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But states must also dramatically ramp-up funding and ensure that they are delivering real commitments for the millions who are stuck in a decades-long cycle of violence and neglect. See more: ⬇️

The funding received for this vast crisis equates to about five cents a day, per person in need. This Conference must push for safe, unhindered access and an end to administrative barriers that prevent humanitarians reaching those in need.

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🔴 Of the 21 million people in the country in need of support, fewer than 7 million are likely to get any help at all 🔴Many children have no access to education – 1.3 million children are entirely out of school 🔴Millions of families have no durable shelter, and no access to clean water or sanitation

Centre for Humanitarian Action @chaberlin.org · 17/09/2025

Today at the Great Lakes Conference in Paris, it's essential we see an end to the neglect that has condemned so many in DR Congo. DRC is facing one of the world’s largest displacement crises globally – 5.7 million people are internally displaced, including 2 million since the start of this year.

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Today CHA members welcomed Secretary General of @nrc-global.bsky.social, @sg-nrc.bsky.social, for a discussion on upholding #humanitarian #principles, the #humanitarianreset, #Gaza, and extending collaboration & joining forces in times of crisis. Thanks Jan for the insightful talk!

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Jan Egeland @sg-nrc.bsky.social · 22/09/2025

Many of those currently being forced to flee Gaza City have been displaced 10 times already. Some people are fleeing with only the clothes on their backs. This is an assault on a refugee camp. The offensive on Gaza City must immediately end.

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Without fast and flexible funding, those affected by the earthquake will not be able to rebuild their lives, and the suffering will continue. NATO-countries must not forget their promises to stand by the Afghan children, women and men that they left behind in 2021. 3/3

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Needs are enormous, but too little funding is available. We will use all available resources to provide cash assistance, drinking water, pipe repairs, energy biscuits, shelter kits & essentials to survive winter. 2/3

NRC’s team in Afghanistan are now delivering aid to families stricken by the earthquake. Our relief teams have just surveyed Chawkai & Norgal - Kunar’s hardest-hit districts. 1/3

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Without greater international aid those affected by the earthquake will not be able to rebuild their lives, and the suffering will continue. NATO-countries must not forget their promises to stand by the Afghan children, women and men that they left behind in 2021. 2/4

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If this continues, violence will prevail in more and more places, and communities will be ripped apart. These new figures must act as a wake up call. 3/3

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The failure of global diplomacy and of conflict resolution efforts— & more than anything the failure to protect civilians—is astounding. The number of displaced people is now three times what it was in 2011, & demonstrates a deep global crisis around governance and the protection of civilians. 2/3

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In 2024 we saw huge numbers of people displaced in all corners of the world. That fact that over 123 million people were forced from their homes at the end of 2024 is a damning verdict on our ability to defend families from blunt violence. www.nrc.no/news/2025/ju... 1/3

Record number of people displaced amid funding cuts

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Imogen Foulkes @imogenfoulkes.bsky.social · 11/06/2025

Latest Inside Geneva podcast is out. Why politicising and militarising aid can be fatal. Huge thanks to @sg-nrc.bsky.social, @chrislockyear.msf.org & @philipgrant40.bsky.social podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/g...

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He has been investing part of the profits into expanding further, opening a tearoom that brings him more customers while improving his home and supporting his brother’s education. 3/3

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NRC helped him with a small business grant of $260, to set up a new bakery at the displacement settlement site in Mueda, which he turned into a thriving business, employing two people. 2/3

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Jan Egeland @sg-nrc.bsky.social · 11/06/2025

Mozambique: Leonardo fled with his family from Mocimboa da Praia in 2021 after their village was attacked He was forced to leave behind his bakery and the livelihood that sustained his family. 1/3

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Moussa, 48, fled a brutal attack on his village just weeks ago. He arrived in Muadi with nothing. His home was torched, his family scattered, his surgical wound reopened during his escape. “I fear death,” he told me. “I’d rather die from illness than be killed.”

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Jan Egeland @sg-nrc.bsky.social · 11/06/2025

Here in northern Mozambique, displacement camps are filled with people fleeing from not just one horror, but from several. Conflict, floods, cyclones. Here in Muadi, families who fled 4 years ago now live next to new arrivals from last month. No one is going home.

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Jan Egeland @sg-nrc.bsky.social · 11/06/2025

Mozambique is being battered by ongoing conflict, climate disasters, & extreme hunger, as global funding cuts leave up to a million people stranded without aid. I've seen the toll caused by a global retreat of solidarity & funding here this week. See our statement: www.nrc.no/news/2025/ju...

Mozambique: Spiralling hunger crisis and violence amid collapsing aid budgets

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The lack of progress is both a policy failure and a moral stain on humanity. Now is the time for governments to show political will and financial investments for lasting solutions to displacement. 4/4

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Over the past year, I’ve met with internally displaced families in DR Congo, in Palestine, and in Sudan, and listened to them speak about the devastating impact of displacement on their lives and their hopes for the future. 3/4

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This must be a wake-up call. For how much longer will the number of people affected by internal displacement be allowed to grow, as a result of a lack of ownership & leadership? Every time humanitarian funding gets cut, another displaced person loses access to food, medicine, safety & hope. 2/4

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internal-displacement.org

A record 83.4 million people were living in internal displacement at the end of last year: the highest number ever recorded. Internal displacement rarely makes the headlines, but for those living it, the suffering can last for years. 1/4 www.internal-displacement.org/global-repor...

2025 Global Report on Internal Displacement (GRID)

The 2024 Global Report on Internal Displacement (GRID) report presents the data and analysis behind the 75.9 million people living in internal displacement as of the end of 2023. It is the ninth editi...

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Jan Egeland @sg-nrc.bsky.social · 02/05/2025

People are dying from wounds, dehydration, and hunger. Local responders have been doing incredible and courageous work to support the trapped population. Safe humanitarian access must be immediately given so that desperately needed aid can enter. 3/3

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Jan Egeland @sg-nrc.bsky.social · 02/05/2025

There is no safe passage. Aid is blocked. No safe place. Warring parties MUST allow people to flee to safety and stop this senseless attack on humanity. In Al Fasher, markets have been shelled and food and water supplies have been cut off. 2/3

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Jan Egeland @sg-nrc.bsky.social · 02/05/2025

Sudan: In Zamzam Camp, North Darfur, communal kitchens have been burnt down, and parts of the camp are in ashes. About 80% of the population have fled, many on foot. Many of those fleeing have subsequently been attacked along the way. 1/3

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Jan Egeland @sg-nrc.bsky.social · 29/04/2025

Funding cuts force WFP to suspend malnutrition treatment for 650,000 in Ethiopia. Millions more at risk. @NRC_Norway urges urgent action to restore aid, protect displaced communities, and avert catastrophe. www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/4/...

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UN food agency cites funding gap as it halts aid to 650,000 in Ethiopia

Aid to 3.6 million people overall is at risk unless new support is sourced, the World Food Programme warns.

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Jan Egeland @sg-nrc.bsky.social · 29/04/2025

After years of conflict, 20 million people need aid – yet funding stands at just 8%. Myanmar’s vast humanitarian needs demand urgent global attention. 2/2

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Jan Egeland @sg-nrc.bsky.social · 29/04/2025

One month after Myanmar’s deadly 7.7 quake, millions already in crisis face even greater need. Frontline aid workers press on, delivering water, shelter and protection. But the crisis runs much deeper.... 1/2

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2: The lifting of all obstructions to humanitarian access, and the ability to support those in need wherever they are, regardless of who controls the areas. 3: A scale-up in funding—to prevent mass starvation and save lives, not just postpone death. 4/4

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We urgently call for: 1: Immediate protection for civilians, —including aid workers and local volunteers—along with schools, hospitals, and other essential infrastructure.

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Over a million people are subjected to sieges, starvation, & scorched earth assaults. Ministers at the Conference in London today face a clear choice: repeat well-worn expressions of concern—or take decisive actions that pressure the warring parties and their backers to stop the atrocities. 3/4

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Now, in Zamzam and Al Fasher, we are witnessing a calculated campaign of destruction: civilians and aid workers are being hunted down and essential infrastructure is being destroyed. 2/4

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Today marks two years since the start of the senseless war in Sudan that has spiralled into the world’s largest humanitarian crisis. www.nrc.no/news/2025/ap... 1/4

Sudan: Two years of war, starvation & global failure, the world must act now

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For the sake of our shared humanity, the global community must reverse misguided funding shifts, and must recommit to protecting those in great need.

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Neighbouring countries hosting more than three million refugees and returnees, including Chad and South Sudan, now bear the weight of overflowing refugee populations while facing crises of their own.

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Programmes that once provided vital support have been forced to shut down, leaving millions without the basic means to survive. Around 25 million people are facing devastating hunger.

The widespread violence has caused the deepest humanitarian collapse in Sudan’s history and the suffering is exacerbated by severe US funding cuts on top of aid cuts also by several European donors.

Armed men have for more than 700 days & nights attacked defenceless civilians with impunity. Civilians have not been protected, peace efforts have failed.

This week we mark 2 years of war in Sudan and the darkest hour for an ancient civilisation. It is one of the most harrowing crises of our generation, with the forced displacement of nearly 15 million people. www.nrc.no/news/2025/ap...