Iraq, Syria
The U.S. and other donor governments must fully fund the UN’s Comprehensive Appeal
Process (CAP) and increase resettlement numbers.
Iraq, Syria
The U.S. must establish a high-level presence in Syria and pressure the Government
of Iraq to provide assistance to displaced Iraqis and establish conditions for
return.
Burma
The UN and donor governments, particularly the U.S., should integrate the Rohingya into programs that address Burmese displacement, including resettlement. Resources should meet the needs of all Burmese refugees throughout the region, including the Rohingya.
Pakistan
The U.S. should contribute to Refugee Affected Host Areas programs and humanitarian appeals in Pakistan.
Burma
The United States should join other donor nations in making a significant appropriation for humanitarian aid in Burma. It should allocate $30 million for FY10, with plans to increase its contribution to $45 million in FY11 and $60 million in FY12.
Sudan
The U.S. Government should urge the Government of Southern Sudan (GoSS) to devise and fund a reintegration strategy that addresses needs for basic social services and livelihoods. The U.S. and other donor governments should increase funding for reintegration and maintain existing humanitarian funding levels.
Somalia
The United States should prioritize a broad diplomatic agenda and significant humanitarian assistance to Somalia over a narrow security agenda.