Over the next year, the humanitarian community will focus efforts on reaching 4.9 million of the most vulnerable people – a steep contraction from the 6.7 million people targeted in 2025.
UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator for Myanmar
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The Resident Coordinator is the designated representative of the United Nations Secretary-General to Myanmar and is responsible for the coordination of UN activities in the country. Recognizing that the three global pillars of the UN, development, peace and security and human rights, are interlinked and mutually reinforcing, the UN System in Myanmar works under the leadership of the Resident Coordinator to ensure a harmonized approach to support Myanmar to achieve its priorities, in line with the 2030 Global Development Agenda – The Sustainable Development Goals – and internationally agreed treaties and standards.
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As conflict fuels suffering in Myanmar, UN publishes humanitarian report forecasting most urgent needs for 2026 [EN/MY]
Statement of the outgoing Humanitarian Coordinator a.i. for Myanmar, Mr. Marcoluigi Corsi (20 June 2025)
Humanitarian Coordinator (A.I) for Myanmar, Marcoluigi Corsi, Opening Remarks to Geneva-based Correspondents, from Yangon (1 April 2025)
A staggering 19.9 million people needed assistance before the earthquake due to past disasters, ongoing conflict and a cholera outbreak. Despite this, less than 5% of required funding has been received.
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