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Reported amount $338.61K

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paid $241.44K · 1
commitment $97.17K · 1

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Colombia
$338.61K · 2 flows

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Filtered amount: $338,607
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From	To	Reported amount	Flows
Norway, Government of	Norwegian Red Cross	$338,607	2
Norwegian Red Cross	Colombia	$338,607	2

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Flow ID	Status / boundary	Reported amount	Donor	Recipient agency	Country	Plan	Sector	Decision date	First reported	Reference
387857	paid / incoming	$241,441	Norway, Government of	Norwegian Red Cross	Colombia	Unspecified	Health	Not reported	05 May 2026	QZA-25/0006-9 QZA-25/0006
Evidence for flow 387857 paid · incoming Reported amount $241,441 Contribution type financial Flow type Standard Donor Norway, Government of Recipient agency Norwegian Red Cross Destination Colombia Plan Unspecified Sector Health Decision date Not reported First reported 05 May 2026 Reference QZA-25/0006-9 QZA-25/0006 Colombia - Strengthened Protection against violence, Coercion and Deliberate Deprivation Strengthened Protection against violence, Coercion and Deliberate Deprivation in Colombia: In Latin America, NoRC supports strengthened access to health through integrated primary care, mobile outreach, and climate-resilient infrastructure. Public health preparedness is enhanced via early warning systems, hygiene promotion, and outbreak response. Protection efforts focus on safeguarding health workers and facilities, and improving referral pathways for victims of SGBV. Localised partnerships and cash assistance mechanisms ensure inclusive, rights-based support in volatile contexts. Funding flow detail →
387858	commitment / incoming	$97,166	Norway, Government of	Norwegian Red Cross	Colombia	Unspecified	Health	Not reported	05 May 2026	QZA-25/0006-9 QZA-25/0006
Evidence for flow 387858 commitment · incoming Reported amount $97,166 Contribution type financial Flow type Standard Donor Norway, Government of Recipient agency Norwegian Red Cross Destination Colombia Plan Unspecified Sector Health Decision date Not reported First reported 05 May 2026 Reference QZA-25/0006-9 QZA-25/0006 Colombia - Strengthened Protection against violence, Coercion and Deliberate Deprivation Strengthened Protection against violence, Coercion and Deliberate Deprivation in Colombia: In Latin America, NoRC supports strengthened access to health through integrated primary care, mobile outreach, and climate-resilient infrastructure. Public health preparedness is enhanced via early warning systems, hygiene promotion, and outbreak response. Protection efforts focus on safeguarding health workers and facilities, and improving referral pathways for victims of SGBV. Localised partnerships and cash assistance mechanisms ensure inclusive, rights-based support in volatile contexts. Funding flow detail →