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Spotlight on Hope: Meet Dr. Sumaya Lakis, A Trailblazer in Health Informatics

Governments are cutting back on humanitarian aid, even as global needs are rising. In a devastating blow to humanitarian efforts, the U.S. government terminated over 10,000 foreign aid grants and contracts, leaving millions of people without access to lifesaving services.

Now is the time to step up and tackle poverty, conflict and insecurity. The SAMS calls on donor governments to reconsider their position and invest in humanitarian aid.

Here are seven facts and statistics that show why humanitarian aid matters-and why continued support is critical.

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Spotlight on Hope: Meet Dr. Sumaya Lakis, A Trailblazer in Health Informatics

Spotlight on Hope: Meet Dr. Sumaya Lakis, A Trailblazer in Health Informatics