At least 14 million are children who have malnutrition may not have access to the aid needed in 2025 due to active cuts in international aid, UNICEF warned Wednesday. “In recent decades, we have made impressive advances in reducing children’s malnutrition worldwide,” which allowed millions of lives to be saved, the United Nations Fund’s executive director said in a childhood fund, according to Kathryn Rassel. “But sharp cuts in funding will dramatically reverse these progresses and put millions of children at risk at risk,” he warned. UNICEF cites the announced or expected reduction in the contribution of “donors”, without nominating the US, where the Donald Trump government has announced that it is putting an end to most of the USAid’s USAd’s USAid -budget programs. This initial assessment of UNICEF […]
Source: News Beast
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