Funding tracker
Ukraine humanitarian appeal funding 2026
Ukraine Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026
Current appeal
Snapshot72%
$1.66B of $2.3B
- Required
- $2.3B
- Funded
- $1.66B
Source: UN OCHA Financial Tracking Service
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More situation reports on ReliefWebWhy the funding gap matters
Ukraine's 2026 humanitarian appeal sets out what the response requires and how much of it is funded. The gap between the two is evidence of unmet need — the wider it is, the stronger the case for additional resources.
Using this in a proposal
Cite the appeal's coverage in your needs or justification section, and link to the source so reviewers can verify it. A large, well-sourced funding gap is one of the clearest arguments for why your project should be funded.
How this works
Figures come from the UN OCHA Financial Tracking Service (FTS), the official record of humanitarian funding. Requirements are set by each country's Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan; funding is what donors have reported against it. Coverage is funding divided by requirements. Country pages refresh these numbers live and add the latest situation reports from ReliefWeb.
Good to know
These are official OCHA FTS figures, updated continuously as donors report. The snapshot on this page reflects the last site update; each country page shows the live figure. Always confirm the exact number and date on OCHA FTS before quoting it in a formal document.
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