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Myanmar (Burma)UNDP report on Myanmar's humanitarian crisis and conflict impact
A UNDP report highlights that years of conflict, displacement, economic disruption, and climate shocks are eroding people's ability to cope and recover in Myanmar.
Background
Myanmar has experienced prolonged internal conflict and political instability, particularly since the military coup in 2021. This has led to widespread displacement, economic hardship, and a severe humanitarian crisis, with various armed groups and the military junta as key actors.
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Myanmar's humanitarian crisis and conflict impact
First report 19h agoLast update 5h agoA UNDP report indicates that prolonged conflict, displacement, economic disruption, and climate shocks are diminishing people's resilience and recovery capacity in Myanmar.
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