Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
239 million people around the world need humanitarian assistance but current funding can only reach less than half of them.
The European Union is acting. In 2025, the European Commission and its Member States provide 35% of all global humanitarian funding including nearly €2 billion from the Commission alone.
The new EU strategy on humanitarian aid is built on three pillars to improve results:
Protect: defend aid workers and ensure safe delivery
Perform: reform supply chains and scale cash assistance
Partner: build resilience and reduce long-term dependency by increasing partnerships with donors and third parties.
239 million people around the world need humanitarian assistance but current funding can only reach less than half of them.
The European Union is acting. In 2025, the European Commission and its Member States provide 35% of all global humanitarian funding including nearly €2 billion from the Commission alone.
The new EU strategy on humanitarian aid is built on three pillars to improve results:
Protect: defend aid workers and ensure safe delivery
Perform: reform supply chains and scale cash assistance
Partner: build resilience and reduce long-term dependency by increasing partnerships with donors and third parties.
