Mark Lowcock
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What America needs to do if we are to beat this pandemic
Sir Mark Lowcock, the top UN official for humanitarian response, writes that the US needs to step up with leadership and money if the world is to successfully confront Covid-19 → Read More
The female face of Southern Africa’s climate crisis
Women and girls are disproportionately affected by climate change, therefore put their needs at the centre of the response, argues UN aid chief Mark Lowcock. → Read More
We're running out of time and money to help the children of Yemen
Donors pledged $2.6 billion Tuesday for humanitarian action in Yemen. But far more is still needed to help children liken an extraordinary little boy named Fawaz, who I met in November in a hospital in Aden. → Read More
UN humanitarian chief: It's not too late to save Yemen from apocalypse
Rebuilding the war-shattered economy and creating jobs and livelihoods in Yemen is the work of decades, but it's time to begin, writes Mark Lowcock, United Nations undersecretary-general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief coordinator. → Read More
UN humanitarian chief: Why I'm visiting North Korea
UN humanitarian chief Mark Lowcock, who is visiting North Korea this week, says the world has overlooked the humanitarian crisis that has taken hold in the DPRK. → Read More
In the line of fire
Wars have rules. It is time to enforce these rules, rather than have brave aid workers needlessly risk their lives, and too many of the most vulnerable to be left ... → Read More
In the line of fire
Wars have rules. It is time to enforce these rules, rather than have brave aid workers needlessly risk their lives, and too many of the most vulnerable to be left ... → Read More
In the line of fire
We cannot tolerate our colleagues being targeted deliberately or harmed indiscriminately. The system must change → Read More
In the line of fire
We cannot tolerate our colleagues being targeted deliberately or harmed indiscriminately. The system must change → Read More
In the line of fire
We cannot tolerate our colleagues being targeted deliberately or harmed indiscriminately. The system must change → Read More
Internally displaced people must not be left behind
More than 40 out of the 65 million people forced to flee their homes because of violence and conflict are internally displaced → Read More