With global needs on a continuous rise, USAID's Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) provided a historic amount of humanitarian assistance in Fiscal Year (FY) 2022. In response to humanitarian needs in 79 countries, BHA programmed nearly $11.9 billion in resources—almost 50 percent more than in FY 2021 and nearly triple the humanitarian funding that USAID obligated in FY 2016. The bureau stood up three new responses to crises in Ukraine, Pakistan, and the Horn of Africa, while continuing our responses to emergencies in Afghanistan, northern Ethiopia, and Venezuela. BHA also worked to transition two long-standing responses—Syria and Yemen—into our steady state work. As Russia’s war in Ukraine triggered a massive displacement crisis and caused a domino effect that impacted global food security around the world, BHA responded by rapidly scaling up assistance in record time. We even took the extraordinary measure of drawing down the full balance from the Bill Emerson Humanitarian Trust to bolster food operations in six severely food insecure countries, working with our partners to avert famine in the Horn of Africa. BHA also made significant progress on the policy front, raising our voices and advancing humanitarian priorities where it mattered most.