Helping the World through Humanitarian Aid

When I first learned about humanitarian aid I thought that it was the most meaningful because I could find personal contact with Jasmine. But in the process, I can find various reasons Jasmine's family is still suffering. When Sara Manos talked about her adventure in Africa, her enthusiasm was to help 'poor' Africans, and I sympathize deeply. Being a humanitarian worker was a dream of my life, I was shocked when Sarah cynically called for humanitarian aid as a "broken aid machine".

Stephen O'Brien: We need to make sure that we truly care about humanitarian workers around the world. This was detailed at the 2016 World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul. Protecting aid workers is very important. In some of the most dangerous environments of the long-term crisis around the world, people are faced with great risks and can not reach the troubled people. World humanitarian day is an opportunity for us to concentrate on protecting these humanitarian aid workers. We can make a difference. It requires a relationship with the political will and the player to gain access to the people who need it. The United Nations is in a position to ensure that we achieve this goal with the magnitude of the world's needs and combine it with courage and faith.

Through the government, donor agencies, and the United Nations, the world provides humanitarian aid to tens of millions of people. In 2014 - 15 Oxfam alone had over 8 million men, women and children. Behind the heading are neighbors, families, and tens of thousands of local organizations at the forefront, supporting almost all humanitarian crises. We live in a world where the parties to the war kill civilians without affecting and the human and economic costs of disasters are increasing. Unless we act as soon as possible, serious natural disasters will occur more frequently. Millions of people will be further immersed in poverty and suffering.

Humanitarian assistance is usually the best intent, but encounters a similar problem. Humanitarian organizations are extremely important to reach out to the poor and fragile people, but they are receiving media reports that donor organizations are abusing funds, or that affected countries were not useful during the crisis I insist. they are. In current systems it is almost impossible for donors to obtain clear information on the cost of each dollar (or other currency unit). The uncertainty of humanitarian assistance raises doubt about its effectiveness even for the best donor agencies that impair the ability of donor agencies and beneficiaries to earn the trust.