MarketImpact Data Platform
Open data for humanitarian accountability
Funding is collapsing. The money that does get through loses purchasing power to exchange rate gaps. We track both — so the sector can see the full picture.
Humanitarian Funding Explorer
Track bilateral and multilateral humanitarian aid flows from 2016 to present. Inflation-adjusted funding trends, donor breakdowns, country-level analysis, and outcome indicators.
Latest Year
2026
Total Tracked
$12.1B
Countries
132
FX Transparency Tracker
Measuring the purchasing power gap between UN operational exchange rates and market rates. Comparing UNORE against interbank forex, USDC, and USDT across crisis-affected countries.
Countries
31
Avg. Gap
8.5%
Max Gap
40%
Why both matter
Global humanitarian funding from the largest bilateral donor fell 88% from its 2022 peak. At the same time, the money that does reach crisis-affected countries loses purchasing power when converted at UN operational rates that lag behind market rates. These two tools together show the full picture: how much is flowing, and how much of it actually reaches the people it is meant to serve.