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News: The Norwegian Refugee Council released the tenth edition of the Neglected Displacement Crises Report, highlighting worsening neglect of major displacement crises.
About Neglected Displacement Crises Report
- Neglected Displacement Crises Report tracks the gap between the scale of displacement crises and the adequacy of international response.
- Published by: It is published by the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC).
- 2025 Edition: The 2025 report is the tenth edition.
- Assessment Criteria: The report evaluates crises using funding, media attention, political and diplomatic engagement, and scale of displacement.
- Key Findings of 2025 Report
- Geopolitical Bias: The report finds that international attention and funding often follow political, commercial, and strategic interests rather than the scale of human suffering.
- Protracted Displacement: The report highlights that many neglected crises involve prolonged or repeated displacement, with some countries appearing on the list for several years.
- Top: Sudan ranked as the most neglected crisis in 2025, with more than 9 million internally displaced people, up to 4 million refugees, and nearly 19.5 million people facing hunger.
- DR Congo’s Long-Term Neglect: The Democratic Republic of Congo has appeared in all ten editions of the report.
- Global Funding Gap: Humanitarian funding coverage fell to its lowest level in the last decade, leading to reduced or discontinued support programmes.
- The ten most neglected crises in 2025 are Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Colombia, Yemen, Afghanistan, Honduras, Ecuador, Cameroon, Nigeria, and Mozambique.
