US EditionOver 11m Refugees Risk Losing Aid Due to Funding Cuts
GLOBAL, JUL 18 – UNHCR reports only 23% of its $10.6 billion funding needs met for 2025, risking aid cuts to 11.6 million refugees worldwide amid rising displacement and donor reductions.
- Up to 11.6 million refugees are at risk of losing access to humanitarian assistance due to funding cuts from donor nations, according to the United Nations refugee agency on July 18.
- Only 23 percent of the UNHCR's funding requirement of $10.6 billion has been fulfilled for 2025, leading to significant program cuts.
- Major funding cuts from donor nations have resulted in severe reductions in aid initiatives.
- Women and girls are disproportionately affected by funding cuts, with UNHCR cutting a quarter of its assistance to programs addressing gender-based violence.
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