Financial Tracking Service (FTS)
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| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Source | http://fts.unocha.org |
| Author | Sean Foo |
| Maintainer | FTS |
| Last Updated | October 10, 2013, 20:59 (UTC) |
| Created | March 11, 2010, 18:10 (UTC) |
| Download URL | http://fts.unocha.org |
| Language | en |
| all_data_one_file | No (too much data for system) |
| all_fields_exportable | Yes |
| broken_down_by_sector | Yes |
| commitments | Yes |
| completeness_notes | FTS only reports data which is reported to FTS, resulting in an incomplete dataset |
| custom_reports | Yes |
| data_fields | Donor, Donor top org. name, Donor representative country, Appealing Agency, Appealing agency top org., Emergency title, Emergency year, Emergency Region Name, Emergency country, Emergency type, Destination Country, Description, USD committed/contributed, USD pledged, USD committed, USD contributed, Original currency amount, Original currency unit, Decision date, Contribution status, Sector, Contibution type, Item ID, Reported by, Appeal title, Appeal year, Appeal country, Project title, Project code, Project current request, Beneficiary Group, Project date start, Project date end, Location , Cluster , Priority |
| data_first_collected | 1999 |
| details | The FTS is a global, real-time database which records all reported international hummanitarian aid (including that for NGOs and the Red Cross / Red Crescent Movement, bilateral aid, in-kind aid, and private donations). FTS features a special focus on consolidated and flash appeals, because they cover the major humanitarian crises and because their funding requirements are well defined - which allows FTS to indicate to what extent populations in crisis receive humanitarian aid in proportion to needs. FTS is managed by the UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). All FTS data are provided by donors or recipient organisations. The FTS is a web-based searchable database of humanitarian requirements and contributions. It serves to analyse aid and monitor accountability among humanitarian actors, by clearly indicating to what extent a certain population receives humanitarian relief aid, and in what proportion to needs. The FTS offers a series of standard tables that show humanitarian aid flows in various formats, and also allows users to produce custom financial tables on demand. |
| disbursements | Yes |
| donor_type | Bilateral, Multilateral, NGO, Private |
| fts@un.org | |
| export_formats | Excel, PDF, XML, JSON |
| exportable | Yes |
| humanitarian | Yes |
| license | Non OKD Compliant: Non-Commercial Other |
| operator | OCHA |
| overview | The FTS is a global, real-time database which records all reported global international humanitarian aid. |
| owner | OCHA |
| period_covered | 1999-present |
| primary_sources | Yes |
| quality_control | Yes |
| search_feature | Yes |
| sectors | Agriculture, Coordination and support services, Economic recovery and infrastructure, Education, Food, Health, Mine action, Multi-sector, Protection/human rights/rule of law, Safety and security of staff and operations, Sector not yet specified, Shelter and non-food items, Water and sanitation |
| source_frequency | Depends on donor, monthly for many. Database aims to be as real time as possible. |
| source_method | Online form: "report a contirbution". Regular reporting mechanisms exist between most donor HQs and FTS though, so these are the main routes. |
| status | Ongoing |
| subsectors | No |
| support | Help section (under 'about') |
| title | Financial Tracking Service (FTS) |
| unique_id | fts |
| website_1 |
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