UN News: UN appeals for record $51.5 billion to help 230 million on the brink in 2023
A record $51.5 billion is needed to help 230 million of the world’s most vulnerable people in nearly 70 countries next year, the UN said on Thursday.
The size of the appeal – 25 per cent higher than this year’s - reflects the fact that the total number in need is 65 million more than in 2022, the UN and partner organizations noted.
In a video message, UN Secretary-General António Guterres said that during a "year of extremes", it was essential to fund lifesaving operations next year, which were a "source of hope for millions of people in desperate need."
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UN Appeals For Record $51.5 Billion To Aid 230 Million Who Need Aid
From Ukraine to Yemen, UN seeks record $51.5 billion for 'shockingly high' aid needs -- Reuters
UN appeals for record emergency funds, calls aid 'lifeline' -- DW
UN seeks record $51.5bn aid ‘lifeline’ for 2023 -- Al Jazeera
Bleak picture of world as UN asks for more aid money than ever -- Euronews
One in 23 people will require humanitarian relief in 2023, UN warns -- The Guardian
Key takeaways from the UN’s record-breaking tally for 2023 humanitarian needs -- The New Humanitarian
The sad truth about endlessly printed money is that you can't give it out to programs where it touches the general population or the inflation spiral becomes much more rapidly apparent. People are going to have to just eat dirt.
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