UN wants $21.9 bln in aid to tackle 21 major crises
The United Nations appealed for $21.9 billion on Tuesday to address 21 humanitarian crises worldwide next year, including $4 billion for Yemen, its largest aid operation.
The appeal to donor countries does not include the funding requirements for Syria, which are expected to bring the total up to $25 billion, it said.
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