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U.N. reports low overall funding for appeals; CERF and Central Emergency Fund make targeted allocations
Summary
The United Nations said the humanitarian response plan is underfunded at about 13% of needs and announced targeted rapid allocations from CERF and other U.N. funds for cholera response in the DRC, climate action and aid in South Sudan.
The United Nations said funding for global humanitarian appeals remains far below requirements and reported several rapid allocations from pooled emergency funds.
The U.N. said that, to date, about $552 million has been received for this year’s humanitarian response plan, representing roughly 13% of a $4.2 billion requirement. The briefing highlighted new rapid allocations: $750,000 from the U.N. Central Emergency Response…
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