humanitarian aid
A new report lays out why many are still not getting crucial humanitarian assistance.
A deadly attack was launched on a relief convoy near Aleppo earlier this week.
Would you rather struggle in a refugee camp, or risk your life crossing the sea?
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Yet less than two percent of humanitarian aid is earmarked for education.
The last time food aid entered the town was in 2012.
Malnourished children in the besieged town will die without outside help, the U.N. has warned.
Only 20 percent of the $18.2 billion needed for disasters has been covered.
More funding is needed to help people in crises, caused by conflicts and natural disasters.