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Of the total humanitarian contributions of US$572.4 million received in the ten months to end-October 2009, only 9 per cent (US$52.7 million) was provided thematically.

The largest proportion of humanitarian funding was received from government donors (49 per cent) while government funding via Multi-Donor Trust Funds (MTDFs) such as the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF), Common Humanitarian Funds (CHFs) and Emergency Response Funds (ERFs) provided 18 per cent of the total humanitarian contributions.

The largest proportion of humanitarian funding was received directly from government donors (53 per cent), while government funding via pooled funding mechanisms such as the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF), Common Humanitarian Funds (CHFs) and Emergency Response Funds (ERFs) provided 23 per cent of the total humanitarian contributions.

The volunteers ranked the two disasters based on total humanitarian aid that should be given.

In January October 2009, US$130.8 million (23 per cent of the total humanitarian funding of US$572.4 million) was received through humanitarian pooled funding mechanisms including CERF, Common Humanitarian Funds, Humanitarian Response Funds and Multi-Donor Trust Funds, administered by the World Bank.

Japan pledges record-breaking humanitarian contribution to UNICEF of US$189.5 million for children in 35 countries TOKYO, 14 March 2013 – UNICEF today announced that Japan will make its largest humanitarian contribution to UNICEF in its 67-year history.

UNICEF foresees a total humanitarian relief package in excess of $1.2 million.

His humanitarian contributions include his service as a UNICEF ambassador.

The US and UK governments jointly provide more than 40% (pdf) of global humanitarian contributions.

Khalife's educational and humanitarian contributions are as numerous as his creative endeavors.

It now often goes to people like Mother Teresa and last year's winner, Wangari Maathai, who have made humanitarian contributions.