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UN Unveils $160M Aid for Underfunded Humanitarian Crises, Including Eight in Africa

The funding includes $10 million for people with disabilities and lifts 2026 CERF allocations to $483 million, officials said.

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The United Nations has released $160 million in emergency funding for 12 underfunded humanitarian crises, including eight in Africa.

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The UN released $160 million from its emergency fund to deal with twelve humanitarian crises in the world, including Afghanistan, Cuba, Sudan, Palestine and Yemen, according to United Nations Secretary General Stéphane Dujarric’s spokesman on Friday. In his daily press conference, Dujarric pointed out [...] The entry The UN releases $160 million to deal with twelve humanitarian crises in the world was first published in HolaNews.

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Funding aims to provide life-saving assistance across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Middle East

·Ankara, Türkiye
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The UN allocated $160 million ($142 million) from its emergency fund to address 12 humanitarian crises around the world, including Afghanistan, Cuba, Sudan, Palestine and Yemen, the Secretary-General's spokesman said today.

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Peru chairs UN session on accounting standards: the issues on the tableThe UN released US$ 160 million from its emergency fund to address twelve humanitarian crises around the world - including Afghanistan, Cuba, Sudan, Palestine and Yemen - according to United Nations Secretary General Stéphane Dujarric.In his daily press conference, Dujarric noted that the organization has decided to allocate US$ 160 million from the Central Emergency Response…

Today, Friday, the United Nations announced an allocation of $18 million to save lives in Yemen, in conjunction with a massive military escalation in a country facing one of the worst humanitarian and economic crises in the world. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, in a statement, said that the United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund had allocated $18 million to help expand life-saving assistance in Ye…

·Egypt
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Haberler broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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