Sentence examples for basic humanitarian assistance from inspiring English sources

But the French Red Cross insists closing it would not help France's immigration problems, and would deprive refugees of even the most basic humanitarian assistance.

I was told that at least in the camps there was food (even if some of it was spoiled) and some basic humanitarian assistance.

As of 1 June, UNICEF has received only 20.6% of the funding required to maintain basic humanitarian assistance programmes in Darfur.

In the meantime, the Thai government has allowed the group access to basic humanitarian assistance, even though they are considered illegal migrants.

Such migrants should not be considered "resourceless victims" and financial assistance needed to go beyond basic humanitarian aid and pay for infrastructure such as schools and hospitals.

Foreign assistance comes in two basic forms: humanitarian assistance, which is short-term (1 year) and aimed at saving lives and reducing suffering during an emergency; and development assistance, which is longer-term (2 to 5 years) and directed at improving the economic security of the target population.

Whether through loans, trust funds or other mechanisms, we desperately need this money to provide basic services and humanitarian assistance and to begin rebuilding Libya.

BEIRUT, 9 April 2013 - The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and partner UN agencies and NGOs today warned that lack of funding is forcing to cut basic programmes and humanitarian assistance for Syrian refugees in Lebanon.

Painful choices - funding gap threatens refugee response in Lebanon BEIRUT, 9 April 2013 - The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and partner UN agencies and NGOs today warned that lack of funding is forcing to cut basic programmes and humanitarian assistance for Syrian refugees in Lebanon.

In the last year, close to half a million children across the country have been displaced, with the most vulnerable hiding in the bush with virtually no access to basic services or humanitarian assistance, and altogether 2.3 million have been affected by the crisis.

The chaos has hampered basic services and prevented humanitarian assistance from reaching the vulnerable.