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Asia can step up as humanitarian aid sees ‘biggest contraction’ in recent history: IFRC

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Humanitarian needs driven by climate disasters and global conflicts are continuing to outstrip available resources, putting growing pressure on an aid system already grappling with a funding squeeze, says IFRC Asia Pacific director Alexander Matheou.

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Asia can step up as humanitarian aid sees ‘biggest contraction’ in recent history: IFRC

Humanitarian needs driven by climate disasters and global conflicts are continuing to outstrip available resources, putting growing pressure on an aid system already grappling with a funding squeeze, says IFRC Asia Pacific director Alexander Matheou.

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Channel News Asia broke the news in Singapore, Singapore on Friday, August 14, 2026.
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