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Reported amount $2.34M
Flow records 4
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  • paid $1.67M · 2
  • commitment $671.31K · 2

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FromToReported amountFlows
Norway, Government ofNorwegian Red Cross$2,339,3994
Norwegian Red CrossSomalia$2,339,3994

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Flow IDStatus / boundaryReported amountDonorRecipient agencyCountryPlanSectorDecision dateFirst reportedReference
387889paid / incoming$1,595,253Norway, Government ofNorwegian Red CrossSomaliaUnspecifiedHealthNot reported05 May 2026QZA-25/0006-17 QZA-25/0006
Evidence for flow 387889 paid · incoming
Reported amount
$1,595,253
Contribution type
financial
Flow type
Standard
Donor
Norway, Government of
Recipient agency
Norwegian Red Cross
Destination
Somalia
Plan
Unspecified
Sector
Health
Decision date
Not reported
First reported
05 May 2026
Reference
QZA-25/0006-17 QZA-25/0006

Strengthened access to health in Somalia: Norwegian Red Cross (NoRC), in partnership with the Somali Red Crescent Society (SRCS), will support reaching populations in need through health interventions, prioritizing access for the most at-risk populations. This includes support to primary healthcare clinics, including mobile health units, and enhancing emergency preparedness, while prioritizing protection, and leveraging SRCS’s unique access and neutrality to deliver aid in hard-to-reach areas.

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387890commitment / incoming$641,999Norway, Government ofNorwegian Red CrossSomaliaUnspecifiedHealthNot reported05 May 2026QZA-25/0006-17 QZA-25/0006
Evidence for flow 387890 commitment · incoming
Reported amount
$641,999
Contribution type
financial
Flow type
Standard
Donor
Norway, Government of
Recipient agency
Norwegian Red Cross
Destination
Somalia
Plan
Unspecified
Sector
Health
Decision date
Not reported
First reported
05 May 2026
Reference
QZA-25/0006-17 QZA-25/0006

Strengthened access to health in Somalia: Norwegian Red Cross (NoRC), in partnership with the Somali Red Crescent Society (SRCS), will support reaching populations in need through health interventions, prioritizing access for the most at-risk populations. This includes support to primary healthcare clinics, including mobile health units, and enhancing emergency preparedness, while prioritizing protection, and leveraging SRCS’s unique access and neutrality to deliver aid in hard-to-reach areas.

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387891paid / incoming$72,835Norway, Government ofNorwegian Red CrossSomaliaUnspecifiedProtection - Gender-Based ViolenceNot reported05 May 2026QZA-25/0006-6 QZA-25/0006
Evidence for flow 387891 paid · incoming
Reported amount
$72,835
Contribution type
financial
Flow type
Standard
Donor
Norway, Government of
Recipient agency
Norwegian Red Cross
Destination
Somalia
Plan
Unspecified
Sector
Protection - Gender-Based Violence
Decision date
Not reported
First reported
05 May 2026
Reference
QZA-25/0006-6 QZA-25/0006

Strengthened Protection against violence, Coercion and Deliberate Deprivation in Somalia: Somalia faces a complex and protracted humanitarian crisis driven by conflict, political instability, climate shocks, and widespread poverty, with 6.9 million people in need of assistance. Health indicators are among the worst globally, compounded by low immunisation coverage, recurrent disease outbreaks, and gender-based violence. Humanitarian access is severely constrained, with frequent attacks on health workers and facilities. Norwegian Red Cross (NoRC), in partnership with the Somali Red Crescent Society (SRCS), aims to reach people in need through support for integrated health services, epidemic preparedness, and strengthening of referral pathways. The intervention prioritises vulnerable groups—especially women, children, IDPs, and persons with disabilities— and enhancing community resilience through sustainable infrastructure and localized approaches.

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387892commitment / incoming$29,312Norway, Government ofNorwegian Red CrossSomaliaUnspecifiedProtection - Gender-Based ViolenceNot reported05 May 2026QZA-25/0006-6 QZA-25/0006
Evidence for flow 387892 commitment · incoming
Reported amount
$29,312
Contribution type
financial
Flow type
Standard
Donor
Norway, Government of
Recipient agency
Norwegian Red Cross
Destination
Somalia
Plan
Unspecified
Sector
Protection - Gender-Based Violence
Decision date
Not reported
First reported
05 May 2026
Reference
QZA-25/0006-6 QZA-25/0006

Strengthened Protection against violence, Coercion and Deliberate Deprivation in Somalia: Somalia faces a complex and protracted humanitarian crisis driven by conflict, political instability, climate shocks, and widespread poverty, with 6.9 million people in need of assistance. Health indicators are among the worst globally, compounded by low immunisation coverage, recurrent disease outbreaks, and gender-based violence. Humanitarian access is severely constrained, with frequent attacks on health workers and facilities. Norwegian Red Cross (NoRC), in partnership with the Somali Red Crescent Society (SRCS), aims to reach people in need through support for integrated health services, epidemic preparedness, and strengthening of referral pathways. The intervention prioritises vulnerable groups—especially women, children, IDPs, and persons with disabilities— and enhancing community resilience through sustainable infrastructure and localized approaches.

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