InterAction Reacts to U.S.–OCHA $1.8 Billion Announcement
InterAction welcomes today’s U.S. announcement of additional humanitarian funding through the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, including…
InterAction welcomes today’s U.S. announcement of additional humanitarian funding through the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, including…
"That's the stuff that really ensures we don't have to respond in a more costly way to an emergency, where you're doing prevention work, building resilience and getting people out of poverty. That piece in particular has been decimated in this package," InterAction's Lisa Bos says.
"Without proper development programming to build resilience and self-sufficiency, countries will remain perpetually dependent on short-term fixes and emergency humanitarian assistance—creating an endless cycle that ultimately costs American taxpayers more, not less."
We are pleased to invite you to InterAction’s second event in our new ConnectAid series. This hybrid event on Wednesday, April 9 from 2:00 – 3:00 p.m., is only open to InterAction Members.
“We urge Congress to ensure the immediate release of foreign aid funds, thereby preserving a longstanding bipartisan foreign assistance system."