New UN aid chief vows ‘ruthlessness’ to prioritize spending as funding for world’s crises shrinks
- The new head of the U.N. Humanitarian aid agency promises to be ‘ruthless’ in prioritizing funding for crises in war zones like Gaza, Sudan, Syria, and Ukraine.
- The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs seeks $47 billion to aid 190 million people in 32 countries, despite estimating that 305 million need help worldwide.
- This year has been the deadliest on record for humanitarians and U.N. Staff, primarily due to the Middle East conflict after Palestinian militants' attack in Israel on October 7, 2023.
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