KSrelief Has Provided $680 Million in Aid on Four Continents

Executive projects to date have covered food security, shelter, camp coordination and management, education, protection, early recovery, health, nutrition, water and sanitation, emergency communications, logistics and coordination and other vital support for a variety of humanitarian operations. 

 

KSrelief's mission stems from the Kingdom's leading global humanitarian role in addressing human suffering by helping those most in need.  

The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz, inaugurated KSrelief with the following statement: “Islam teaches us that we are responsible for helping the afflicted and the poor, and that we must also attempt to preserve human life and dignity whenever possible.  We hereby announce the establishment of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre, dedicated to coordinating and providing international relief to crisis-afflicted communities, alleviating suffering and providing the essentials to allow people everywhere to live good lives." King Salman bin Abdulaziz allocated the additional sum of one billion Saudi Riyals to support the humanitarian needs of the Yemeni people. "Our primary goal,” he said, “is to operate this center solely upon the basis of humanitarian need and without any other motive." 

Since its inauguration, KSrelief has delivered the following projects:

• 94 food security, shelter, and camp coordination and management projects with 35 partners at a cost of $347,048,695 to serve 23,456,777 recipients.

• 15 education, protection, and early recovery projects with 12 partners at a cost of $75,626,921 to serve 3,914,236 recipients. 

• 54 health, nutrition, and water and sanitation projects with 47 partners at a cost of $209,050,428 to serve 25,612,323 recipients. 

• 9 emergency communication, logistics services, and operations and coordination support projects with 4 partners at a cost of $48,948,162 to serve 15,657 recipients. 

Meanwhile, KSrelief has also delivered 110 projects to benefit Yemen, with 79 partners at a total value of $561,787,135 as follows: 

43 food security, shelter, and camp coordination and management projects with 24 partners, to all major cities in Yemen at a cost of $236,179,981 for 19,582,835 recipients. Also:

• 15 education, protection, and early recovery projects with 12 partners at a cost of $75,626,921 for 3,914,236 recipients. 

• 44 health, nutrition, and water and sanitation projects with 40 partners at a cost of $201,145,906 for 24,517,523 recipients. 

• 8 emergency communication, logistics services, and operations coordination and support projects with 3 partners at a cost of $48,834,327 for 15,112 recipients.

KSrelief has earned the respect and support of many world leaders, humanitarian organizations and others for its professional delivery of aid and support both unilaterally through its specialized center teams and with its many implementing partners.​