Health
Clusters save lives and protect the dignity of people affected by humanitarian
crises.
As
of June 2025,
there are 29 Health Clusters and Sectors, including two regional mechanisms (Pacific and Whole of Syria). Together, they aim to assist 81 million people in countries facing complex emergencies.
The
2025
Humanitarian Response Plans
request US$3.2 billion,
of which 14% (US$0.45 billion) has been funded so far.
Health
Cluster Coordinators bring partners together to deliver life-saving health
services where national coordination capacity is insufficient, under the
leadership of the Humanitarian Country Team and in consultation with national authorities.
View the Q2 2025 Dashboard below
Health Cluster quarterly dashboards
Cluster Coordination Performance Monitoring