Rise in global humanitarian need much more than predicted
POSTED July 12, 2022
Rise in global humanitarian need much more than predicted
Learn how the need for global humanitarian assistance is on the rise and how Children Believe is helping
We’ve seen how the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing war in Ukraine is spurring global humanitarian need. And now, a Global Humanitarian Assistance report, released by Development Initiatives, shows socioeconomic fragility, climate change and conflict are three factors increasing needs further than predicted.
The report also noted funding for humanitarian assistance grew by 10 percent per year between 2012 and 2018 but has since plateaued, except for a modest 2.5-percent growth in 2021.
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A member of ChildFund Alliance, Children Believe is part of a global network of child-focused development organizations working to create opportunities for children and youth, their families and communities. ChildFund helps nearly 23-million children and their families in 70 countries overcome poverty and underlying conditions that prevent children from achieving their full potential. We work to end violence against children; provide expertise in emergencies and disasters to ease the harmful impact on children and their communities; and engage children and youth to create lasting change and elevate their voices in decisions that affect their lives.