#funding-shortfall

#funding-shortfall

Mass expansion of electronic tagging risks failure because the understaffed, poorly performing Probation Service lacks trained officers and adequate frontline funding.

Aid cuts and stagnant funding are forcing UN agencies to reduce food, shelter and heating support for millions of displaced people ahead of winter.

Tuberculosis cases and deaths declined in 2024, but a severe global funding shortfall risks reversing gains and could cause millions more cases and deaths.

Scotland's finance secretary may revisit a pledge not to raise income tax due to a potential £1bn funding shortfall from Westminster Budget decisions.

Several states face immediate WIC funding shortfalls by November 1, risking benefit interruptions while emergency federal funds and full-year FY2026 appropriations remain unresolved.

Bernie Grant Arts Centre plans to reopen café, pursue major event bookings and focus locally while facing financial shortfalls and tenant backlash over rent increases.

Insufficient emergency funding and reduced US support threaten efforts to contain an outbreak and protect vulnerable communities in Kasai province.

AI datacenter buildout requires $500 billion annually; the industry needs $2 trillion in annual revenue by 2030 to fund it, but funding likely falls short.

A Grade II listed Ladywell Playtower restoration has stalled due to rising costs and a funding shortfall, prompting the council to cancel permission and seek new developers.

BART accuses VTA of violating 2001 agreement by not notifying BART about tunnel cost analysis and reduced rail yard amid $1B funding gap.

Gavi needs an extra $3 billion to continue essential vaccination programs.

Interaction with the Social Security Administration can be unsettling, prompting individuals to seek legal advice and document their experiences.