The phrase "humanitarian damage" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the harm or negative consequences inflicted on people and their well-being, typically as a result of a crisis or disaster. Example: The ongoing war has caused immeasurable humanitarian damage, leaving millions of innocent civilians without access to basic necessities such as food, water, and shelter.
In the aftermath, activists had hoped this would be the beginning of wider interest in preventing the environmental and humanitarian damage caused by current global economic policies.
"Everybody, including the Saudi leadership, agrees the war has gone on too long, proved too costly, killed too many lives, caused too much humanitarian damage, too much infrastructure damage," Timothy Lenderking, a Deputy Assistant Secretary of State who oversees Yemen policy, told me.
Trump hasn't shown a hint of interest in reversing any of this humanitarian damage.
"They have done enormous humanitarian harm, and damage to men, women and children in that country".
Humanitarian workers fear damage to Hodeidah's Red Sea port – through which an estimated 80% of Yemen's food, fuel and aid flows – will lead to the UN having to declare a mass famine.
In recent weeks, there has been an increase in security incidents affecting aid workers and convoys, resulting in loss of humanitarian supplies and damage to vehicles".
In fact, even associating the U.S. with an impending military offensive on one of Yemen's largest ports with all of the damage, humanitarian calamity, and civilian casualties that would entail would be counterproductive to the diplomatic solution policymakers in Washington claim to want.
Another NGO, International Medical Corps, said a coalition airstrike on Monday injured six staff members working in their office in Sana'a and damaged humanitarian supply warehouses containing medical and other relief supplies.
Surveying the damage and humanitarian need, Bloomberg was able to uniquely leverage its vast corporate resources and talent along with its expertise at large-scale development honed during former Mayor Bloomberg's three terms at City Hall.
"The humanitarian piece, the collateral damage piece, I think it would probably blow the minds of a lot of folks to think how much time and effort goes into minimizing the weaponeering," Erlenbusch said.
