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Reported amount $6.25M

Flow records 4

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paid $5.37M · 3
commitment $885.37K · 1

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Norway, Government of
$6.25M · 4 flows

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Filtered amount: $6,253,918
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From	To	Reported amount	Flows
Norway, Government of	Norwegian Red Cross	$6,253,918	4
Norwegian Red Cross	Occupied Palestinian Territory	$6,253,918	4

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Flow ID	Status / boundary	Reported amount	Donor	Recipient agency	Country	Plan	Sector	Decision date	First reported	Reference
380406	paid / incoming	$538,657	Norway, Government of	Norwegian Red Cross	Occupied Palestinian Territory	Unspecified	Protection	Not reported	03 Mar 2026	QZA-26/0006-10 QZA-26/0006
Evidence for flow 380406 paid · incoming Reported amount $538,657 Contribution type financial Flow type Standard Donor Norway, Government of Recipient agency Norwegian Red Cross Destination Occupied Palestinian Territory Plan Unspecified Sector Protection Decision date Not reported First reported 03 Mar 2026 Reference QZA-26/0006-10 QZA-26/0006 Support to ICRC's annual ILOT Appeal - Protection and Prevention program Funding flow detail →
380407	paid / incoming	$2,629,911	Norway, Government of	Norwegian Red Cross	Occupied Palestinian Territory	Unspecified	Unspecified	Not reported	03 Mar 2026	QZA-26/0006-9 QZA-26/0006
Evidence for flow 380407 paid · incoming Reported amount $2,629,911 Contribution type financial Flow type Standard Donor Norway, Government of Recipient agency Norwegian Red Cross Destination Occupied Palestinian Territory Plan Unspecified Sector Unspecified Decision date Not reported First reported 03 Mar 2026 Reference QZA-26/0006-9 QZA-26/0006 Support to ICRC's annual ILOT Appeal Funding flow detail →
387887	paid / incoming	$2,199,982	Norway, Government of	Norwegian Red Cross	Occupied Palestinian Territory	Unspecified	Health	Not reported	05 May 2026	QZA-25/0006-14 QZA-25/0006
Evidence for flow 387887 paid · incoming Reported amount $2,199,982 Contribution type financial Flow type Standard Donor Norway, Government of Recipient agency Norwegian Red Cross Destination Occupied Palestinian Territory Plan Unspecified Sector Health Decision date Not reported First reported 05 May 2026 Reference QZA-25/0006-14 QZA-25/0006 Strengthened access to health in Palestine: The Occupied Palestinian Territory (oPt) faces a protracted humanitarian crisis exacerbated by decades of occupation, internal divisions, and escalating hostilities, exacerbated particularly since October 2023. In Gaza, huge numbers of fatalities and widespread displacement have overwhelmed health systems, with communicable diseases surging amid limited access to care, water, and shelter. In the West Bank, increased violence, forced displacement, and movement restrictions have intensified protection risks, especially for women and children. Norwegian Red Cross (NoRC), in partnership with the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS), aims to reach highly vulnerable groups such as IDPs, the wounded, and those with chronic conditions. The programme integrates protection into health interventions, including strengthened referral pathways. PRCS’s established local presence make it a key actor in delivering principled, life-saving humanitarian aid across Gaza and the West Bank Funding flow detail →
387888	commitment / incoming	$885,368	Norway, Government of	Norwegian Red Cross	Occupied Palestinian Territory	Unspecified	Health	Not reported	05 May 2026	QZA-25/0006-14 QZA-25/0006
Evidence for flow 387888 commitment · incoming Reported amount $885,368 Contribution type financial Flow type Standard Donor Norway, Government of Recipient agency Norwegian Red Cross Destination Occupied Palestinian Territory Plan Unspecified Sector Health Decision date Not reported First reported 05 May 2026 Reference QZA-25/0006-14 QZA-25/0006 Strengthened access to health in Palestine: The Occupied Palestinian Territory (oPt) faces a protracted humanitarian crisis exacerbated by decades of occupation, internal divisions, and escalating hostilities, exacerbated particularly since October 2023. In Gaza, huge numbers of fatalities and widespread displacement have overwhelmed health systems, with communicable diseases surging amid limited access to care, water, and shelter. In the West Bank, increased violence, forced displacement, and movement restrictions have intensified protection risks, especially for women and children. Norwegian Red Cross (NoRC), in partnership with the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS), aims to reach highly vulnerable groups such as IDPs, the wounded, and those with chronic conditions. The programme integrates protection into health interventions, including strengthened referral pathways. PRCS’s established local presence make it a key actor in delivering principled, life-saving humanitarian aid across Gaza and the West Bank Funding flow detail →