The United Nations (UN) estimated the number of Venezuelans with urgent needs at 5.2 million, for which it has proposed a response plan that requires 795 million dollarsThe agency’s humanitarian chief, Martin Griffiths, reported on Tuesday.
The official, who concluded a three-day visit to Caracas today, announced that agreed with the Government of Venezuela the publication of a new response plan for the years 2022 and 2023, unknown until now When will this roadmap be published?
The program, which seeks serve 700,000 more people than in 2021is intended to support health services, improve food security and nutrition, strengthen basic service delivery and education, promote protection and address human mobilityboth the internal one and that of people seeking to leave the country.
The plan “provides life-saving assistance, builds resilience, restores livelihoods and addresses major protection risks of the most vulnerable population groups,” says an official statement from the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
