<h1>UN Migration Agency Faces 30% Funding Cut, Halts Key Global Projects; US Reduces Contributions, Impacting Migrant Support.</h1> The United Nations migration agency is reducing or terminating projects globally due to a 30% funding cut, primarily from the United States. This reduction severely impacts vulnerable migrant communities and undermines support systems for displaced populations. The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) is adjusting by relocating staff to cheaper locations and reducing its headquarters staff by 20%, affecting over 6,000 employees. Projects in Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo, including cholera prevention and emergency shelters, are being halted. The agency received over 40% of its 2023 budget from the US.