UN mission explains impact of US aid cuts on projects across Ukraine

Ukrinform of the UN Humanitarian Mission in Ukraine reported this.

The Agency confirmed that the freezing and reduction of US funding negatively impacts vital multi-sector areas in Ukraine.

As a result, the UN notes reduced access to clean water and sanitation for 1.4 million people, mostly in five regions along the frontline, as well as disruptions to critical shelter repairs, including more than 100 common areas.

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The international organisation also highlights the cessation of comprehensive health care for 300,000 people, mostly on the front lines, as well as the halt in mental health support for 87,000 children.

In addition, 716,000 people can no longer meet their basic needs with multi-purpose cash assistance.

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On January 20, US President Donald Trump reportedly signed an executive order suspending all foreign aid programs for 90 days to conduct reviews to ensure they are consistent with his political goals.

On March 10, Rubio announced that the United States was officially closing 83% of programs run by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

Photo: United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in Ukraine (OCHA Ukraine)