Haiti: Funding Raised & Spent

As a part of the Haiti Aid Map initiative (http://www.haitiaidmap.org), InterAction asked members
responding to the January 12 earthquake in Haiti to provide information on the amount of funding
raised and spent for the emergency from private, U.S. government and other sources. Organizations
received the following guidance:

Private Funding Raised: Includes funding from individuals, corporations and foundations. Should not
include private funding received from other NGOs.

Other Funding Raised: Includes funding from multilaterals (e.g. World Bank, UN agencies) and other
official bilateral donors (e.g. Australian Agency for International Development (AusAid), Japan
International Cooperation Agency (JICA)).

Funding Spent: Amount of funding spent on implementation of aid activities (e.g. procurement of goods,
provision of services, salaries, etc.). In order to prevent double counting, transfers or pass-throughs to
other organizations should not be counted as “spent.”

The figures below reflect the most up-to-date information InterAction was able to obtain from 66 of its
member organizations. They do not represent funding information from all members working in Haiti.

PRIVATE FUNDING INFO RM ATION (updated January 6, 2011)

Private Funding Raised $ 1,299,199,274
Private Funding Spent $ 531,413,852

INTERACTION MEMBERS’ FUNDING ( TOP 15 ORGS IN $) (updated January 10, 2011)

Relief Funding Raised $ 682,371,477.68
Relief Funding Spent $ 313,580,916.88

Reconstruction Funding Raised $ 366,840,896.59

Reconstruction Funding Spent $ 157,273,917.53

U.S. GOVERNMENT FUNDING INFORM ATION (updated January 6, 2011)

USG Funding Raised $ 205,555,721
USG Funding Spent $ 125,767,328

OTHER FUNDING INFORM ATION (updated January 6, 2011)

Other Funding Raised $ 183,665,021
Other Funding Spent $ 129,458,218

Notes

 Funding information provided by InterAction members belonging to federations, such as World Vision, Save the Children,
Oxfam, etc., may include funds raised by non-U.S. affiliates.
 Due to varying financial cycles, funding amounts spent do not reflect funds spent as of December 2010 (e.g. many
organizations reporting in December report figures as of October 31, 2010)

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