The United States committed $2 billion to United Nations–managed humanitarian aid in what U.N. officials described as a landmark investment in life-saving humanitarian assistance.
The pledge announced at the U.S. Mission to the U.N. in Geneva on Monday, however, covers only a small share of the funding gap created by sharp U.S. and Western aid cuts that have already forced humanitarian agencies to scale back assistance for millions of people worldwide.
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