
DOGE USAID budget cuts hit UN in 'worst liquidity crisis since its establishment'
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Following DOGE cuts to USAID contracts, the U.N. faces a growing budget crisis, first hitting the department responsible for staff security, raising concerns about broader operational impacts.
Dawoh’s email warns that the U.N. "is currently experiencing its worst liquidity crisis since its establishment. The situation is expected to deteriorate further before any improvement occurs." Beth Bailey is a reporter covering Afghanistan, the Middle East, Asia, and Central America. She was formerly a civilian intelligence analyst with the Department of the Army. You can follow Beth on Twitter @BWBailey85
Dawoh said that UNDSS will lose 100 employees and that its presence will be eliminated in 35 to 45 countries, while noting that "regional hubs" will be established "in the remaining 120 countries where UNDSS will maintain a presence."