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  • Temporary closure for new Rapid Response crisis alerts

    The DERF temporarily closes for new Rapid Response crisis alerts – Anticipatory Action funding still available.
    To be able to support humanitarian crises response throughout the entire year, the DERF operates with a quarterly funding allocation model that regulates how much of the available funds may be spent during each quarter of the year.
    The DERF has now spent the portion of funds avail

  • Alert note: Drought Emergency in Somaliland (NOT ACTIVATED)

    The DERF has carefully considered the submitted crisis alert Drought Emergency in Somaliland submitted by International Aid Services (IAS) and decided not to activate the DERF for funding interventions responding to the crises.
    Further information of the decision is to be found in the attached decision note.

  • Alert note: Drought Emergency in Somaliland

    International Aid Services (IAS) has submitted an alert due to drought in Somaliland.
    This is a climate-induced slow-onset humanitarian crisis, driven by prolonged drought and worsening environmental degradation. The drought has caused the failure of water sources, depletion of pasture, and massive livestock deaths, affecting livelihoods and food security.Social and political implications inclu

  • Alert note: Emergency Drought Response in Somalia and Somaliland (NOT ACTIVATED)

    The DERF has carefully considered the submitted crisis alert Emergency Drought Response in Somalia and Somaliland submitted by Guryasamo and decided not to activate the DERF for funding interventions responding to the crises.
    Further information of the decision is to be found in the attached decision note.

  • Alert note: Emergency Drought Response in Somalia and Somaliland

    Guryasamo has submitted an alert note due to drought in Somalia and Somaliland.
    The nature of the crisis is severe drought in Somalia and Somaliland facing a catastrophic humanitarian crisis as a severe, slow-onset drought tightens its grip on the nation in 2025. This is not an isolated disaster but a brutal escalation in a relentless cycle of climatic shocks that has shattered the resilience o

  • CALL OPENS: Monsoon Floods in Pakistan

    Call for applications for DERF funding of rapid response interventions answering to the following humanitarian crisis:
    Title: Monsoon Floods in Pakistan
    Country and location(s): Pakistan; provinces of Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh, Baluchistan, AJK, and Gilgit-Baltistan.
    DERF Funding Modality: Applicants are to apply for the DERF Funding Modality Rapid Response as per the DERF Funding

  • Alert Note: Devastating monsoon flooding crisis in Pakistan

    International Aid Services (IAS) has submitted an alert due to devastating monsoon flooding crisis in Pakistan.
    Since late June and throughout July 2025, Pakistan has faced a devastating monsoon flooding crisis, triggered by exceptionally heavy rainfall and glacier-fed surges. The disaster has caused widespread riverine and flash flooding.
    As of July 29, 2025, prolonged monsoon rains across

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