Global Humanitarian Assistance Report 2023 is out now. This year’s report presents the immediate challenges facing humanitarian response in the context of longer-term trends. It shows how humanitarian needs changed in 2022 and the repercussions for 2023 – in the face of escalating food insecurity, the compounding impacts of climate change and the continued fallout from the war in Ukraine. New for this year are short Insight pieces from humanitarian thought-leaders representing public donors, international NGOs and local actors working with communities experiencing crises, and bringing unique perspectives informed by DI’s data. The report includes analysis of trends in humanitarian need – including to women and girls and in relation to food insecurity – how much humanitarian assistance there was, who is providing it, where it is targeted and how it is channeled. It looks at progress on commitments to provide more funding to local and national actors and as cash and voucher assistance. And it looks beyond humanitarian assistance at development and climate finance provided to countries in crisis and finance for disaster risk reduction. The report lays bare the urgent need for joint action across humanitarian, development, peace building and climate actors to ensure that the root causes of crisis are addressed as well as the consequences. |
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