This act proposes the creation of a permanent international funding mechanism dedicated to supporting families displaced by conflict, climate disasters, and persecution. It aims to ensure rapid, equitable, and dignified access to basic needs, education, and long-term recovery assistance.
Description:
Establishment of the Global Fund:
A UN-administered global trust fund will be created, supported by contributions from member states, philanthropic organizations, private sector partners, and a fractional humanitarian tax on arms sales and fossil fuels.
Family-Centered Relief Grants:
Direct financial and material assistance will be provided to displaced families for housing, healthcare, food security, psychosocial care, and education—prioritizing dignity and agency in how families use the aid.
Climate and Conflict Response Reserves:
Dedicated emergency reserves will respond swiftly to mass displacement triggered by armed conflict, ethnic violence, and natural disasters, especially in under-resourced regions.
Local Partner Delivery Model:
Disbursement of funds will favor local NGOs, refugee-led organizations, and community-based partners to ensure contextual relevance and reduce overhead costs.
Monitoring, Accountability, and Transparency:
A global oversight board including displaced persons, civil society, and donors will publish quarterly audits and impact reports. Misuse of funds will trigger public investigation and reallocation.
Sustainable Funding Commitments:
Encourage long-term annual pledges by governments with mandatory minimum contributions based on GDP and carbon footprint.
Inclusive Access Regardless of Status:
Assistance will not be restricted by legal status or border crossing recognition. Internally displaced persons (IDPs), stateless individuals, and undocumented migrants will be equally eligible.
Possible Outcomes and Implications:
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