Global need for humanitarian aid to 'skyrocket' in 2022

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UN estimates 274 million people worldwide would need some form of emergency assistance in 2022 due to the virus pandemic, climate change and conflicts

The report by OCHA presented a depressing picture of soaring needs brought on by conflicts and worsening instability in places like Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Yemen, Syria, and Myanmar.

The annual appeal said that providing aid to the 183 million most vulnerable people across 63 countries next year would require $41 billion, up from the $35 billion requested for 2021.The report pointed out that the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic along with measures aimed at reining in the virus, had pushed some 20 million more people into extreme poverty.

The report also warned that by 2050 as many as 216 million people could be forced to move within their own countries due to the effects of global warming. The appeal warned that more than 24 million people — 65 percent of the Afghan population — needed aid, including around nine million people expected to be on the brink of famine.

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