TABLE 2: Top 25 Country Recipients of Humanitarian Funding to Education, 2006–2014. Source: http://fts.unocha.org. Table&2:&Top&25&Country&Recipients&of&Humanitarian&Funding&to&Education,&2006@2014 Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Destination& Country Sudan Palestine Syrian1Arab1 Republic Somalia Iraq Pakistan South1Sudan Myanmar Afghanistan Philippines Congo,1 Democratic1 Republic1of1the Jordan Central1African1 Republic Haiti Uganda Colombia Lebanon Kenya Sri1Lanka Indonesia Chad Yemen Burundi Zimbabwe Liberia 2006 17,665,248 5,312,898 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 13,604,918 12,583,238 4,996,254 45,241,759 2,194,972 390,262 8,920,021 4,801,089 10,642,896 3,293,260 6,882,084 8,457,541 4,451,329 2,895,105 46,627,388 13,352,495 154,560 450,101 196,791 169,490 689,854 24,846,771 442,720 4,838,439 25,160,745 359,327 7,022,434 5,127,838 5,148,593 1,295,340 4,169,606 4,307,250 8,478,087 5,103,109 2,182,520 4,110,419 1,372,622 1,649,925 2,618,652 82,000 3,881,597 1,523,660 2,741,737 1,288,119 10,791,130 429,799 862,745 941,674 1,447,160 17,788,706 620,162 16,000,000 1,410,961 3,808,667 698,007 195,322 13,608,278 3,219,829 7,864,760 329,997 2,973,827 2014 29,396,105 182,408,083 119,245,810 195,097,820 149,264,348 1113,105,293 128,138,916 124,928,438 7,674,212 3,559,301 17,324,494 6,876,018 10,327,966 7,738,352 17,238,439 13,491,723 1,432,103 337,378 4,800,000 4,699,267 837,100 553,038 287,579 2013 1,289,288 2,580,921 103,790 450,244 353,064 1,257,337 2,130,779 1,700,000 247,727 314,397 102,023 1,343,254 1,749,000 3,145,526 778,406 511,215 1,188,383 817,003 1,437,321 18,498,894 36,386,207 82,900,840 12,399,479 14,826,966 14,925,460 16,367,006 618,113 118,104,451 4,815,776 1,416,421 36,563,340 78,597,367 76,524,421 75,154,154 51,160,794 43,905,633 41,255,626 39,637,115 580,313 564,442 668,489 119,277,128 1117,366,911 1116,412,304 8,247,487 833,110 583,647 4,166,767 3,113,566 5,231,805 1,735,915 781,742 4,072,020 1,804,047 502,040 3,957,013 411,800 1,285,126 5,751,532 99,333 1,021,950 1,789,645 2006@2014& USD& 349,250,061 89,543,403 2,233,603 6,847,657 1,644,280 37,796,601 14,435,404 1,411,749 3,135,871 32,564,220 4,415,508 7,340,218 7,601,594 1,526,246 7,347,381 2,440,273 2,544,061 643,429 2,318,972 642,988 2,711,337 977,054 1,435,830 1,403,880 325,667 Subtotal1Top1251Countries Subtotal1All1Other1Countries TOTAL 208,217 7,726,962 1,620,077 219,178 350,008 2,831,765 30,000 31,291,458 23,665,499 20,501,875 19,512,599 18,605,216 15,774,898 15,705,526 14,705,195 12,905,166 11,445,932 8,345,004 8,134,131 7,644,268 1,206,527,002 71,352,539 1,277,879,541 funding for education were allocated 82% of related funds between 2006 and 2014. The top three recipients alone – UNICEF, WFP and UNHCR – received 75% of education funding during this period. The key UN agencies that receive most education in emergencies funding are in essence serving in both implementing and quasi-donor roles. Funding is used by these UN agencies to directly implement projects or is allocated to finance the projects of implementing partners. While they also rely on donor funding (government, private sector and individual giving) they play an instrumental role in shaping the practices for education in emergencies. A significant portion of the funding received by these agencies is less earmarked or unearmarked, leaving allocation decisions up to the agencies themselves within broad categories (sometimes by sector, more often by emergency). While the precise breakdown of sources and earmarked versus unearmarked funding is impossible to link to the education funding data found in FTS, it appears that the education sector is highly dependent on the success of these UN agencies in securing funds and implementation arrangement decisions. TABLE 3: Top 10 Agency Recipients of Humanitarian Funding to Education, 2006–2014 Source: http://fts.unocha.org. Table&3:&Top&10&Agency&Recipients&of&Humanitarian&Funding&to&Education,&2006A2014 Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 26 2006A2014&USD& %&of&Total& contributed UNICEF 578,456,465 45% WFP 269,961,655 21% UNHCR 105,029,106 8% UNRWA 52,596,771 4% Save