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  • Chapter 1: The Humanitarian funding landscape
    • 1.1: What was the trend in humanitarian financing leading into 2025?
    • 1.2: Which donors contributed the most in 2024?
    • 1.3: Which countries were the largest recipients in 2024?
    • 1.4: Was humanitarian funding sufficient?
  • Infographic: Top donors
  • Chapter 2: Reforming amidst crisis
    • 2.1: What is the trend in funding for local and national actors?
    • 2.2: Are pooled funds increasing in use, and are they working for local and national actors?
    • 2.3: How much funding was available for anticipatory action?
    • 2.4: How much support is delivered by cash and voucher assistance?
  • Infographic: Key humanitarian trends
  • Chapter 3: Humanitarian finance in the age of cuts
    • 3.1: Overview
    • 3.2: Which humanitarian donors are expected to make cuts?
    • 3.3: How might anticipated cuts affect recipients?
    • 3.4: Which humanitarian sectors are most exposed to cuts?
    • 3.5: How exposed are different humanitarian organisations?
    • 3.6: How exposed are countries in protracted crises from wider cuts to development ODA?
  • Infographic: US humanitarian funding
  • Chapter 4: The shifting tectonic plates of broader crisis financing
    • 4.1: What is the mix of humanitarian, development and peace funding reaching protracted crises?
    • 4.2: How do individual donors fund assistance across the triple nexus?
    • 4.3: What is the trend in financing from multilateral development banks to humanitarian contexts?
    • 4.4: What is the debt burden for protracted humanitarian crises?
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