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The solution is not to withdraw funds but to invest differently. The millions of people who rely on this aid cannot be forgotten (Photo: EU Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid)

The Sahel's humanitarian crisis must not be forgotten

European officials and humanitarian organisations gathered at the European Humanitarian Forum (EHF) in Brussels this week to discuss forgotten humanitarian crises around the world and how to fund them.

This third edition of the forum took place in an ever more competitive space for humanitarian funding, amidst growing protection concerns, increasingly multi-faceted and interlinked crises, and increased threats posed by the climate cr...

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Charles Bernimolin is the Head of the Regional Office for West and Central Africa, United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)

The solution is not to withdraw funds but to invest differently. The millions of people who rely on this aid cannot be forgotten (Photo: EU Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid)

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Charles Bernimolin is the Head of the Regional Office for West and Central Africa, United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)

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