The Humanitarian System under Pressure

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In 2023 the number of people in need of humanitarian aid rose to a record 360 million, with over 100 million people forced to leave their homes.

With an increasing number of conflicts around the world, what actions can leaders take to respond to current crises and what is the outlook for 2024?

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