DG ECHO Funding on Humanitarian Food Assistance and Nutrition. January-December 2016 Overall Analysis

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DG ECHO Funding on Humanitarian Food Assistance and Nutrition January-December 2016 Overall Analysis RESULTS The analysis and findings are based on automatic analysis of 823 grants of which 359 having a food assistance and/or nutrition component. Data was extracted from HOPE on 16/06/2017. Geographic distribution Tables 1a, b and Figures 1a, b describe the main countries with allocations for food assistance and nutrition. Table 1a. Geographical distribution of HFA and nutrition funds in 2016 Country/Region name HFA tot ( ) Nutrition tot ( ) ECHO tot ( ) % HFA + (HFA + Nutrition) Nutrition Countries affected by Syria crisis 1 204,834,203 1,426,557 206,260,760 2 Sahel 2 108,226,042 91,759,199 199,985,241 2 Ethiopia 114,537,584 17,188,248 131,725,832 1 South Sudan 69,331,475 20,081,864 89,413,339 10% Southern Africa and Indian Ocean 3 47,202,053 2,988,684 50,190,737 5% Sudan 30,861,614 7,462,792 38,324,405 Iraq 30,016,587 966,164 30,982,751 Somalia 19,764,450 5,963,328 25,727,779 Great Lakes 4 15,012,731 4,032,138 19,044,869 Haiti 12,889,595 2,919,568 15,809,163 Other 97,025,506 12,434,836 109,460,342 1 Total 749,701,839 167,223,378 916,925,217 100% Table 1b. Proportion of cash and voucher over total HFA allocations Country/Region name HFA tot ( ) of which C&V ( ) % of C&V Countries affected by Syria crisis 1 204,834,203 143,501,403 70% Sahel 2 108,226,042 68,025,349 6 Ethiopia 114,537,584 34,356,544 30% South Sudan 69,331,475 16,480,512 2 Southern Africa and Indian Ocean 3 47,202,053 39,274,138 8 Sudan 30,861,614 24,212,894 78% Iraq 30,016,587 13,707,564 46% Somalia 19,764,450 8,783,883 4 Great Lakes 4 15,012,731 8,769,107 58% Haiti 12,889,595 7,809,865 61% Other 97,025,506 41,943,500 4 Total 749,701,839 406,864,759 5 1

1 includes: Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan, Greece 2 includes: Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal 3 includes: Angola, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Swaziland, Zimbabwe 4 includes: Burundi, DRC, Rwanda, Tanzania Figure 1a. Amount allocated to HFA and Nutrition in 2016 in the major regions / countries Great Lakes Somalia Iraq Haiti Other 1 Syria crisis 2 Sudan Southern Africa 5% South Sudan 10% Sahel 2 Ethiopia 1 Figure 1b. Amount allocated to HFA and Nutrition in 2016 in the major regions / countries 220.000.000 200.000.000 180.000.000 160.000.000 140.000.000 120.000.000 100.000.000 80.000.000 60.000.000 40.000.000 20.000.000 0 Nutrition HFA 2

Partners Allocation of funds to partners implementing food assistance projects Table 2 and Figure 2 list the main partners receiving funds for food assistance in 2016. Table 2. Partners' ranking based on HFA funding in 2016 Partner HFA in-kind ( ) HFA C&V ( ) Total HFA ( ) (in-kind + C&V) WFP-IT 166,202,772 173,138,673 339,341,446 CICR-CH 39,228,333 53,039,236 92,267,568 STC (all) 6,111,460 49,906,430 56,017,891 UNHCR-CH 19,437,739 15,465,688 34,903,426 OXFAM (all) 10,051,344 16,884,976 26,936,320 CARE (all) 10,041,115 8,510,837 18,551,952 UNICEF-US 6,319,725 11,813,959 18,133,684 ACF (all) 7,094,969 10,712,172 17,807,140 FICR-CH 10,010,729 6,853,819 16,864,548 NRC-NO 11,714,858 4,941,234 16,656,092 Other 56,624,036 55,597,736 112,221,772 Total 342,837,080 406,864,759 749,701,839 Figure 2. Total allocated for HFA per partner in 2016 NRC-NO Other 15% FICR-CH ACF (all) UNICEF-US CARE (all) WFP-IT 45% OXFAM (all) UNHCR-CH 5% STC (all) 8% CICR-CH 1 3

Allocation of funds to partners implementing nutrition projects Table 3 and Figure 3 list the main partners receiving funds for nutrition interventions in 2016. Table 3. Partners' ranking based on nutrition funding in 2016 Partner Nutrition in-kind ( ) Nutrition C&V ( ) Total nutrition ( ) (in-kind + C&V) UNICEF-US 47,522,794-47,522,794 ACF (all) 27,663,782-27,663,782 WFP-IT 23,822,435-23,822,435 STC (all) 9,800,830-9,800,830 ALIMA-FR 9,129,872-9,129,872 IMC-UK 6,830,663 582,676 7,413,339 IRC-UK 6,205,870-6,205,870 CROIX-ROUGE-FR 5,600,000-5,600,000 PUI-FR 3,261,588-3,261,588 CONCERN WORLDWIDE-IR 3,112,096-3,112,096 Other 23,690,770 23,690,770 Total 166,640,702 582,676 167,223,378 Figure 3. Total allocated for Nutrition per partner in 2016 CONCERN WORLDWIDE-IR Other 1 PUI-FR CROIX-ROUGE-FR UNICEF-US 28% IRC-UK IMC-UK ALIMA-FR 6% ACF (all) 17% STC (all) 6% WFP-IT 1 4

Distribution of funds to partners implementing food assistance and nutrition interventions Table 5 and Figure 5 present the overall ranking of partners in terms of allocations for food assistance and nutrition interventions in 2016. Table 5. Total funds allocated to HFA and Nutrition partners in 2016 Partner Total amount allocated in 2016 ( ) of which C&V ( ) WFP-IT 363,163,881 173,138,673 CICR-CH 92,267,568 53,039,236 STC (all) 65,818,721 49,906,430 UNICEF-US 65,656,478 11,813,959 ACF (all) 45,470,922 10,712,172 UNHCR-CH 35,474,600 15,465,688 OXFAM (all) 28,530,177 16,884,976 CARE (all) 18,978,831 8,510,837 FICR-CH 17,992,291 6,853,819 NRC-NO 16,656,092 4,941,234 Other 166,915,655 56,180,412 Total 916,925,217 407,447,435 Figure 5. Total HFA and Nutrition funds per partner in 2016 NRC-NO Other 18% FICR-CH CARE (all) WFP-IT 40% OXFAM (all) UNHCR-CH ACF (all) 5% UNICEF-US 7% STC (all) 7% CICR-CH 10% 5

Proportion of C&V over total HFA allocations Trends Figure 6 below shows the evolution of the use of C&V in humanitarian food assistance over time. In 2016, allocations for cash-based interventions for humanitarian food assistance represented about 54 percent (the cash component of nutrition interventions was marginal), which is comparable to the figure of 55 percent reported for 2015. This slightly lower figure reflects a change in our internal reporting system introduced in 2016, which now reports multi-purpose cash transfer programs separately, without a breakdown per sector. The 54 percent share does not include the food component of multi-purpose cash grants. Including the food component of such grants means that approximately 70 percent of assistance related to food was in the form of cash-based assistance. Figure 6. Proportion of C&V over total HFA allocations over time. 70% 60% 50% 47% 55% 5 40% 39% 41% 30% 20% 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 6