Humanitarian News Archive – Page 305 – Save the Children UK Alumni Association

Dushanbe Sends New Humanitarian Aid to Gaza – Caspian Post

11th February 2026

Love Without Borders: Compassion That Crosses Continents – Adventist Review

11th February 2026

Conflict-Affected Communities Get Humanitarian Supplies from EU, UNICEF – Kiripost

11th February 2026

Meet the Ukrainian Refugees Being Forced Out of the U.S. – The Free Press

11th February 2026

Asia and the Pacific Regional Humanitarian Overview 2025 – ReliefWeb

11th February 2026

Sudan's children enduring 'world's largest humanitarian crisis' – news.cgtn.com

11th February 2026

Philippines: Caring for conflict-affected people – ICRC

11th February 2026

Philippines: Caring for conflict-affected people

11th February 2026 — Armed conflicts have become the defining feature of our time. There are about 130 armed conflicts happening globally, marking a huge increase compared to the number recorded 15 years ago. The nature of fighting has evolved—they have become longer and…

UNICEF SAYS MORE THAN 200 MLN CHILDREN NEED HUMANITARIAN AID IN 2026 – Sarawak Tribune

11th February 2026

Kyiv and its allies accuse Russia of trying to plunge the country into a humanitarian crisis – IslanderNews.com

11th February 2026

UNICEF Says More Than 200 Mln Children Need Humanitarian Aid In 2026 – bernama

11th February 2026

Food Assistance Outlook Brief, February 2026 – ReliefWeb

11th February 2026

Protesters in West Bank condemn Israel for blocking humanitarian work of ICRC – Xinhua

11th February 2026

Sustained response curbing cholera outbreak in South Sudan

11th February 2026 — JubaâSouth Sudanâs sustained cholera outbreak response has reduced new cases and prevented around 94â000 deaths since the confirmation of the outbreak more than two years ago in September 2024. Â

Uganda Strengthens District-Level Readiness as WHO Boosts Support for Public Health Emergencies

11th February 2026 — As Uganda continues to grapple with recurrent public health emergencies driven by epidemic-prone diseases and climate-related disasters, a new wave of strengthened district-level preparedness is emerging, thanks to sustained technical support from the World Health Organization (WHO).

Sudan: IRC response to fire in Tawila, North Darfur | The IRC

11th February 2026

Measles cases dropped in Europe and Central Asia in 2025 compared to the previous year, but the risk of outbreaks remains – UNICEF and WHO

11th February 2026 — COPENHAGAN/GENEVA, 11 February 2026 – Measles cases across Europe and Central Asia declined significantly in 2025 compared to 2024, according to preliminary data reported by 53 countries in the WHO European Region, but the risk of outbreaks remains warn UNICEF…

MSF launches an emergency response in El Obeid, southern Sudan

11th February 2026 — As violence continues to spread across Sudan, the Kordofans, in the south-central part of the country, has remained one of the most volatile and active conflict zones. This is coupled with being one of the least accessible regions for humanitarian…

India: World Bank Approves Support to Help Himachal Pradesh Manage Extreme Weather Events, Benefiting 2.3 million People

11th February 2026 — The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors today approved financing to help 2.3 million people in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh rebuild more resilient infrastructure and enable community-owned firms to invest in more reliable jobs.

From Risk to Resilience: Strengthening Financial Preparedness in Southeast Asia

11th February 2026 — SEADRIF boosts Southeast Asia’s climate resilience: fast, predictable disaster funding. Laos’ impact-triggered sovereign insurance delivers rapid payouts, closing the protection gap and strengthening preparedness.