEF
Protection
626,779
0
not yet provided)
UNICEF
Nutrition Response
944,987
0
not yet provided)
UNICEF
Education
948,611
0
not yet provided)
UNFPA
2 ambulances; 1 reproductive health
coordinator; Kitted medical supplies and
equipment; Medical supplies and equipment;
Antibiotics and Intravenous fluids; and 7
delivery beds
994,545
0
not yet provided)
UNICEF
Health
1,324,981
0
World Bank
Bilateral
(affected
government)
Health
575,000
0
World Bank
Bilateral
(affected
government)
Infrastructure rehabilitation and temporary
bridges
600,000
0
43,471,680
226,586
Donor
Grand Total: USD
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Donor
Channel
Description
CAP: Consolidated appeals are a precursor to the current strategic response plan (SRP) and humanitarian needs overview (HNO). They detail the
inter-agency humanitarian strategy, programme and funding requirements in response to a major or complex emergency.
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.
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: Contributions and commitments
Outstanding pledge: 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 FTS against a pledge, the amount in the pledge column is
reduced accordingly: FTS therefore reflects the 'outstanding' (not total) 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.
Unearmarked funds: The allocations of unearmarked funds by UN agencies are sometimes based on estimates and this amount is subject to change
throughout the year.
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Funding
USD
Outstanding
Pledges
USD

A. List of all humanitarian pledges, commitments

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