CERF

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CERF is a United Nations humanitarian fund that provides rapid, flexible financing to enable timely and life‑saving assistance in emergencies worldwide.

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CERF canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United Nations fund ⓘ
emergency response mechanism ⓘ
humanitarian fund ⓘ
acronym CERF ⓘ
administeredBy Emergency Relief Coordinator ⓘ
allocationCriteria life‑saving humanitarian needs ⓘ
underfunding of crises ⓘ
urgency of response ⓘ
beneficiary people affected by humanitarian emergencies ⓘ
benefits flexible humanitarian financing ⓘ
improved coordination of emergency response ⓘ
rapid disbursement of funds ⓘ
channelOfAssistance IOM ⓘ
linked to: IOM South Sudan

UN agencies ⓘ
international humanitarian organizations ⓘ
decisionMaker Emergency Relief Coordinator ⓘ
establishedBy United Nations General Assembly ⓘ
focus deteriorating crises ⓘ
sudden‑onset emergencies ⓘ
underfunded protracted crises ⓘ
fullName Central Emergency Response Fund ⓘ
fundingSource individual donations ⓘ
private sector contributions ⓘ
voluntary contributions from UN Member States ⓘ
voluntary contributions from observers ⓘ
fundingType grant mechanism ⓘ
pooled fund ⓘ
hasComponent rapid response window ⓘ
underfunded emergencies window ⓘ
headquartersLocation New York City ⓘ
United States ⓘ
language English ⓘ
legalBasis UN General Assembly resolution 60/124 ⓘ
managedBy OCHA ⓘ
United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs ⓘ
modality grants to UN agencies and partners ⓘ
operatedBy United Nations Secretariat ⓘ
partOf United Nations humanitarian system ⓘ
purpose enable timely life‑saving assistance in emergencies ⓘ
improve global humanitarian response ⓘ
provide rapid humanitarian financing ⓘ
support underfunded humanitarian crises ⓘ
scope global ⓘ
sectorCoverage food security ⓘ
health ⓘ
logistics ⓘ
nutrition ⓘ
protection ⓘ
shelter ⓘ
water, sanitation and hygiene ⓘ
website https://cerf.un.org/ ⓘ

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