Tens of Millions of People Fail to Get Humanitarian Aid as Global System Crumbles
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Report says humanitarian funding fell to an estimated $33.3 billion in 2025 from a peak of $47.5 billion in 2022
A report alerts that funding cuts, access restrictions and deteriorating respect for international humanitarian law are forcing organizations to concentrate resources on the most extreme cases
According to a compilation by the British newspaper The Guardian, the global humanitarian aid system established after World War II is experiencing one of the biggest contractions in its history. Aid funds decreased by 30 percent between 2022 and 2025, with the number of people receiving aid falling by 64 million in 2025 alone. Per capita aid dropped from $178 in 2021 to $90 in 2025.
The global humanitarian system is facing one of its worst crises since its inception after World War II. Funding has plummeted...
The world's humanitarian aid system is falling apart due to dwindling funding and increasingly serious crises. In 2025, 64 million fewer people received humanitarian aid than a year earlier.
Tens of millions of people fail to get humanitarian aid as global system crumbles
Funding cuts in 2025 left women, children, older and displaced people hard hit, with 64m fewer people receiving aid The humanitarian aid system is crumbling as funding shrinks, pressures increase and governments not only fail to protect civilians but are increasingly responsible for endangering them, a new report warned on Thursday as figures revealed 64…
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