US Cuts UN Humanitarian Aid to $2B From $17B Peak

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The new $2 billion humanitarian model saves taxpayers nearly $1.9 billion through consolidated funding that eliminates bureaucratic waste and duplication, while delivering double the impact per dollar spent. Flexible pooled funding replaces the outdated grant system, ensures powerful accountability mechanisms and forces bloated U.N. agencies to reform or disappear. This approach maintains America's position as the world's most generous humanitarian donor, while requiring other developed nations to finally share the burden.