Humanitarian Pooled Funds - Interactive Map and Directory

Published on April 28, 2026

Pooled humanitarian funds — from country-based and regional mechanisms to global and thematic facilities — have grown rapidly in scope and number, yet visibility across the landscape has lagged behind. ICVA's new interactive directory aims to close that gap.I

ICVA has mapped over 85 active funds across 28 countries, covering the full range of mechanisms available to humanitarian actors: NGO-led, partnership-based, and UN-managed (including OCHA Country-Based Pooled Funds and UNDP-hosted funds.

It also includes funds hosted by ICVA and our members. 

Note: The information reflects what funds have shared publicly or directly with ICVA. Inclusion does not imply endorsement and agencies are encouraged to confirm eligibility and application details directly with each fund.

Explore ICVA's interactive map and directory of humanitarian pooled funds, filterable by scope and leadership.

Access the map on this link

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