South Sudan Humanitarian Fund

This project has been established in line with UNDP’s role as Managing Agent of the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund/Country Based Pooled Fund as detailed in the SSHF/CBPF’s Terms of Reference.

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START DATE

April 2017

END DATE

December 2022

STATUS

Completed

PROJECT OFFICE

South Sudan, Republic of

IMPLEMENTING PARTNER

United Nations Development Programme

DONORS

MPTFO South Sudan CHF

UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS

$19,769,049

DELIVERY IN PREVIOUS YEARS

2017$15,681,120

2018$1,664,708

2019$-149

2020$147

2021$0

2022$-409

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