Western donors, with the U.S. taking a leading role, have significantly reduced financial contributions to international aid efforts, leaving humanitarian organizations facing critical funding shortages. The sudden decline in support threatens to disrupt life-saving programs and relief operations worldwide. Experts warn that the cuts could exacerbate existing crises, leaving vulnerable populations without essential assistance. Aid groups are now scrambling to fill the funding gap as they prepare for potential disruptions in their global operations.
International aid organisations are struggling for money as the United States has led a sharp cut in Western donations.
