Qatar oo $8 Milyan ugu dartay UNDP si loo dedejiyo horumarka waara

Qatar ayaa kaalinta koowaad ku leh UNDP marka laga reebo waddamada ku jira Guddiga OECD ee Gargaarka Horumarinta

Dowlad Goboleedka Qatar, iyada oo u maraysa Sanduuqa Qatar ee Horumarinta (QFFD), ayaa dib u cusboonaysiisay iskaashigeeda Barnaamijka Horumarinta Qaramada Midoobay (UNDP) iyada oo ku biirisay $8 milyan oo ah kheyraad core ah oo dabacsan sanadka 2026.

Kheyraadka core iyo doorka Qatar

Qatar ayaa kaalinta koowaad ku leh UNDP marka laga reebo waddamada ku jira Guddiga OECD ee Gargaarka Horumarinta. Tan iyo 2019, iskaashiga ayaa horumaray si uu diiradda u saaro iskaashiga istiraatijiyadeed ee siyaasadda, waaritaanka, hal-abuurka iyo dhisidda awoodda maxalliga ah. Kheyraadka core waa lacagta ugu dabacsan ee aan la cayimin ee UNDP hesho, waana laf-dhabarta maaliyadeed ee ururka.

Taageerada goobaha ugu adag

Taageerada UNDP ee goobaha ugu adag, oo ay ka mid yihiin Gaza, Suuriya, Suudaan, Afgaanistaan iyo Yemen, waxaa suurtageliyay kheyraadka core ee dabacsan. Sanadka 2025, hal doolar oo kheyraad core ah ayaa UNDP u suurtageliyay in ay ka ururiso $10 dheeraad ah ilo kale. Qatar waxay sidoo kale ku biirisaa maalgashi gaar ah oo loo qoondeeyay waddamada mudnaanta leh ee ay dhibaatooyinka ka jiraan.

Mashaariicda Suuriya, Gaza iyo Suudaan

Suuriya, taageerada QFFD iyo Sanduuqa Horumarinta Sacuudiga ayaa gacan ka geysanaysa socodsiinta adeegyada dadweynaha ee muhiimka ah, iyada oo gaadhaysa dad gaaraya 2 milyan. Gaza, taageerada QFFD iyo Education Above All ayaa looga golleeyahay in la xaqiijiyo sii socodka waxbarashada 90,000 oo arday oo dugsi sare ah. Dhismaha shaqooyinka madaniga ah ayaa dhawaan la dhammeeyay 100 goobood oo waxbarasho, oo ku kala yaal 10 goobood oo dugsi ah. Suudaan, taageerada QFFD iyo Education Above All ayaa xoojisay shaqaalaynta dhalinyarada, hab-nololeedka, wax-soo-saarka beeraha iyo amniga cuntada.

Qatar remains UNDP's leading core contributor among countries outside the OECD Development Assistance Committee.

The State of Qatar, through the Qatar Fund for Development, has renewed its partnership with the United Nations Development Programme with a contribution of US$8 million in flexible core resources for 2026, UNDP announced.

Flexible Funding and Its Reach

Qatar is UNDP's leading core contributor among countries outside the OECD Development Assistance Committee. Since 2019, the partnership has advanced to focus on strategic collaboration on policy, sustainability, innovation and local capacity building.

Core resources are the most flexible, non-earmarked funding UNDP receives and serve as the financial backbone of the organization. UNDP says its support in some of the hardest-hit areas, including Gaza, Syria, Sudan, Afghanistan and Yemen, is made possible by adaptable core funding. In 2025, every $1 of core funding enabled UNDP to mobilize an additional $10 from other sources.

Targeted Investments in Crisis-Affected Countries

Qatar complements its flexible funding with targeted non-core investments in priority, crisis-affected countries. UNDP says this support bolsters efforts to protect essential services and infrastructure, restore livelihoods, generate jobs and maintain educational continuity.

In Syria, support from QFFD and the Saudi Fund for Development is helping to keep essential public services running, reaching approximately 2 million people. In Gaza, support from QFFD and Education Above All aims to ensure continuity of education for 90,000 high school students. Civil works have recently been completed for 100 learning spaces across 10 school sites throughout the Gaza Strip.

Sudan Support and Innovation Partnership

In Sudan, support from QFFD and Education Above All has strengthened youth employment, livelihoods, agricultural production and food security for conflict-affected communities.

Qatar is a founding investor of the UNDP Accelerator Labs, described as the world's largest learning network on sustainable development, and supported an initiative spanning 115 countries.