Results will be judged based on the donation charts on the UNRWA website or (if that's unavailable) by official announcements of by said countries.

https://www.unrwa.org/how-you-can-help/government-partners/funding-trends/donor-charts

If funding is renewed but is less than 30% of the previous value I won't count it.

Announcements by donor countries so far (some of these don't count for this market, see clarifications below):

https://unwatch.org/updated-list-of-countries-suspending-unwra-funding/

Clarifications:

• A country has "paused" funding to UNRWA if at least one of the following is true:

  • It explicitly said that donations have been paused/suspended/whatever.

  • It announced it will not be approving new donations for a certain time/until certain conditions are met.

  • It explicitly announced that future donations are conditional on something (for example results of an investigation)

  • It didn't make a previously planned/promised donation intentionally

• Organizations that aren't countries like the EU or private orgs do not count for this market.

• If exactly half resume funding I'll go with the side that donated more before the pause as the "majority"