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‘Fire-fighting approach’ to humanitarian aid ‘not sustainable’: Deputy UN chief

‘Fire-fighting approach’ to humanitarian aid ‘not sustainable’: Deputy UN chief

Dec 13, 2018, at 09:19 am

New York, Dec 13 (IBNS): With around one in every 60 people across the world caught up in a crisis that requires urgent humanitarian assistance, the UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed told a top panel on the issue on Wednesday that maintaining a “fire-fighting approach is not sustainable” in the long term.