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Risk of Relapse: Somalia Alert
2.9 million people in #Somalia are in #crisis – we can’t fail them again #SomaliaAlert
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by Risk of Relapse: Somalia Alert category: Charity
On May 7th,
let's shout to get the world to pay attention to the ongoing severe crisis in
Somalia.
With a third of the population still in need of aid, Somalia is clearly in severe crisis.
Recently, statistics coming out of the country show signs of improvements, and this is celebrated as a success. But “better” is not the same as “success” in a context where most aspects of everyday life fall far below acceptable living standards.
We should measure progress against minimum standards, not gains made against an already terrible situation. Neither should we compare degrees of desperation across countries.
Our organisations are working on the ground and know the reality. And it’s not good. Only 50% of Somalia’s humanitarian funding needs were met in the last year. Funding needs to be able to respond to uncertainty and be invested in good time. There is a very real risk that people still in need will not be reached and those already helped will fall back into crisis.
HOW TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT:Action Africa Help International (AAH)
International Rescue Committee
Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC)
Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR) Finland
Risk of Relapse: Somalia Alert
Humanitarian and development organizations working in Somalia that are joining forces to get the world to pay attention to the ongoing severe crisis in Somalia.
