Rapports

This report presents a comprehensive overview of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) Pooled Fund (PF). It provides details on achievements, challenges and results of the Fund during 2009 (January to December). The report focuses on the management and mechanisms established to run the Fund. It provides an analysis of funding decisions for the year, and it quantifies results achieved by PF projects implemented in 2009. The report also covers the use of Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) funding, given the similarities of the decision-making process and the complementary use of the (...)

Dear all, I am pleased to share with you the Pooled Fund 2008 Annual Report for the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The year 2008 has been one of consolidation for the Fund. After two years of adjustments and refinements of the mechanism and the management structures of the Fund, we have managed to establish an efficient tool aimed at supporting the timely delivery of humanitarian assistance to populations in need. The Humanitarian Action Plan (HAP) remains the primary tool for planning and executing the allocation of Pooled Fund resources. In 2008, the allocation process was (...)

Annual Report 2007 2007 DRC Pooled Fund Annual Report (Full document) Executive Summary 1.DRC Pooled Fund in 2007: Overview 2.DRC Pooled Fund: Guidelines and Processes 3.Procedures for Selection of Priority Projects and Fund Allocation 4. Summary of 2007 fund allocations 5. 2007 CERF allocations 6. DRC Pooled Fund 2006-2007 and CERF 2007: Results by cluster (...)

Le rapport annuel 2006 met l’accent sur le mécanisme de financement des projets humanitaires ainsi que sur le processus d’allocation des fonds du Pooled Fund et du CERF en République Démocratique du Congo durant l’année 2006. Au cours de cette année, trois cycles d’allocation standard ont permis, grâce à un montant total de 85,5 millions de dollars américains, d’appuyer les activités humanitaires à travers 139 projets d’urgence mis en œuvre par les agences de l’ONU (56 projets), les ONG (82 projets) et l’OIM (1 projet). Les agences des Nations Unies et l’OIM ont reçu 39.7 millions de dollars (43,1%), (...)