society Beirut, Lebanon
UNRWA funding shortfalls reduce services for Palestinian refugees in Lebanon
70MUSD
Additional funding UNRWA said it needed for 2026
Funding shortfalls have led UNRWA to reduce or close some education and healthcare services in Lebanon’s Palestinian refugee camps. Residents and aid organisations report worsening economic hardship, overcrowded schools and reduced access to medical care.
- United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East
- Lebanon
- Palestinian refugees in Lebanon
1 sourceAl JazeeraUpdated
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UNRWA said it needed additional funding for its 2026 operations in Lebanon.
“his agency needed around $70m to $80m more for 2026”
- 70MUSD
Additional funding UNRWA said it needed for 2026
“needed around $70m to $80m more for 2026”
- 80MUSD
Additional funding UNRWA said it needed for 2026
“needed around $70m to $80m more for 2026”