Institutional donors

The European Union Humanitarian Aid (ECHO) supports our work responding to disasters and humanitarian emergencies. Concern has received the EU Humanitarian Partnership Certificate 2021-2027 (Potential Programmatic Partner) from ECHO. A list of Concern’s projects currently funded and co-funded by the ECHO is attached at the link above.

Concern is one of the recipients of the Pilot Programmatic Partnership, a multi-country and multi-year funding from ECHO, which Concern implements in five countries through the Enhanced Response to Nutrition Emergencies (ERNE) programme.

The Irish Government supports our emergency and long-term development work. In 2017, we received a five-year development grant from Irish Aid which will fund development programmes in 17 countries.

The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) leads the UK’s work to end extreme poverty. Through delivering aid, they are tackling the global challenges of our time including poverty and disease, mass migration, insecurity and conflict. From programmes on resilience in Pakistan, to emergency relief in Somalia, or WASH in the Democratic Republic of Congo, FCDO is a key partner in supporting Concern's humanitarian and development work.

The US Government supports our humanitarian and long-term development work with a particular focus on humanitarian response, health and nutrition.

In 2018 the US government funded programmes in Pakistan, Syria, South Sudan, Central African Republic, Ethiopia, DRC, Kenya and Sudan amongst others .