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Armenia Humanitarian Aid Requests
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About
This data product focuses on humanitarian appeals initiated for Armenia by the world’s largest humanitarian network. It forms part of a larger data series tracking appeals managed by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC). The IFRC supports local Red Cross and Red Crescent operations across more than 192 countries, engaging almost 15 million volunteers for humanitarian action. This specific file provides structured information useful for analysts studying global aid distribution and emergency funding mechanisms, specifically tagged for Human Rights concerns.
Columns
The dataset contains 41 distinct fields, offering detailed metadata on each appeal entry. Key columns include:
- Identifiers and Descriptions:
id,name,summary,code. - Appeal Type and Status:
atype,atype_display,status,status_display. - Sector Focus:
sector. - Financial Metrics:
amount_requested,amount_funded, and theaidcolumn. - Time Stamps:
start_date,end_date,created_at,modified_at,real_data_update. Note that summary statistics for date fields suggest uniform values of '11Nov25' across the available records. - Event and Confirmation:
event,needs_confirmation(a Boolean field). - Country and Region Metadata: Includes detailed geography tags such as
country.iso,country.iso3,country.id,country.name,country.region,region.name, andregion.label. - Beneficiary Information:
initial_num_beneficiaries.
Note on Data Availability: Several critical fields, including
name, summary, and the financial metrics, are currently 100% missing in the provided data file, meaning they contain no valid values across the records.Distribution
The data is available in a Tabular format, specifically as an
appeal.csv file. The file size is 6.32 kB. The dataset contains 41 columns and includes 15 total values across key identifier fields, suggesting 15 individual records or rows are present in the file. The dataset has a high usability rating of 10.00. The expected update frequency for this dataset is "Never".Usage
This data is valuable for researchers and organisations aiming to analyse the operational scope and funding needs of humanitarian efforts in Armenia. Potential uses include:
- Tracking Funding Gaps: Comparing
amount_requestedagainstamount_funded(if data becomes available). - Geographic Analysis: Linking appeal data to country and region metadata.
- Sector Prioritisation: Identifying humanitarian focus areas based on the
sectorfield. - Auditing Aid: Understanding the status and lifecycle of specific IFRC appeals.
Coverage 🇦🇲
- Geographic Scope: Armenia.
- Data Focus: Appeals information related to the IFRC’s global network.
- Time Range: While detailed historical date ranges are not explicitly provided, summary statistics show uniform minimum and maximum dates of 11 November 2025 across all date fields in the current records.
- Demographic Scope: Contains a field tracking the
initial_num_beneficiaries.
License
Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Who Can Use It
- NGOs and International Organisations: For benchmarking appeal performance and resource allocation.
- Academics and Researchers: Studying humanitarian aid flows and the IFRC’s response strategies.
- Policy Analysts: Evaluating trends in Human Rights-related aid requirements.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- IFRC Appeals Data: Armenia
- Armenia Humanitarian Aid Requests
- Red Cross Appeal Metrics
Attributes
Original Data Source:Armenia Humanitarian Aid Requests
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