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Africa: Hyper-Prioritisation No Longer Makes Sense. Here's Why.

[The New Humanitarian] Maputo and London -- "Trust in the process is evaporating among humanitarians and even some donors."

  • Hyper-prioritisation has reduced aid recipients from 189.5 million to 87 million.
  • 135 million people remain in need despite hyper-prioritisation efforts.
  • Improved humanitarian appeal system needed for consistent data and clear funding.

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