'Brutal funding cuts' for aid threaten millions of lives: UN refugee chief
- Brutal funding cuts in the humanitarian sector put millions of lives at risk, as stated by Filippo Grandi, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
- UNHCR faces a significant reduction in workforce due to the U.S. Foreign aid funding freeze, which covered over 40% of its budget.
- Grandi warned that refugee women and girls are losing access to safety services, resulting in increased risks of abuse and trafficking.
- Grandi highlighted that UNHCR's financial crisis poses dire consequences for vulnerable refugees, appealing to member states to fulfill their obligations.
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Miliband calls on CEOs to fill gap left by cuts to government aid budgets
The ScoopOne of the world’s largest humanitarian organizations is calling on businesses to help fill the gap left by cuts to government aid budgets as part of a broader “reinvention” of global aid.David Miliband, CEO of the International Rescue Committee and a former UK foreign secretary, told Semafor his group could lose a third of its roughly $1.5 billion in revenues because of the Trump administration’s cuts to programs funded through USAID a…
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