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00:21 With this increased humanitarian needs,
00:24 we also see that the humanitarian funding
00:27 is not growing, or at least not as fast
00:31 as humanitarian needs, which means that
00:34 we are also witnessing a growing funding gap.
00:38 The fact is that the responsibility
00:43 for humanitarian funding is not being shared equitably.
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01:23 If everybody, everybody in the EU
01:27 and in the developed world would allocate
01:30 that kind of funding for humanitarian aid,
01:34 there would be probably no funding gap,
01:37 which means there are some within the EU
01:40 and outside that are not doing their fair share,
01:44 specifically having in mind the member states
01:47 of the OECD, so-called club of developed
01:52 or rich countries.
01:55 This group contains countries that have the capacity
02:00 and not all of them contribute in accordance
02:04 with this capacity to humanitarian aid.
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