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Exact reported funding flows
Flow IDStatus / boundaryReported amountDonorRecipient agencyCountryPlanSectorDecision dateFirst reportedReference
335456commitment / incoming$0Canada, Government ofUN Agencies (Confidential)GhanaUnspecifiedFood Security02 Jan 202506 Jan 2025P000520-003 OSRO/GHA/042/CAN
Evidence for flow 335456 commitment · incoming
Reported amount
$0
Contribution type
financial
Flow type
Parked
Donor
Canada, Government of
Recipient agency
UN Agencies (Confidential)
Destination
Ghana
Plan
Unspecified
Sector
Food Security
Decision date
02 Jan 2025
First reported
06 Jan 2025
Reference
P000520-003 OSRO/GHA/042/CAN

Increasing Climate Resilience and Improving Farmers’ Livelihood in Ghana

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335535commitment / incoming$572,194Canada, Government ofUN Agencies (Confidential)GhanaUnspecifiedFood Security02 Jan 202506 Jan 2025P000520-003 OSRO/GHA/042/CAN
Evidence for flow 335535 commitment · incoming
Reported amount
$572,194
Contribution type
financial
Flow type
Parked
Donor
Canada, Government of
Recipient agency
UN Agencies (Confidential)
Destination
Ghana
Plan
Unspecified
Sector
Food Security
Decision date
02 Jan 2025
First reported
06 Jan 2025
Reference
P000520-003 OSRO/GHA/042/CAN

Increasing Climate Resilience and Improving Farmers’ Livelihood in Ghana

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