EU announces more than €710m in humanitarian aid
The European Union pledged more than €710 million in humanitarian aid for people affected by crises, natural disasters or conflicts worldwide.
The European Union announced more than €710 million in humanitarian aid for people affected by crises, disasters and conflicts worldwide, with substantial funding directed to sub-Saharan Africa. The package includes support for migration, conflict, food insecurity, Ebola response and healthcare investments.
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- 710MEUR
The European Union pledged more than €710 million in humanitarian aid for people affected by crises, natural disasters or conflicts worldwide.
“The European Union has pledged to release more than 710 million euros ($810m)”
- 380MEUR
The European Commission allocated €380 million for migration-related measures in sub-Saharan Africa.
“the package allocates 380 million euros ($430m) to fund measures related to migration in sub-Saharan Africa”
- 97MEUR
The European Commission earmarked €97 million for humanitarian needs in sub-Saharan Africa caused by conflict, food insecurity, malnutrition and climate shocks.
“A total of 97 million euros ($110m) is earmarked for sub-Saharan Africa”