RT @BillGates: The facts are simple and devastating: Aid cuts have already cost lives, and the number of deaths will continue to rise. Here….

RT @toendhunger: There are lots of misconceptions regarding U.S. foreign aid and development. @NickKristof of @nytimes does a great job pus….

There have been many denials that aid cuts have caused deaths around the world. They have. @ONECampaign has pulled together all the stories in one spot.

The Gavi alliance has consistently proven its success. Every $1 invested returns $54 in economic benefits. We urge Congress and the Administration to work together and find a path forward that maintains U.S. support for this vital global health initiative.

The news that the U.S. will no longer contribute to @gavi is concerning. Gavi has vaccinated over 1.1 billion children since 2000, averting more than 19 million deaths in poor countries that are most vulnerable to preventable diseases.

Over 40 people, including children and health care workers, were killed in an attack on a hospital in Sudan, @WHO said yesterday. Health infrastructure should not be the target of attacks.

We're excited to announce three new members to our Board of Directors:. Michael Court, Global Support & Development (GSD).Shanna Marzilli, @PlanUSA .Daniel Valle, @tearfundusa . We also say goodbye to three departing Board members. More in our statement:.

Smaller organizations were hurt more by foreign aid cuts, writes @amyswalk. “Suddenly pulling the rug from beneath them hurts the idea of helping countries reach self-reliance, a goal the first Trump administration rightly sought," says @Tom_InterAction.

RT @iascch: We’re not retreating but regrouping, reforming & renewing. Prioritize lifesaving aid to 114M people in greatest need, simplifi….

Our President and CEO, @Tom_InterAction joined @UNReliefChief and the @iascch Principals this week in Geneva. Despite significant headwinds, the humanitarian mission continues. The Principals are working to ensure aid remains effective and adapts to these changing times.

Damian points to InterAction's Results-Based Protection work as one way to measure results. At time of greater scrutiny and amid the current reset, "these tools urgently need to be brought to scale.".

In a new @newhumanitarian opinion, @damian_lilly argues that, "protection must be radically simplified if it is to meet the needs of people facing ever-growing risks in emergencies.". There is a need to focus on results, not processes.

We hope that the Senate reconsiders, instead urging the administration to use this opportunity to design new programs and spend the money as Congress intended under the FY2025 continuing resolution.

If passed in its current form by the Senate, the package will bring preventable suffering to countless women, children, and families. It will also erode decades of progress fighting poverty, malnutrition, and disease, all through the generosity of American taxpayers.

Today, the House passed the Trump administration’s rescissions package—a deviation from America’s longstanding bipartisan commitment to global leadership. The package turns its back on life-saving programs the President, Secretary of State, and Congress say they champion.

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Eight of the 10 most neglected displacement crises are on the African continent, according to @NRC_Norway's annual report. Cameroon tops the list, followed by Ethiopia, Mozambique, Burkina Faso, Mali, Uganda, Iran, the DRC, Honduras, and Somalia.

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RT @InterActionOrg: InterAction recently launched an exhibition at our office through the generosity of Arts for Global Development. Next….