The structure of the “UN-female” offers various types of support and training for women’s organizations of Afghanistan. Due to the lack of funds, half of all female NPOs in the world can be closed in the next six months Women The structure of the “UN-female” is an alarm: according to the new report, 90 percent of female organizations working in the conditions of humanitarian crises are on the verge of survival. About half of the institutions surveyed by the UN agency expected to stop activities over the next six months. Today, 308 million people around the world need humanitarian assistance – this figure continues to grow against the background of aggravating conflicts, the consequences of climate change, a lack of food and outbreaks of diseases. Women and girls suffer from disproportionately strong: deaths associated with pregnancy and childbirth, malnutrition and high level of sexual violence could be prevented. More than 500 women living under the conditions of crisis are dying of complications only with pregnancy and childbirth. consequences of financing reduction ~ 60 > despite increasing needs, the humanitarian system experiences acute financing deficit. The abbreviations of external assistance are threatened by vital services for women and girls. In the report published today, the UN-Woman structure gives the results of an operational global survey among 411 organizations that provide assistance to women and protect their rights in 44 countries. According to the report, 90 percent of the NPO surveyed have already encountered a reduction in funding. ~ 60 > almost half (47 percent) expects to stop activities over the next six months if the level of external assistance does not increase. 51 percent of organizations were already forced to suspend the programs – including those supporting gender violence and providing medical services, cash payments and social protection. Almost three quarters (72 percent) reported that they had to dismiss employees – often in a significant amount. ~ 60 > vital support 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~Reducing programs or closing organizations means that women and girls in crisis situations lose access to vital support. At the same time, 62 percent of the institutions were already forced to reduce the amount of services provided. Most of all, programs in combating gender violence (67 percent), as well as healthcare and economic capabilities. 60 > Read more Also: invisible crisis: how the war affects the mental health of women 60 > according to the results of a recent study, 50 percent of NPOs reported that a reduction in external assistance They directly affected their programs for women. ~ 60 >, meanwhile, 72 percent of Ukrainian organizations that help women and protect their rights, said serious malfunctions in work. More than 60 percent of Ukrainian institutions were forced to suspend or reduce the provision of services in the field of gender violence – as a result of which the victims did not have access to safe shelter, legal assistance or psychological support. Each third organization in the country can completely stop activities within six months if new financing is not received. 60 > despite all the difficulties, female organizations continue to fight and defend the interests of their communities. The structure of the “UN-female” expresses solidarity with NPOs and calls on the international community to provide them with support. ~ 60 > “these organizations are the cornerstone of our common humanitarian measures: they bring changes, hope and vital assistance to women, girls and their most difficult conditions around the world”– emphasized at the UN agency.