The World Health Organization has launched a nearly one billion dollar appeal to address urgent health needs in global humanitarian emergencies. The funding aims to support healthcare delivery disease prevention and emergency response in conflict zones and disaster affected regions.
WHO officials said the appeal prioritizes outbreaks maternal health mental health services and the protection of healthcare workers. Funding will also support logistics supply chains and surveillance systems critical to crisis response.
Global health experts warn that underfunding humanitarian health responses increases the risk of disease spread and long term instability. Donors are urged to contribute promptly as needs continue to rise. The appeal reflects mounting pressure on global health systems facing overlapping crises.
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