联合国机构呼吁2026年筹集330亿美元人道资金

Core Points - The United Nations has launched an urgent appeal for humanitarian aid, aiming to raise $23 billion to assist 87 million people by 2026, with a final target of $33 billion by that year [1] - The UN's Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs reported that the 2025 fundraising appeal raised only $12 billion, the lowest in a decade, with 98 million people benefiting from humanitarian aid, a decrease of 25 million from 2024 [1] - The UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs is calling for $33 billion in 2026, which will support 1.35 billion people across 50 countries through 23 national actions and 6 projects focused on refugees and migrants [1] Funding Needs - The largest single project in 2026 will focus on the occupied Palestinian territories, requiring $4.1 billion to assist 3 million people [1] - In Sudan, 20 million people are in need of $2.9 billion in aid, while 8.6 million people in Syria require $2.8 billion [1]