The CFE provides funding during the critical gap between the moment the need for an emergency response is identified and the point at which funds from other mechanisms can be released. The CFE's capacity to release funding within 24 hours of an emergency request sets it apart from other complementary financing which may have different funding criteria and slower disbursement cycles.
2025 Allocations by release
Liberia
Mpox | US$ 100 000
26 May 2025
Key activities
Support rapid response, logistics; enhance surveillance + cross-border coordination; strengthen laboratory testing; improve case management, infection prevention and control (IPC) and water, sanitation and (WASH) in health facilities; support vaccination.
Sierre Leone
Mpox | US$ 680 000
26 May 2025
Key activities
Support rapid response, surge deployments, logistics; enhance surveillance + cross-border coordination; strengthen laboratory testing; improve case management, infection prevention and control (IPC) and water, sanitation and (WASH) in health facilities; support risk communication, community engagement and protection.
Morocco
Measles | US$ 225 000
1 May 2025
Key activities
Support risk communication, community engagement and protection; strengthen and support measles surveillance and epidemic intelligence; train rapid response teams; support reference laboratory; point of entry capacity strengthening.
Angola
Cholera | US$ 750 000
17 April 2025
Key activities
Strengthen epidemiological surveillance and investigations; improve case management, infection prevention and control (IPC) and water, sanitation and (WASH) in health facilities and neighbourhoods; risk communication and community involvement; reinforce coordination; operational support and logistics; surge deployments from regional office.
Sudan
Conflict | US$ 953 000
15 May 2025
Key activities
Scale up health and nutrition service delivery in IDP sites and host communities; medical supplies; support disease surveillance and response for cholera and other outbreaks.
Myanmar
Earthquake | US$ 5 000 000
29 March 2025
Key activities
Emergency medical supplies and essential medicines. Surge support and coordination of emergency medical teams.
Myanmar
Humanitarian crisis | US$ 1 000 000
18 February 2025
Key activities
Provision of essential health services in conflict-affected areas, ensuring medical pipeline stability for essential commodities. Focus on prevention and response to outbreak prone diseases, trauma care, essential primary care. Ensure functional disease surveillance systems are in place in conflict-affected areas, enabling early warning, alert and response to public health threats.
Uganda
Sudan virus disease outbreak | US$ 2 000 000
13 February 2025
Key activities
Additional support to key public health response interventions; regional readiness and response; surge deployments from headquarters.
Uganda
Sudan virus disease outbreak | US$ 442 802
6 February 2025
Key activities
Regional readiness and response; surge deployments from headquarters.
Uganda
Sudan virus disease outbreak | US$ 1 000 000
30 January 2025
Key activities
Strengthen case detection, investigation, contact tracing; surveillance at points of entry; lab and diagnostics; infection prevention and control (IPC) / water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); case management; mental health and psychosocial support; risk communication and community engagement; supplies, operational support, logistics; support vaccination.
Tanzania
Marburg outbreak | US$ 3 000 000
20 January 2025
Key activities
Surge technical staff to support the government-led response; deploy rapid response teams to support case investigation and contact tracing; provide lab and diagnostics equipment; community engagement and risk communications case management and infection prevention and control (IPC); procurement of persoanl protective equipment (PPE).
Angola
Cholera outbreak | US$ 311 500
16 January 2025
Key activities
Strengthen epidemiological surveillance and investigations; improve case management, infection prevention and control (IPC) and water, sanitation and (WASH) in health facilities and neighbourhoods; risk communication and community involvement; reinforce coordination.
Yemen
Humanitarian crisis | US$ 1 800 000
8 January 2025
Key activities
Scale up of trauma care and surgical capacity; supply trauma kits and medical commodities; deploy surge capacity; coordinate emergency medical teams (EMTs) and health partners.
Mayotte
Cyclone Chito | US$ 486 500
16 January 2025
Key activities
Strengthen lab capacity and disease surveillance through deployment of Rapid Response Mobile Laboratories (RRMLs) and early warning, alert and response system (EWARS); conduct water quality testing and waterborne disease surveillance; distribution of public health risk and prevention messages to local communities.
2024 Allocations by emergency
| Emergency | Amount US$ |
|---|---|
| Ethiopia humanitarian crisis | 7 595 000 |
| Sudan conflict | 7 293 599 |
| Lebanon escalation of hostilities | 7 099 500 |
| Dengue outbreak (global) | 6 500 000 |
| occupied Palestinian territory conflict | 5 350 000 |
| Mpox outbreak (global) | 3 521 000 |
| Syrian Arab Republic escalation of hostilities | 2 272 150 |
| Cholera outbreak (global) | 1 900 000 |
| Ukraine conflict | 1 550 000 |
| Rwanda Marburg virus disease outbreak | 1 505 960 |
| Democratic Republic of the Congo complex emergency | 953 882 |
| South Sudan cholera outbreak | 896 595 |
| Myanmar complex emergency | 850 000 |
| West and Central Africa flooding | 800 000 |
| Haiti complex emergency | 607 000 |
| East Africa El Niño flooding | 600 000 |
| Somalia humanitarian crisis | 492 600 |
| Mozambique Cabo Delgado conflict | 441 888 |
| Republic of the Congo floods | 439 080 |
| Madagascar Cyclone Gamane | 300 000 |
| Mauritania complex emergency | 248 000 |
| Sahel humanitarian crisis | 81 000 |
| Democratic Republic of the Congo undiagnosed disease | 50 000 |
| Nigeria unknown disease | 50 000 |
| Seychelles chemical event | 50 000 |
| Afghanistan complex emergency | 27 000 |
| Yemen complex emergency | 17 000 |
| Burundi suspected viral haemorrhagic fever outbreak | 15 000 |
| Total US$ (as at 1 January 2025) | 51 506 254 |