联合国：数百万人面临饥荒 资金短缺影响救援

Core Insights - The report from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Food Programme warns that millions in at least 16 regions globally may face famine, exacerbated by a shortage of international aid funds [2] - The regions at highest risk include Haiti, Mali, Palestine, South Sudan, Sudan, and Yemen, which are facing imminent catastrophic hunger threats [2] - Conflict and violence are identified as the primary causes of food crises in most high-risk countries and regions [2] Funding and Humanitarian Response - As of the end of October, the UN agencies have only raised $10.5 billion, falling significantly short of the $29 billion needed to meet the requirements of the most vulnerable populations [2] - The World Food Programme has had to reduce assistance to refugees and internally displaced persons due to funding shortages, and has suspended school feeding programs in some countries [2] - The UN Food and Agriculture Organization highlights that agricultural livelihood protection projects are under threat and urgently need funding for crop seeds and livestock health [2] Urgency of Action - The Executive Director of the World Food Programme, Cindy McCain, warns that the world is on the brink of a preventable hunger disaster, which could further destabilize regions and lead to increased migration and conflict issues if no action is taken [3]