For Adam's family in Chad, six goats became the start of a new beginning.
With support from the CERF Climate Action Account, families are protecting their livelihoods and building resilience before the next climate shock.
Read Adam's story: https://t.co/6WVHTUMIVI
In #Gaza, only 38% of health service points are still functioning - all partially.
In some governorates, no hospitals remain up and running.
As the health system collapses, survivors' lives are on the line.
Health care must be protected. Humanitarians must be allowed to work.
🌍As local as possible, as international as necessary.
@UNOCHA-managed @CBPFs empower local & national partners – maximizing impact where people need it most.
Learn more about how localization saved lives in 2024 👇
What is climate-smart humanitarian action, and how did the UN’s global emergency fund, @UNCERF, help vulnerable communities on the front line of the climate crisis survive and thrive?
CERF’s Annual Climate Impact Report, out now 👉 https://t.co/9Kh10WKmi6
Nearly 1 million people in north-west #Syria suffer from a mental health disorder, yet critical services are at risk of shutting down without urgent funding.
@DRHCSyria shares how aid workers are working tirelessly to keep these services afloat.
#MentalHealthDay
It’s #WorldMentalHealthDay
Work can affect mental health — both positively and negatively.
It’s essential to reduce risks to #MentalHealth, and create safe, healthy work environments for all.
https://t.co/NANa8jzSUu
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We are looking for multiple remote Interns to join our team based in The Hague🇳🇱!
If you are interested in this opportunity, apply by 27 𝐀𝐮𝐠𝐮𝐬𝐭👉 https://t.co/3bgSNwhGfC
#UNinternship
Shocking violence in #Bangladesh must stop. Excessive force, disinformation & incitement to violence must cease.
Deeply worried more lives will be lost at planned mass march on Dhaka. Political leadership + security forces must protect right to life.
Accountability is crucial.
From climate crises to conflict and war – humanitarian needs have never been higher.
#OCHAthanks Bangladesh🇧🇩 for your continued and flexible support for @UNCERF.
Your generous contribution helps the most vulnerable people around the world.
Together, we #InvestInHumanity
The Flagship Initiative was launched last year to reimagine a humanitarian system that was driven by the priorities of crisis-affected communities.
A year on, what did we learn?
Watch the first global learning forum today at 9-10.45 CET➡️https://t.co/hHSEK5n9Bs
Dag Den Haag 🇳🇱 It's been a hell of a week 💙
The talent is outstanding here - from data to donors, social media to statistics and funding to footage - my mind is buzzing!
Huge thanks to everyone who made this trip unforgettable. Keep up the good work 🫶
Countless faces still bear the pain of the #earthquake.
📣 One year has passed and the situation in #Syria continues to rapidly deteriorate while the funding remains historically low.
This trend must be urgently reversed.
Racism, intolerance & discrimination tear at the fabric of our societies, which is a tragedy for everyone.
But we can all take action by spreading compassion, tolerance & acceptance.
Get ideas about how you can help #FightRacism: https://t.co/cCd3JjLrsV
Team photo ⭐ with @UNOCHA staff I’ve met and are meeting in The Hague in the coming days!
I’m in awe of your creativity with data, information, video, visuals and content.
Keep it up! 👏
🆕 Just In!
Humanitarians are appealing for US$46 billion to assist 181 million people with urgent needs in 2024.
For the first time since 2010, we anticipate a decrease in funding, with devastating consequences for the communities we serve.
More ⬇️ #InvestInHumanity
#OCHAthanks Bangladesh🇧🇩
Your continued and generous support to @UNCERF helps millions of people in dire need of humanitarian assistance globally.
Together, we #InvestInHumanity
"I buried them with my own hands."
Suhail, a lawyer from #Gaza, lost 20 of his close family members. I spoke to him over the phone when I was in Jerusalem last week. He told me their names.
It's been a month since these hostilities started.
Enough is enough.