The international community is falling behind in its pledge to help secure over $2 billion in funding, to cover projects that aid Syrian refugees and vulnerable host communities. The UN's Inter-Agency Coordination Office (UN-IAC) said that out of the $2.75 billion appealed in funding requirements for 2017, only eight percent have been received up to the end of March.
Food security received the highest allocation, with $49 million, followed by education.
The energy sector, which was...
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