Norway provides an emergency assistance of 27 million euros to NGO
In late February, US President Donald Trump administration declared that he was going to recover heavily in international assistance, mainly with 92% funds to the United States Agency abroad.
Ints Calin
The Norwegian government announced Wednesday, Wednesday and Wednesday that 300 million Norwegian crowns (27 million euros) would provide emergency assistance to non -governmental organizations (NGO) affected by the end of the US assistance..
“These funds are going to be strictly affected by UN’s efforts against the loss of funds from the United States and the health of gender violence and reproductive health,” the Norway government said in a statement.
Reproductive health applies to all aspects of reproduction and sexuality.
In late February, US President Donald Trump administration announced that he would make huge cuts on international aid, Mainly eliminates 92% of financing For programs abroad of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
“The international humanitarian system is a successful case. Millions of lives have been saved, partly thanks to the funds and political leadership of the United States. We cannot accept the idea of wasting money.”
“However, this system is much more efficient than today. Norway has long supported reform and liberalization,” he said.
Norway’s emergency assistance displaced individuals, children and youth protection programs, as well as allocating at least 220 million crowns (about 20 million euros) for NGO Norwegians for protection from land and other explosives.
About 40 million Norwegian crowns (about 3.5 million euros) are assigned to deal with sexual and gender violence and obtain sexual and reproductive health services in humanitarian crisis.
The Norwegian government said it would also allocate 40 million Norwegian crowns (3.5 million) to important shared services (logistics and analysis system).
