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The Trump administration's recent cuts to humanitarian work overseas stands out for their size and scope,
but they don't stand alone.
Even before the start of President Trump's second term,
international aid from developed nations was on the decline.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development reported that in 2024,
international aid was down roughly 7%.
And the OECD estimates that the dismantling of USAID and other changes made by the Trump White House will contribute to another drop in international aid in 2025 by as much as 17%.
An organization that's seen the impact of that decline up close is the International Crisis Group.
For the last 30 years, ICG has been working to prevent war and conflict.
and to resolve it wherever it's happening.
It's an organization that is around about 150 with our staff throughout the world.