• Read more about CBPF by Year

The CBPF by year visual provides users with CBPF funding paths, drawing allocated funds from donors' paid contributions to the CBPF funded projects, with a breakdown per allocation type (standard vs. reserve), and per cluster.  

• Read more about Sectors

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• Read more about Targeted and Reached People

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• Read more about Funding Overview

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• Read more about Contribution Trends

I) What are the different components of the infographic? II) How to access the data? This visual analyses the trends of contributions made by donors to CBPFs throughout the years.

• Read more about Contributions

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• Read more about Allocation Flow

I)    What are the different components of this infographic? II)   What is the difference between a Direct Implementing Partner and a Sub-Implementing Partner?

• Read more about Allocations Timeline

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• Read more about Allocations

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• Read more about CBPF GAM Marker

I)  What are the different components of the infographic? II) How to access the data?   The Gender and Age Marker (GAM) used in CBPF projects is a code - from 0 to 4 - that indicates the extent to which a project considers gender and age differences in the humanitarian response. Since January 2019, all projects submitted in the Grant Management System (GMS) are required to provide a GAM code and reference number.