Thanks to our donors
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IDMC enjoys the support of a wide range of donors, including the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), USA‘s USAID, the UK‘s DFID, Australia‘s AusAID, Sweden’s SIDA, the Swiss FDFA, Canada’s DFAIT, the Dutch MFA, Tides Foundation, the Liechtenstein MFA, the Luxembourg MFA, the European Commission’s Humanitarian Aid Office (ECHO), the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the Canton of Geneva and other supporters.
Contributions of all sizes are crucial to IDMC’s continued role as a monitor of internal displacement and an agent to promote the rights of IDPs.
Donor contribution by year
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You can monitor the progress of IDMC through quarterly online updates as well as the yearly Activity Report in which all developments and achievements are presented together with an audited financial statement.
IDMC acknowledges donors and their financial contributions in its annual publications and on its website, including through direct links to donor websites.
Activity Report
Quarterly Updates
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INITIATOR OF ASSISTANCE TO THE INTERNALLY DISPLACED
The IDMC, through its advocacy within the UN system on behalf of the rights of IDPs and the protection of these rights, not only creates a greater awareness of IDPs and their plight, but more specifically, is a unique initiator of assistance to the internally displaced.
Permanent Mission of the Republic
of South Africa in Geneva
Worldwide, some 27.5 million people are internally displaced because of conflicts and violence. Addressing their plight is one of the major humanitarian challenges of our time.
IDMC plays an important role in improving national and international responses to internal displacement, especially by:
- monitoring internal displacement worldwide and maintaining an online database on conflict and violence related internal displacement;
- increasing visibility and awareness of internal displacement and advocating for the rights of internally displaced people;
- providing field-based training on the protection of IDPs;
- contributing to the development of guides and standards for the provision of assistance and protection to internally displaced people
Both the UN General Assembly and the UN Human Rights Commission have repeatedly called on governments to support IDMC (previously the Global IDP Project), including by providing financial resources.
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Your contribution, no matter the size, is crucial both as a provider of funds and as agent to promote respect for the rights of IDPs. We hope that together we will continue to contribute to an improved response to the needs of millions of the world’s most disadvantaged and vulnerable people.
As a non-governmental body, IDMC is entirely dependent on external funding for its operations.
IDMC welcomes contributions for its general core budget, as well as for specific activities, and seeks, when possible, multi-year commitments from its donors.
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Download the
IDMC Appeal 2011.
Contribute by bank transfer
Bank: UBS SA
Agence Petit-Saconnex
1209 Geneva - Switzerland
Account name: Norwegian Refugee Council
Account No.: 240-458642.27 R
IBAN: CH69 0024 024045864227 R
Swift code (BiC): UBSWCHZH 80A
Contribute by check
You can post a check to the
Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre
Norwegian Refugee Council
Chemin de Balexert 7-9
CH-1219 Châtelaine (Geneva)
Switzerland
If you have any questions about our programs or on making a donation, please contact Kate Halff by phone (+41 22 799 07 03) or by e-mail: kate.halff@nrc.ch