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Indonesia has long stood among the United Nations¡¯ most committed troop-contributing countries. Since sending its first peacekeepers in 1956, the country has deployed tens of thousands of military personnel to missions¡­

Excellencies, dear colleagues, I would like to first thank Hostage Aid Worldwide and everyone who helped organize this event, which is, unfortunately, tragically timely. Before we discuss numbers, trends, and responses, let¡­

Ensuring that humanitarian aid reaches those who need it most often depends as much on security and coordination as on funding or logistics. In Ethiopia¡¯s Benishangul-Gumuz region ¡ª a strategic corridor on the border with¡­

On World Humanitarian Day 2025, USG Gilles Michaud speaks from Gaza, honoring humanitarian workers and calling for their protection. Local colleagues¡ªwho make up 90% of the workforce¡ªare the backbone of life-saving operations¡­

In the lead-up to the?Third United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDC3), the United Nations Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS), in coordination with local emergency services, conducted a full¡­

Â鶹´«Ã½ Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS) has launched a EUR 3 million security support initiative, funded by the European Union through its Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and¡­

The ongoing mass influx of Afghan returnees from Iran has placed significant pressure on humanitarian operations in Western Afghanistan. Daily crossings at Islam Qala Border Point have surged to between 16,000 and 22,000¡­

Join Artem Chystiak from UNDSS in Pokrovsk, eastern Ukraine¡ªonce home to 60,000, now just 2,000. See how UNDSS supports the UN in delivering life-saving aid in one of the country¡¯s highest-risk areas.

Convoy operations play a vital role in Gaza, helping to move United Nations and NGO personnel safely through one of the most challenging environments in the world. UNDSS has been at the forefront of these efforts, handling¡­

¡°Staying on the ground and remaining operational is not only a decision; it is a duty ¡ª one that defines the UN¡¯s role in times of crisis,¡± says Fernando Garcia Lopez, Chief Security Adviser for Haiti. In a country as¡­

¡°Now is the time for Member States to show courage in speaking out against attacks and impunity, to take action. Let our bravery reflect that of our colleagues doing humanitarian work in the most dangerous places. It is what¡­

The Emergency Response Team is excited to share the 2024 Standby Partnership Programme Annual Report, highlighting the invaluable support provided by our partners through an estimated $3 million in in-kind contributions¡­