Flow explorer

Reported amount

$3,149,937

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

United Nations Children's Fund

Destination

Unresolved

Plan

Global Humanitarian Overview GHO 2026 (Plan not yet defined) 2026

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

15 Jun 2026

First reported

08 Jul 2026

Reference

SM260278 QZA-25/0016

Norway Earmarked Child Protection in Emergencies 2026 Child Protection

Reported amount

$3,149,937

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

United Nations Children's Fund

Destination

Unresolved

Plan

Global Humanitarian Overview GHO 2026 (Plan not yet defined) 2026

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

15 Jun 2026

First reported

08 Jul 2026

Reference

SM260279 QZA-25/0016

Disability Inclusive Emergency Response 2026 Child Protection

Reported amount

$452,049

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Lebanon

Plan

Lebanon Flash Appeal 2026

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

16 Apr 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0011-6

Humanitarian support (Child Protection): Most vulnerable children are protected against violence, abuse and violations of children’s rights: This programme aims to ensure that the most vulnerable children are protected from violence, abuse and violations of their rights by strengthening the safety and resilience of the environments around them. It focuses on preventing harm by addressing underlying risks such as poverty, harmful norms, weak protection systems and limited access to services, while also providing timely, child-centred support when protection concerns arise. Working with families, communities, schools and local authorities, the programme builds the capacity of caregivers and institutions to recognize risks early and respond safely and inclusively in line with international child protection standards. It expands access to essential protection services—such as case management, psychosocial support and clear referral pathways—designed to meet the specific needs of girls and boys of different ages and abilities. The programme also empowers children with knowledge of their rights and life skills that help them stay safe and express their needs. By reinforcing community-based protection mechanisms and strengthening coordination with national systems, the programme fosters a more protective environment that upholds children’s well-being in both everyday situations and during crises. All SC programmes are gender mainstreamed, inclusive and aims to strengthen resilience.

Reported amount

$7,004,774

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Norwegian Refugee Council

Destination

Unresolved

Plan

Global Humanitarian Overview GHO 2026 (Plan not yet defined) 2026

Sector

Multiple

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

04 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0013-7 QZA-25/0013 720

"Provide surge support to improve UN and other institutional partners’ capacities to respond rapidly and efficiently to global humanitarian crises. Enable effective coordination of multisectoral responses (including Protection) in humanitarian crisis globally. NORCAP has built considerable expertise in coordination and leadership from its support to a wide range of humanitarian crises. The experts are key to provide insights and skills to fill the identified gaps and strengthen the system where weaknesses have emerged and stifled responses. NORCAP experts are valued by UN partners as they provide critical gap filling for national cluster or sub-national coordination roles. They provide the seedbed for gender- and protection mainstreaming as well as supporting participation and empowerment of national and local actors in their leadership of in a response, as promoted by Norway’s Humanitarian Strategy. Contribution to development and operationalization of Humanitarian Response Plans, including with roles that promote and enable evidence-based programming in protection, child protection, SGBV, gender, emergency response coordination, shelter, WASH, food security, coordination and information management within sectors and across response. Differentiating and appropriately responding to the needs of different vulnerable groups. The regional portfolios, both in protracted and sudden-onset crises, specifically strengthen response activities that recognize that women and girls have different needs from boys and men, disabled people and elderly from the fully able and young, minority populations from main ethnic groups and nationalities, and IDPs, refugees and migrants from host communities, and all people affected by protracted crises seeking durable solutions."

Reported amount

$632,911

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

United Nations Children's Fund

Destination

Ukraine

Plan

Ukraine Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

04 May 2026

Reference

UKR-25/0026 UKR-25/0026

UNICEF Reintegration of Children and MoJ Ukraine This is a project that builds on UNICEF’s child protection work to ensure children who have been forcibly deported are safely returned to Ukraine. To date information about the deported children has been ad-hoc, inconsistently captured and limited to paper-based documentation. This has made it difficult to identify the children and also facilitate a return process. The project will work with the Ministry of Justice in Ukraine to support them in modernizing and formally establish a database / register of deported children. The database is a way to keep verified information about each child in a systematic way which in turn helps facilitate a safe and responsible return to Ukraine. UNICEF brings both technological support and their expertise in child protection to ensure the database is set up in the best way as well as being user-friendly.

Reported amount

$3,797,468

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Ukraine

Plan

Ukraine Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026

Sector

Multiple

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

04 May 2026

Reference

RER-24/0012-1 RER-24/0012

Save the Children - Humanitarian response Ukraine "The response is designed with IHL and the humanitarian principles as key drivers and aims to ensure that children and youth’s rights are protected and contribute to peace in the long term.

Reported amount

$404,539

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Plan

République Démocratique du Congo Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 2026

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0011-4 QZA-25/0011

Humanitarian support (Child Protection): Most vulnerable children are protected against violence, abuse and violations of children’s rights This programme aims to ensure that the most vulnerable children are protected from violence, abuse and violations of their rights by strengthening the safety and resilience of the environments around them. It focuses on preventing harm by addressing underlying risks such as poverty, harmful norms, weak protection systems and limited access to services, while also providing timely, child-centred support when protection concerns arise. Working with families, communities, schools and local authorities, the programme strengthens the capacity of caregivers and institutions to recognize risks early and respond safely and inclusively in line with international child protection standards. It expands access to essential protection services—such as case management, psychosocial support and clear referral pathways—designed to meet the specific needs of girls and boys of different ages and abilities. The programme also empowers children with knowledge of their rights and life skills that help them stay safe and express their needs. By reinforcing community-based protection mechanisms and strengthening coordination with national systems, the programme fosters a more protective environment that upholds children’s well-being in both everyday situations and during crises. All SC programmes are gender mainstreamed, inclusive and aims to strengthen resilience. ----- NORAD

Reported amount

$1,007,341

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Plan

République Démocratique du Congo Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 2026

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0011-4 QZA-25/0011

Humanitarian support (Child Protection): Most vulnerable children are protected against violence, abuse and violations of children’s rights This programme aims to ensure that the most vulnerable children are protected from violence, abuse and violations of their rights by strengthening the safety and resilience of the environments around them. It focuses on preventing harm by addressing underlying risks such as poverty, harmful norms, weak protection systems and limited access to services, while also providing timely, child-centred support when protection concerns arise. Working with families, communities, schools and local authorities, the programme strengthens the capacity of caregivers and institutions to recognize risks early and respond safely and inclusively in line with international child protection standards. It expands access to essential protection services—such as case management, psychosocial support and clear referral pathways—designed to meet the specific needs of girls and boys of different ages and abilities. The programme also empowers children with knowledge of their rights and life skills that help them stay safe and express their needs. By reinforcing community-based protection mechanisms and strengthening coordination with national systems, the programme fosters a more protective environment that upholds children’s well-being in both everyday situations and during crises. All SC programmes are gender mainstreamed, inclusive and aims to strengthen resilience. ----- NORAD

Reported amount

$310,028

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Unresolved

Plan

Unspecified

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0011-18 QZA-25/0011

Humanitarian support (Child Protection): Most vulnerable children are protected against violence, abuse and violations of children’s rights: This programme aims to ensure that the most vulnerable children are protected from violence, abuse and violations of their rights by strengthening the safety and resilience of the environments around them. It focuses on preventing harm by addressing underlying risks such as poverty, harmful norms, weak protection systems and limited access to services, while also providing timely, child-centred support when protection concerns arise. Working with families, communities, schools and local authorities, the programme builds the capacity of caregivers and institutions to recognize risks early and respond safely and inclusively in line with international child protection standards. It expands access to essential protection services—such as case management, psychosocial support and clear referral pathways—designed to meet the specific needs of girls and boys of different ages and abilities. The programme also empowers children with knowledge of their rights and life skills that help them stay safe and express their needs. By reinforcing community-based protection mechanisms and strengthening coordination with national systems, the programme fosters a more protective environment that upholds children’s well-being in both everyday situations and during crises. All SC programmes are gender mainstreamed, inclusive and aims to strengthens resilience. ----- NORAD

Reported amount

$426,000

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Unresolved

Plan

Unspecified

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0011-18 QZA-25/0011

Humanitarian support (Child Protection): Most vulnerable children are protected against violence, abuse and violations of children’s rights: This programme aims to ensure that the most vulnerable children are protected from violence, abuse and violations of their rights by strengthening the safety and resilience of the environments around them. It focuses on preventing harm by addressing underlying risks such as poverty, harmful norms, weak protection systems and limited access to services, while also providing timely, child-centred support when protection concerns arise. Working with families, communities, schools and local authorities, the programme builds the capacity of caregivers and institutions to recognize risks early and respond safely and inclusively in line with international child protection standards. It expands access to essential protection services—such as case management, psychosocial support and clear referral pathways—designed to meet the specific needs of girls and boys of different ages and abilities. The programme also empowers children with knowledge of their rights and life skills that help them stay safe and express their needs. By reinforcing community-based protection mechanisms and strengthening coordination with national systems, the programme fosters a more protective environment that upholds children’s well-being in both everyday situations and during crises. All SC programmes are gender mainstreamed, inclusive and aims to strengthens resilience. ----- NORAD

Reported amount

$237,712

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Mozambique

Plan

Mozambique Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026

Sector

Multiple

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0011-31 QZA-25/0011

ood response "flood response 2026 in Mozambique Child protection: High risk as children constitute over half of the affected population. Increased exposure to separation, neglect, exploitation and psychosocial distress, especially where schools are used as temporary shelters and education is disrupted. SGBV: Elevated risks linked to overcrowded and poorly lit shelters, lack of privacy, and disrupted referral pathways. Prevention and survivor centered response services are urgently needed.

Reported amount

$326,634

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Mozambique

Plan

Mozambique Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026

Sector

Multiple

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0011-31 QZA-25/0011

ood response "flood response 2026 in Mozambique Child protection: High risk as children constitute over half of the affected population. Increased exposure to separation, neglect, exploitation and psychosocial distress, especially where schools are used as temporary shelters and education is disrupted. SGBV: Elevated risks linked to overcrowded and poorly lit shelters, lack of privacy, and disrupted referral pathways. Prevention and survivor centered response services are urgently needed.

Reported amount

$326,678

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Occupied Palestinian Territory

Plan

Escalation of Hostilities in the OPT Flash Appeal 2026

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0011-10 QZA-25/0011

Humanitarian support (Child Protection): Most vulnerable children are protected against violence, abuse and violations of children’s rights: This programme aims to ensure that the most vulnerable children are protected from violence, abuse and violations of their rights by strengthening the safety and resilience of the environments around them. It focuses on preventing harm by addressing underlying risks such as poverty, harmful norms, weak protection systems and limited access to services, while also providing timely, child-centred support when protection concerns arise. Working with families, communities, schools and local authorities, the programme builds the capacity of caregivers and institutions to recognize risks early and respond safely and inclusively in line with international child protection standards. It expands access to essential protection services—such as case management, psychosocial support and clear referral pathways—designed to meet the specific needs of girls and boys of different ages and abilities. The programme also empowers children with knowledge of their rights and life skills that help them stay safe and express their needs. By reinforcing community-based protection mechanisms and strengthening coordination with national systems, the programme fosters a more protective environment that upholds children’s well-being in both everyday situations and during crises. All SC programmes are gender mainstreamed, inclusive and aims to strengthens resilience. ----- NORAD

Reported amount

$448,878

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Occupied Palestinian Territory

Plan

Escalation of Hostilities in the OPT Flash Appeal 2026

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0011-10 QZA-25/0011

Humanitarian support (Child Protection): Most vulnerable children are protected against violence, abuse and violations of children’s rights: This programme aims to ensure that the most vulnerable children are protected from violence, abuse and violations of their rights by strengthening the safety and resilience of the environments around them. It focuses on preventing harm by addressing underlying risks such as poverty, harmful norms, weak protection systems and limited access to services, while also providing timely, child-centred support when protection concerns arise. Working with families, communities, schools and local authorities, the programme builds the capacity of caregivers and institutions to recognize risks early and respond safely and inclusively in line with international child protection standards. It expands access to essential protection services—such as case management, psychosocial support and clear referral pathways—designed to meet the specific needs of girls and boys of different ages and abilities. The programme also empowers children with knowledge of their rights and life skills that help them stay safe and express their needs. By reinforcing community-based protection mechanisms and strengthening coordination with national systems, the programme fosters a more protective environment that upholds children’s well-being in both everyday situations and during crises. All SC programmes are gender mainstreamed, inclusive and aims to strengthens resilience. ----- NORAD

Reported amount

$319,553

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Sudan

Plan

Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0011-12 QZA-25/0011

Humanitarian support (Child Protection): Most vulnerable children are protected against violence, abuse and violations of children’s rights: This programme aims to ensure that the most vulnerable children are protected from violence, abuse and violations of their rights by strengthening the safety and resilience of the environments around them. It focuses on preventing harm by addressing underlying risks such as poverty, harmful norms, weak protection systems and limited access to services, while also providing timely, child-centred support when protection concerns arise. Working with families, communities, schools and local authorities, the programme builds the capacity of caregivers and institutions to recognize risks early and respond safely and inclusively in line with international child protection standards. It expands access to essential protection services—such as case management, psychosocial support and clear referral pathways—designed to meet the specific needs of girls and boys of different ages and abilities. The programme also empowers children with knowledge of their rights and life skills that help them stay safe and express their needs. By reinforcing community-based protection mechanisms and strengthening coordination with national systems, the programme fosters a more protective environment that upholds children’s well-being in both everyday situations and during crises. All SC programmes are gender mainstreamed, inclusive and aims to strengthen resilience. ----- NORAD

Reported amount

$1,116,303

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Sudan

Plan

Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0011-12 QZA-25/0011

Humanitarian support (Child Protection): Most vulnerable children are protected against violence, abuse and violations of children’s rights: This programme aims to ensure that the most vulnerable children are protected from violence, abuse and violations of their rights by strengthening the safety and resilience of the environments around them. It focuses on preventing harm by addressing underlying risks such as poverty, harmful norms, weak protection systems and limited access to services, while also providing timely, child-centred support when protection concerns arise. Working with families, communities, schools and local authorities, the programme builds the capacity of caregivers and institutions to recognize risks early and respond safely and inclusively in line with international child protection standards. It expands access to essential protection services—such as case management, psychosocial support and clear referral pathways—designed to meet the specific needs of girls and boys of different ages and abilities. The programme also empowers children with knowledge of their rights and life skills that help them stay safe and express their needs. By reinforcing community-based protection mechanisms and strengthening coordination with national systems, the programme fosters a more protective environment that upholds children’s well-being in both everyday situations and during crises. All SC programmes are gender mainstreamed, inclusive and aims to strengthen resilience. ----- NORAD

Reported amount

$147,854

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of

Plan

Venezuela Plan de Respuesta Humanitaria 2026

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0011-14 QZA-25/0011

Humanitarian support (Child Protection): Most vulnerable children are protected against violence, abuse and violations of children’s rights: This programme aims to ensure that the most vulnerable children are protected from violence, abuse and violations of their rights by strengthening the safety and resilience of the environments around them. It focuses on preventing harm by addressing underlying risks such as poverty, harmful norms, weak protection systems and limited access to services, while also providing timely, child-centred support when protection concerns arise. Working with families, communities, schools and local authorities, the programme builds the capacity of caregivers and institutions to recognize risks early and respond safely and inclusively in line with international child protection standards. It expands access to essential protection services—such as case management, psychosocial support and clear referral pathways—designed to meet the specific needs of girls and boys of different ages and abilities. The programme also empowers children with knowledge of their rights and life skills that help them stay safe and express their needs. By reinforcing community-based protection mechanisms and strengthening coordination with national systems, the programme fosters a more protective environment that upholds children’s well-being in both everyday situations and during crises. All SC programmes are gender mainstreamed, inclusive and aims to strengthen resilience. ----- NORAD

Reported amount

$203,161

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Save the Children

Destination

Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of

Plan

Venezuela Plan de Respuesta Humanitaria 2026

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0011-14 QZA-25/0011

Humanitarian support (Child Protection): Most vulnerable children are protected against violence, abuse and violations of children’s rights: This programme aims to ensure that the most vulnerable children are protected from violence, abuse and violations of their rights by strengthening the safety and resilience of the environments around them. It focuses on preventing harm by addressing underlying risks such as poverty, harmful norms, weak protection systems and limited access to services, while also providing timely, child-centred support when protection concerns arise. Working with families, communities, schools and local authorities, the programme builds the capacity of caregivers and institutions to recognize risks early and respond safely and inclusively in line with international child protection standards. It expands access to essential protection services—such as case management, psychosocial support and clear referral pathways—designed to meet the specific needs of girls and boys of different ages and abilities. The programme also empowers children with knowledge of their rights and life skills that help them stay safe and express their needs. By reinforcing community-based protection mechanisms and strengthening coordination with national systems, the programme fosters a more protective environment that upholds children’s well-being in both everyday situations and during crises. All SC programmes are gender mainstreamed, inclusive and aims to strengthen resilience. ----- NORAD

Reported amount

$4,219,409

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

Multi-donor flexible humanitarian contribution (UNICEF Global Humanitarian Thematic)

Destination

Unresolved

Plan

Global Humanitarian Overview GHO 2026 (Plan not yet defined) 2026

Sector

Multiple

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0016-13 QZA-25/0016

"Unearmarked support to the UNICEF 2026 Humanitarian Action for Children through the global humanitarian thematic fund (GHTF). Support to the UNICEF Humanitarian Action for Children 2026, including child protection, education in emergencies, health and nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene and social protection and cash assistance. According to UNICEF’s Strategic Plan and in accordance with the UNICEF Core Commitments for Children (CCCs) in Humanitarian Action, UNICEF focuses on gender-responsive and disability inclusive programming. UNICEF addresses the unique vulnerabilities of girls and women, ensuring their safety and access to essential services during emergencies and ensuring that programs are tailored to meet the specific needs of girls and boys. UNICFE further implements its disability inclusive humanitarian action toolkit which provides practical information on how to plan, coordinate, implement and monitor humanitarian responses that address the needs and priorities of children with disabilities across all its sector interventions, including specialized and targeted services for children with disabilities." ----- NORAD

Reported amount

$1,582,278

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

United Nations Children's Fund

Destination

Sudan

Plan

Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2026

Sector

Multiple

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

QZA-25/0016-3 QZA-25/0016

"Contribution to the UNICEF Humanitarian Action for Children in Sudan 2025. In Sudan Unicef provides critical health and nutrition, protection, water and sanitation and education in emergencies services to millions of children and their caregivers displaced by the ongoing conflict in the country. According to UNICEF’s Strategic Plan and in accordance with the UNICEF Core Commitments for Children (CCCs) in Humanitarian Action, UNICEF focuses on gender-responsive and disability inclusive programming. UNICEF addresses the unique vulnerabilities of girls and women, ensuring their safety and access to essential services during emergencies and ensuring that programs are tailored to meet the specific needs of girls and boys. UNICFE further implements its disability inclusive humanitarian action toolkit which provides practical information on how to plan, coordinate, implement and monitor humanitarian responses that address the needs and priorities of children with disabilities across all its sector interventions, including specialized and targeted services for children with disabilities." ----- NORAD

Reported amount

$316,456

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

United Nations Children's Fund

Destination

Moldova, Republic of

Plan

Unspecified

Sector

Multiple

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

11 May 2026

Reference

RER-23/0010-2 RER-23/0010

Implementation of UNICEF's Humanitarian Action for Children (HAC) for Ukraine and Refugee Response. UNICEF will sustain and expand its collaboration with national and local governments to provide education, early learning, health, nutrition, child protection and social support for refugee families and children in Moldova. Cross-sectoral approaches in gender, adolescent development, and disability will be incorporated. ----- NORAD

Reported amount

$667,939

Contribution type

financial

Flow type

Standard

Donor

Norway, Government of

Recipient agency

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

Destination

Unresolved

Plan

Global Humanitarian Overview GHO 2026 (Plan not yet defined) 2026

Sector

Protection - Child Protection

Decision date

Not reported

First reported

12 May 2026

Reference

QZA-23/0083-23 QZA-23/0083

Support to UNCHR Child Protection. Softly earmarked contributions to UNHCR activities and appeals 2023-2026 ----- NORAD