HUMANITARIAN AID

Humanitarian Aid

Aid after 2025: Why the private sector must become core to humanitarian response
As traditional funding collapses and crises escalate, businesses bring more than money; they offer innovation, scale, and new models for sustaining aid. But partnerships must be carefully governed to avoid unintended harm.
Aid after 2025: Why the private sector must become core to humanitarian response
Heavy rains flood thousands of tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in Gaza
Heavy rainfall began in Gaza before dawn, submerging thousands of tents in several areas across the enclave.
Heavy rains flood thousands of tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in Gaza
Gaza child malnutrition remains 'shockingly high' despite truce: UN
Children have been severely affected by hunger as the war progressed, with experts warning that the effects could cause lasting damage.
Gaza child malnutrition remains 'shockingly high' despite truce: UN
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Sweden to scrap aid for five countries as it boosts Ukraine funding
Stockholm also announced that three embassies in Bolivia, Liberia, and Zimbabwe, which are primarily focused on aid, will be closed.
Sweden to scrap aid for five countries as it boosts Ukraine funding
‘Unbearable conditions’: Inside Sudan’s rapidly failing health system
Sudan is facing a severe health collapse as hospitals are destroyed, aid is blocked and disease outbreaks spread.
‘Unbearable conditions’: Inside Sudan’s rapidly failing health system
UN rights chief warns of new 'wave of atrocities' in Sudan's Kordofan region
Volker Turk urges an immediate end to fighting as civilian deaths mount and famine deepens.
UN rights chief warns of new 'wave of atrocities' in Sudan's Kordofan region