State Dept. Launches Hubs for Disaster Aid
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The State Department unveils twelve regional hubs to manage disaster and emergency humanitarian aid, replacing the former USAID, which was shut down by the Trump administration. These hubs, located in cities like Miami, Bogota, and Kyiv, will focus on quick responses to global emergencies, streamlining aid distribution. Despite cuts in spending on climate programs and social issues, the administration pledged two billion dollars to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
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