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Total Balance: US$21.6 million
Q1 Activities: Responded to complex emergencies, conflict zones, floods, and outbreak responses.

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Contingency Fund for Emergencies (CFE) Quarterly Update - April 2024

CFE Summary for Q1 2024:
WHO allocated US$21.6 million from the Contingency Fund for Emergencies (CFE) in Q1 2024 to address worsening health emergencies. High-risk events addressed included: conflict in occupied Palestinian territory, flooding in the Republic of Congo, dengue outbreaks (global), a cholera outbreak (global), and complex emergencies in countries like Haiti and Ethiopia.

National Contributions (Q1 2024):
Six member states committed contributions totaling US$13.9 million, primarily supporting: Germany (US$10.7M), Ireland (US$2.1M), New Zealand (US$933K), Portugal (US$162K), Estonia (US$32K), and the Philippines (US$400K).

IN FOCUS: Republic of Congo Flooding
Responses funded included rapid response, essential supplies, emergency kits, mobile clinics, data collection, early warning systems, and surge teams to mitigate flood-related health crises.

IN FOCUS: Global Dengue Outbreak
WHO activated CFE resources (US$5.5M) against dengue, assessed as a Grade 3 emergency. Activities focused on surveillance, vector control, risk communication, diagnostics, training, and community engagement to manage the surge in cases (over 5 million reported globally).