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Official Development Assistance Cuts Strain Charity Funding

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Cuts to Official Development Assistance are impacting the funding landscape for the charity sector. Organizations report that holding income flat year-on-year is difficult, and keeping costs flat for the same level of service is nearly impossible.

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The reduction in Official Development Assistance funding is occurring alongside high inflation and global political uncertainties, creating significant financial pressure on non-profit organizations. Charities are increasingly needing to diversify income to maintain viability.

OCHA's operations are currently facing funding challenges due to cutbacks in Official Development Assistance.

From civilsociety.co.uk

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