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140 aid workers killed in 2021 as UN humanitarian funding gap looms larger than ever – OCHA

140 aid workers killed in 2021 as UN humanitarian funding gap looms larger than ever – OCHA

Aug 13, 2022, at 05:58 pm

New York: The United Nations humanitarian agency (OCHA) warned on Friday that at nearly $34 billion, the funding shortfall for aid operations is the biggest it’s ever been.