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Date: 2 Jan 2014 14:00:01 -0500
Subject: MULTIPLE EMERGENCIES POSE GREAT TEST OF THE GLOBAL
HUMANITARIAN SYSTEM, UN OFFICIAL SAYS
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MULTIPLE EMERGENCIES POSE GREAT TEST OF THE GLOBAL HUMANITARIAN
SYSTEM, UN OFFICIAL SAYSNew York, Jan 2 2014 2:00PMAn unprecedented
number of people are beginning the New Year either internally
displaced or as refugees, the United Nations humanitarian chief warned
today, urging sustained support in 2014 for millions who have been
driven from their homes by violence and bloodshed or uprooted by
devastating natural disasters.
"2013 was a real test of the global humanitarian system, and there is
no indication that 2014 will be any different," said UN Emergency
Relief Coordinator Valerie Amos, briefing reporters in New York on the
past year, which was marked by the international community's massive
efforts to ease suffering in war-torn Syria and typhoon-hit
Philippines, and the year ahead, which has opened amid sectarian
fighting in both Central African Republic and South Sudan.
"It is clear that the United Nations and its partners will be needed
more than ever," she said, noting that just a little more than two
weeks ago, the Organization had launched its largest ever funding
appeal – nearly $13 billion – to reach millions of people with
life-saving aid in 2014, with half of that sought for those affected
by the deepening crisis in Syria.
Tragically, since then, inter-communal fighting has shattered the
world's youngest nation – South Sudan – and bloody violence has spread
throughout the Central African Republic, where a worrying crisis has
been unfolding against a backdrop of abject poverty and a collapsing
State. The world's collective response capacity and resources are
being stretched to the limit," she said, stressing that more funds
will be needed to address emerging needs.
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