The $2bn pool will target specific countries or crises, down from US contributions of up to $17bn in recent years.
The $2bn pool will target specific countries or crises, down from US contributions of up to $17bn in recent years.
By Al Jazeera Staff and News Agencies
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The United States has said it will contribute only $2bn in United Nations humanitarian assistance – a small fraction of its traditional funding scope – as President Donald Trump’s administration continues to heavily downsize its role in foreign aid.
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The pledge was welcomed by the UN, but comes after previous major cuts to US funding for humanitarian operations.
