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General · 31 August 2026

UK aid cuts will leave children most vulnerable to climate threats, Unicef warns

UK aid cuts will leave children most vulnerable to climate threats, Unicef warns

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A new Unicef analysis shows UK aid cuts are leaving children in countries like Mozambique and Nigeria vulnerable to climate threats. These nations are set to see aid reductions of 49% or more over the next three years. Unicef UK is launching a campaign in September, calling for children to be a distinct priority in UK aid efforts.

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