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Reported amount $28.37M
Flow records 2
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  • paid $28.37M · 2

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    $28.37M · 2 flows

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$28,374,008
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FromToReported amountFlows
Denmark, Government ofWorld Food Programme$28,374,0082
World Food ProgrammeUnresolved$28,374,0082

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Exact reported funding flows
Flow IDStatus / boundaryReported amountDonorRecipient agencyCountryPlanSectorDecision dateFirst reportedReference
362441paid / incoming$0Denmark, Government ofWorld Food ProgrammeUnresolvedUnspecifiedUnspecified12 Jul 202320 Apr 20262023 - 20989
Evidence for flow 362441 paid · incoming
Reported amount
$0
Contribution type
financial
Flow type
Parked
Donor
Denmark, Government of
Recipient agency
World Food Programme
Destination
Unresolved
Plan
Unspecified
Sector
Unspecified
Decision date
12 Jul 2023
First reported
20 Apr 2026
Reference
2023 - 20989

GHO Prioritized Denmark, Government of

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387369paid / incoming$28,374,008Denmark, Government ofWorld Food ProgrammeUnresolvedGlobal Humanitarian Overview GHO 2026 (Plan not yet defined) 2026Unspecified12 Jul 202320 Apr 20262023 - 20989
Evidence for flow 387369 paid · incoming
Reported amount
$28,374,008
Contribution type
financial
Flow type
Standard
Donor
Denmark, Government of
Recipient agency
World Food Programme
Destination
Unresolved
Plan
Global Humanitarian Overview GHO 2026 (Plan not yet defined) 2026
Sector
Unspecified
Decision date
12 Jul 2023
First reported
20 Apr 2026
Reference
2023 - 20989

GHO Prioritized The World Food Programme (WFP) is the world’s largest humanitarian organization saving lives and changing lives, delivering food assistance in emergencies and enabling governments and communities to improve nutrition and build resilience. WFP has a dual humanitarian and development mandate. In 2022, WFP operated in over 80 countries and provided food assistance to 160 million food insecure people, WFP is a key UN partner for Denmark, working for the achievement of Sustainable Development Goal 2 – Stop Hunger. WFP addresses key Danish priorities and interests to tackle food emergencies, strengthen food security and build climate resilience in fragile countries, in order to promote stability and climate adaptation and address hunger as one of the root causes of displacement and migration. WFP scales up anticipatory and early action to prepare for climate shocks and build climate resilience across its country strategic programmes. WFP delivers food assistance to refugees and internally displaced in conflict-affected countries. WFP supports local and government structures to build capacity for preparedness and response to food insecurity and famines. WFP plays an important role in making food systems more sustainable and innovative. The multilateral partnership agreement between Denmark and WFP 2023-2025 aims at the following key results: • Fight food insecurity. • Advance climate adaptation and anticipatory action. • Roll out the humanitarian-development-peace nexus approach to food security. • Enhance organizational effectiveness, contributing to UN Reform, curbing corruption and scaling up innovation.

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