Saudi Arabia and UN Launch Project to Support Rural Syrian Women
KSrelief and the UNDP signed the "Bathraa" agreement in Riyadh to empower rural Syrian women economically. By providing upgraded production centers, business training, and equipment, the project directly helps 520 individuals and impacts over 284,000 residents.
Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon are Facing a Growing Crisis
Decades of restricted rights, foreign aid cuts, and the 2026 war have pushed over 220,000 Palestinian refugees in Lebanon into an extreme survival crisis, leaving healthcare, education, and basic shelter severely strained.
Egypt Launches Green Link Task Force to Support Green Businesses
UNDP Egypt and MSMEDA launched the Green Link Task Force to drive Egypt's green transition and support sustainable businesses. By uniting key partners, the initiative fosters innovation and aligns with Egypt Vision 2030 climate goals.
Islamic Development Bank Approves New Funding for Jordan and Morocco
The Islamic Development Bank has approved new funding for Jordan and Morocco to enhance water security, boost agricultural productivity, and support rural employment.
Britain, Australia and Canada Launch New Peace Fund for Israeli-Palestinian War
Britain, Australia, and Canada have launched a £3 million peace fund to support grassroots initiatives, youth groups, and civil society organizations working toward an Israeli-Palestinian two-state solution.
Sudan Returnees Face Difficult Road Home
Nearly 4 million people have returned to their homes in Sudan since the conflict began, but many face damaged homes, limited services, and ongoing economic challenges, with the IOM calling for more international funding to support long-term recovery.
$87 Million Project to Help Farmers and Fight Hunger in Sudan
The African Development Bank and the World Food Programme have launched an $87 million initiative to support over 230,000 farmers in Sudan, aiming to boost food production, strengthen livelihoods, and improve long-term food security for millions affected by hunger.
Canada Announces $100 Million in New Funding for Palestinians
Canada has announced an additional $100 million in humanitarian funding for Gaza and the West Bank, bringing its total assistance to Palestine to over $500 million to support essential aid and civilian protection.
U.S. Announces Over $1 Billion in Humanitarian Funding for UNICEF and WFP
The U.S. has committed over $1 billion to UNICEF and WFP to deliver food, healthcare, and emergency aid in over 40 crisis-affected countries while improving humanitarian response systems.
Egypt and EU Launch €690 Million Clean Energy Project
Egypt is upgrading its electricity grid to integrate 22 GW of renewable energy by 2030. The project will improve energy security and strengthen Egypt’s position as a regional clean energy hub.
Anera and Swedish Dialogue Institute Promote Local Solutions for Economic Opportunities in the Levant
Leaders and organizations met in Jordan to discuss how the EU's Pact for the Mediterranean can create more jobs, skills training, and economic opportunities in Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and Palestine.
More Displaced People Return Home, But Millions Still Need Support
A new UNHCR report shows that global displacement fell for the first time in a decade, with 14.7 million people returning home in 2025. However, millions were newly displaced, highlighting the continued need for humanitarian support and long-term solutions.