UN emergency fund backs 12 crises with $160 million

The United Nations allocated $160 million from its Central Emergency Response Fund to support life-saving assistance in twelve severely underfunded humanitarian crises. The funding aims to reach 87 million people facing severe humanitarian needs this year. An additional $10 million addresses urgent needs of people with disabilities.

The funding includes $10 million to address the urgent needs of people with disabilities across the 12 crises and make humanitarian assistance more accessible and inclusive.

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