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🌍 Unfolding Crisis Waves The frequency of 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗰𝗿𝗶𝘀𝗶𝘀 is growing, affecting millions with a disproportionate impact on the youngest. Four out of five individuals in need of humanitarian assistance now find themselves in nations gripped by enduring conflicts and challenges. ⚠️ More than half of those in dire need are children under 18, facing threats to their safety, in addition to their education and health. Protracted crises leave deep scars on their lives, making the effective coordination* of humanitarian, peace, and development efforts not just beneficial but vital 🚨 to mitigate the terrible impact. 🛡️ To safeguard the future of our children and ensure their well-being and development, a unified approach is crucial. How can we enhance our collective response to protect the most vulnerable? * The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action #ChildProtection ** "Protracted crises" refer to countries which have had UN-coordinated country response plans or country components of regional response plans for at least five consecutive years in 2022 ⬇ ⬇ ⬇

🌍 World Humanitarian Day 2024 🌍 #ActForHumanity. Every day, humanitarian workers put their lives on the line to bring relief to those most in need, often in the most dangerous and challenging environments. Ensuring their safety isn’t just about protecting lives—it’s about safeguarding our collective ability to respond to crises and uphold human dignity. Today, we honor their courage, resilience, and the vital work they do to make the world a more just and compassionate place. Let’s commit to supporting and advocating for their protection, so they can continue to deliver hope and humanity where it’s needed most. #WorldHumanitarianDay #ActForHumanity #HumanitarianWork

New #blog post! We are sharing work under Delta 8.7—part of the @sdgexp Target 8.7 to eliminate the worst forms of child labor, to help decision-makers understand & use data responsibly & inform policies that contribute to achieving this target. First post: Conflict & Humanitarian Settings, check it out! https://ow.ly/Sb4s50QoL2a

On World Humanitarian Day 2024, we honor the unwavering courage and commitment of aid workers who transform data into life-saving decisions, protect the vulnerable, and bring hope to those in crisis. Their selfless actions remind us of the power of compassion and innovation in creating a better world. Today, we stand united in our mission to protect and empower communities, turning challenges into opportunities for lasting change. #ActForHumanity #WorldHumanitarianDay

This World Humanitarian Day, PDRF stands in solidarity with our fellow humanitarians and victims of conflicts and other disaster situations. Humanitarian workers are critical in ensuring that disaster-affected communities and individuals are assisted and given proper care and attention. Protecting humanitarian workers in their interactions with communities involves clear communication and transparency to build trust and understanding. PDRF supports the safety and resilience of humanitarian workers through comprehensive training, capacity building, and continuous collaboration with local and international partners to share best practices and prepare for challenges. Today, we urgently call on world leaders to #ActForHumanity. #WHD2024 #ResilientPH #ResilientHumanitarians

It's #WorldHumanitarianDay!!!! Let's take a minute to honor our friends and colleagues who work day-in and day-out to deliver life-saving #humanitarian #assistance to people caught in crises around the world! These men and women go fearlessly into places affected by natural disasters and man-made conflicts. They deliver not only much-needed #aid, but they deliver #hope. It is estimated that more than 300 million people require humanitarian assistance and protection this year due to natural disasters, acute food insecurity, and conflict. Humanitarian workers are vital in responding to all of these crises. They bring food, health care, and shelter to those who are suffering. Their work is dangerous. In fact, 2023 was the deadliest year on record for humanitarians, as 280 aid workers from 33 countries were killed. Sadly, 2024 will end up being even worse. To all aid workers around the world, including those who are members of DACOR and DACOR Bacon House Foundation, a sincere thank you for your courage and dedication.

"Working in any humanitarian crisis, you must accept and deal with a certain amount of risk, and that threshold may vary depending on the organization and how critical the work is to saving lives. You are constantly weighing the risk of putting yourself in harm's way to help save lives versus knowing what would happen if you didn't." Lauren D'Amore, USAID Humanitarian Access, Safety, and Security Team Lead. Today is #WorldHumanitarianDay – a day when the global humanitarian community comes together to honor aid workers and remember those who were victims of violence while on duty. This year, the deadliest year on record for aid workers, we invite you to learn more about how USAID supports the people who put their lives on the line for others in some of the world’s most dangerous places. #ActForHumanity https://lnkd.in/eQzNQ-WH

Think humanitarian work is just about providing emergency aid? Vongaishe Changamire, Ed.D Candidate, our Education Technical Specialist, clarifies a prevalent misconception about humanitarian efforts: that we simply distribute aid and leave communities. In reality, our approach is far more comprehensive. We employ long-term strategies and deeply collaborate with communities, ensuring our interventions lead to sustainable impact. Learn more about our commitment and work across the globe: https://bit.ly/46k0Lup #WorldVision #TeamWVC #HumanitarianHelp #MythBusting #HumanitarianAid #LongTermImpact

This World Humanitarian Day, we confront a stark reality: 2023 was the deadliest year ever recorded for humanitarian workers, with 2024 poised to follow a similar path. In our role in urban search and rescue, these statistics are not just numbers— they represent real risks to teams on the ground. At SARAID, we advocate for the enforcement of international laws designed to protect aid workers and the communities they help. It’s imperative that we collectively #ActForHumanity to ensure that those providing lifelines in conflict and disaster zones can do so safely. #WorldHumanitarianDay #HumanitarianProtection

Saving lives in the face of conflict: Why humanitarian aid matters on the frontlines. War takes a devastating toll, particularly on civilians caught in the crossfire. But amidst the chaos, the unwavering presence of humanitarian aid offers a lifeline. This is especially true for medical care, a critical need often severely compromised in conflict zones. International law protects medical personnel and facilities, yet this lifeline remains fragile. Without access to healthcare, casualties skyrocket, and suffering becomes unimaginable. This is where humanitarian organizations step in. We bridge the gap, ensuring vital medical supplies, personnel, and facilities reach those who need them most. From treating the wounded to battling disease outbreaks, our work directly reduces the human cost of war. Every bandage applied, and every life saved is a testament to the extraordinary courage of frontline caregivers and the crucial role of humanitarian aid. Together, we offer light in the darkest of times, reminding the world that humanity endures even in the face of conflict. #humanitarianaid #war #healthcare #savetrains #globalcitizenship #wartime #medicalcare #casualties #suffering #humanitarianorganizations #medicalsupplies #personnel #facilities, #humancost #frontline #caregivers UN-Habitat (United Nations Human Settlements Programme) USAID International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies - IFRC International Committee of the Red Cross - ICRC Oxfam NATO UK government U.S. Department of State @ Centre for Ethics, Safety and Security in Business Dr. Zaheer Ahmad MBE Dr Desziree Richardson