Despite overwhelming evidence that a stitch in time saves nine, aid spending on prevention and preparedness remains tiny 2013 was a record year for worldwide spending on humanitarian relief. Millions of people were affected by three very different crises in Syria, the Central African Republic and the Philippines each designated as the highest level of emergency by the UN. South Sudan was also plunged into crisis at the end of the year.
From Syria to South Sudan, the need to be prepared has never been greater
The Guardian - 17 Jul 2014 08:00
Despite overwhelming evidence that a stitch in time saves nine, aid spending on prevention and preparedness remains tiny 2013 was a record year for worldwide spending on humanitarian relief. Millions of people were affected by three very different crises in Syria, the Central African Republic and the Philippines each designated as the highest level of emergency by the UN. South Sudan was also plunged into crisis at the end of the year.
Share this Article
Recommended