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The Global Humanitarian Assistance (GHA) Report provides a comprehensive, data-driven assessment of the global financing landscape for humanitarian response. Published every year, the GHA report is a leading independent go-to resource that highlights key issues and emerging trends that those working to improve the financing response to crisis need to know about.

This year's report brings a detailed picture of the global financing landscape for humanitarian responses in the face of rising need.

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Building on more than 20 years of analysis, we set the immediate challenges facing humanitarian response in the context of longer-term trends. We set out how humanitarian needs changed in 2021 and the repercussions for 2022, in the face of escalating food insecurity, the impacts of climate change and the fallout from the conflict in Ukraine.

Our unique analysis provides the figures on the total amount of international humanitarian assistance contributed last year, including key changes and trends in the behaviour of public donors grappling with constrained budgets. We provide novel insights into how much funding is going to countries affected by crisis and how this has changed over time, as well as how effectively humanitarian funding is meeting the needs of women and girls, and where it was targeted.

We also look at how finance beyond humanitarian funding is reaching countries impacted by or vulnerable to crises, examining financing addressing the impacts of climate change, funding for disaster risk reduction as well as the role of multilateral development banks. And we unpack the amounts countries received in humanitarian assistance, in what form, and how it got there.

And we look at what progress has been made against commitments to reform humanitarian finance through the Grand Bargain, analysing how donors and funding intermediaries are, and are not, fulfilling commitments to provide more quality funding, more funding to local actors and more cash and voucher assistance.