US EditionFunding collapse leaves 22.9 million Afghans in need, UN agency warns
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Funding collapse leaves 22.9 million Afghans in need, UN agency warns
A dramatic shortfall in international funding has left nearly 23 million Afghans — nearly half the country’s population — in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, OCHA, said on Wednesday, warning that hard-won humanitarian progress is now at risk of unraveling. According to OCHA, an estimated 22.9 million people — including 5.7 million women and 5 million men facing acute vulnerabilit…
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