CLEAN : NGO warns of humanitarian effect of offensive on Iraq's Mosul

The video discusses the immediate needs of children displaced from Mosul and the role of Save the Children in addressing these needs. It highlights the challenges faced by internally displaced persons (IDPs) due to inadequate camp facilities and the mental toll of displacement. The response efforts are only half-funded, necessitating a scale-up of services. Save the Children is actively involved in providing food, water, and dignity kits within the first 72 hours and running mobile protection teams to ensure the safety of children and families.

What is one of the main challenges faced by displaced families from Mosul?

• Unprepared camps and informal settlements

• Limited access to healthcare

• Lack of transportation

• Insufficient educational facilities

What is the current capacity of the camps for displaced individuals?

• 100,000

• 500,000

• 1,000,000

• 60,000

What is a significant concern regarding the response to the displacement crisis?

• The response is fully funded

• Funding is not a concern

• The response is only half funded

• There is no need for additional funding

What is one of the first actions taken by Save the Children when families flee?

• Offering job opportunities

• Providing educational materials

• Building new homes

• Distributing food, water, and dignity kits

What additional service is provided by Save the Children to ensure safety?

• Free transportation

• Legal assistance

• Mobile protection teams

• Job training programs