The primary UN global coordination forum, bringing together UN and non-UN humanitarian partners, to better prepare for and respond to humanitarian crises.
Protecting civilians in armed conflict is a responsibility Member States and the UN Security Council must uphold. It is a legal obligation and a moral imperative.
Principals of the #IASC raise the alarm over blatant violations of IHL and human rights law bit.ly/4wFKWel
The global outlook, Humanitarian Reset, and vital role of Spanish leadership in principled humanitarian action.
Excellent dialogue in Madrid at Las Cortes Generales with full spectrum of political parties of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Committees.
Intensive week in Istanbul with our Humanitarian Coordinators - the courageous frontline leaders of the humanitarian community’s lifesaving work.
Listening, learning (including about impact of AI and climate on our work), problem solving, strategizing. #87MillionLives
After 4 years in this role, I leave with one enduring truth: humanitarian action begins with humanity.
Behind every meeting, mission, statement and statistic is a whole village of people making the work possible. To everyone who stood behind these stats: thank you.✨
We condemn the violations of international law meant to protect civilians in armed conflict.
For the sake of our shared humanity, the rules that protect civilians must be upheld.
@iascch principals statement ⬇️
Protecting civilians in armed conflict is a responsibility Member States and the UN Security Council must uphold. It is a legal obligation and a moral imperative.
Principals of the #IASC raise the alarm over blatant violations of IHL and human rights law bit.ly/4wFKWel
Protecting civilians in armed conflict is a responsibility Member States and the UN Security Council must uphold. It is a legal obligation and a moral imperative.
Principals of the #IASC raise the alarm over blatant violations of IHL and human rights law bit.ly/4wFKWel
1.8bn USD of new humanitarian funding announced by @StateDept will save millions of lives.
The humanitarian community has a plan to reach 87m people with lifesaving aid and we’re determined to deliver.
In Baidoa, Somalia, cuts are biting and the Strait of Hormuz closure is driving costs up fast. Partners like @MSF are forced to make even harder choices about who to help.
We need to get more support to extraordinary humanitarians like Dr. Asma.
Cyclone Maila, a category 5 storm, has torn through Solomon Islands, displacing tens of thousands. I’ve allocated up to $2.5M from the UN’s Global Emergency Fund – CERF – for urgent food, shelter and healthcare.
"A thousand dead humanitarians in three years - when did that become normal?"
United Nations Under-Secretary-General Tom Fletcher (@UNReliefChief) on the violence facing humanitarian workers in conflict zones.
Watch the event ➡️bit.ly/3QmKAsv
Even wars have rules, and these rules must be respected. We demand respect for international law, immediate protection of civilians & accountability.
➡️ Full statement with my fellow @iascch colleagues 👇
We are alarmed by sustained violations of the rules of war and IHL across the Middle East. Thousands of civilians have been killed and injured just in the last month. Hundreds of thousands displaced.
All parties must protect civilians and infrastructure.
bit.ly/4c6ouD2
End #impunity for violations of rules of war
Across the Middle East, thousands of civilians have been killed and injured.
Health and civilian infrastructure have been destroyed.
All violations must be met with accountability.
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In its role as @iascch Health Cluster lead, @WHO brings together 1500 partners globally to coordinate humanitarian health responses
Effective coordination is essential to deliver lifesaving care at scale & a unified response - ensuring that support reaches those who need it most
With @eu_echo support, @WHO conducted a 3-day training in Khartoum for the #Sudan Health Cluster attended by 15 Health Cluster co-coordinators & WHO officers to strengthen cluster capacity, coordination & localization across Sudan, enhancing accountability to affected populations
In a world facing overlapping crises - from Sudan, to Lebanon to the wider issues in the Middle East - the demand for humanitarian aid has never been greater. But as needs grow, the global response is struggling to keep up.
In the latest episode of The Fourcast, Krishnan Guru-Murthy speaks to Tom Fletcher, the United Nations’ Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, about the immense challenges of delivering life-saving support in today’s fractured world. How does the UN prioritise when everything is urgent?
We are alarmed by sustained violations of the rules of war and IHL across the Middle East. Thousands of civilians have been killed and injured just in the last month. Hundreds of thousands displaced.
All parties must protect civilians and infrastructure.
bit.ly/4c6ouD2
Estonia 🇪🇪 is joining the @UNOCHA@UNReliefChief#87MillionLives campaign.
As a long‑term global humanitarian donor, Estonia plans to allocate 2.5 million euros to humanitarian aid in 2026. This contribution will support the hyper‑prioritised needs outlined in the Global Humanitarian Overview.
Estonia reaffirms its support for OCHA’s vital role in coordinating and strengthening the humanitarian system.