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03/22/2023
- Aid and Policy
- Analysis
- 21 March 2023
Earthquake funding gap exposes larger fault lines for emergency aid sector
Lisa Hastert/ EU Civil Protection Humanitarian Aid

Aid workers survey damage in the southern Turkish city of Gaziantep after the 6 February earthquakes that killed 56,000 people in Syria and Türkiye. Estimates for recovery costs in Türkiye alone stretch to $100 billion.
03/22/2023
- Environment and Disasters
- Photo feature
- 20 March 2023
Snapshots: A Syrian photographer captures life after the quakes
Even before the 6 February earthquakes, 2.9 million people in northwest Syria had already been displaced by war.
03/22/2023
- Aid and Policy
- News feature
- 20 March 2023
Taking stock of the UN’s shift away from emergency aid in Iraq
Ari Jalal/Reuters

Displaced Yazidi women who were forced to flee Sinjar at Khanke camp, on the outskirts of Iraq's Dohuk province, in 2019.

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