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Only 46 percent of 2008 consolidated appeals funded as of June

Oure Cassoni refugee camp on the Darfur border. Anna Koblanck/IRIN
A girl at the Oure Cassoni refugee camp on the Darfur border.
OCHA has released the mid-year review consolidated appeals for 2008. The review provides a global overview and status of appeals for countries such as Chad, Kenya, Madagascar, Tajikistan, Sudan, Uganda, etc.

According to the review, the humanitarian system and its consolidated appeals process will continue to be challenged in 2008 - by crises that are following their predicted courses as well as those that have deteriorated, by the need to adapt to higher food and fuel costs plus an increasing caseload of food-insecure people and countries, and by the possibility that 2008 will see the same increased frequency of climate-related disasters as 2007. The mid-year review describes in detail how country teams plan to meet each challenge.

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