The H2H Fund

The H2H Fund is a financing mechanism that disburses targeted funding to members of the H2H Network to provide specialized services to enhance efficiency, effectiveness and accountability in humanitarian response.

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Open source technical services have the potential to improve the quality and impact of humanitarian responses. But too often, funding mechanisms are slow, reactive and centralized. Unnecessary delays impact responses and often shut out smaller organizations offering support needed by responders on the ground.

The network activates the H2H Fund to enable timely packages of members' integrated technical services to address gaps and meet identified needs in specific humanitarian responses. Services are available to responders at all levels.

Ongoing Fund activations

  • Local humanitarian action in the DRC

    Local humanitarian action in the DRC

    • When February - July 2026
    • Where Democratic Republic of Congo

    Objective

    The H2H Network is supporting a shift towards a more locally led humanitarian response in the DRC. The technical expertise of H2H Members can help equip national actors with the tools, resources, knowledge, capabilities and partnership needed to effectively manage and coordinate large humanitarian programs, thus elevating their leadership within the humanitarian community in DRC.

    Statistics
    GBP500,000None
    Funding allocated
  • Protracted crisis in Syria

    Protracted crisis in Syria

    • When November 2025 - May 2026
    • Where Syria

    Objective

    While the political transition in Syria has stabilized parts of the country, repeated cycles of violence have triggered new displacement, caused widespread abuses against civilians and driven upwards humanitarian needs.

    Members of the H2H Network are developing multiple initiatives that strengthen the foundations for collective accountability, develop coordinated information management services, strengthen inclusive coordination and civil cohesion, and produce geospatial data on infrastructures for effective recovery programs.

    Statistics
    GBPFunding allocationNone
    500000