UN Security Council
2018

average 5.4 million people with humanitarian aid each month in 2018 and that life - saving assistance delivered across borders represented a vital part of this, including the delivery of food assistance for on average 1 million people every month in 2018; and since the start of operations in 2014, non-food items for 6 million people; health assistance through 25 million treatments and water and sanitation supplies for over 5 million people, Reiterating its grave concern at all instances of hindrances to the effective delivery of humanitarian assistance, noting that ISIL (also known as Daesh), ANF and all other individuals, groups, undertakings and entities associated with Al-Qaida, are 2/5 18-21839 S/RES/2449 (2018) hindering the effective delivery of humanitarian assistance and are responsible for preventing aid delivery through deliberate interference and obstruction, Reiterating further its grave concern at the continuing impediments to the delivery of sustained, needs-based humanitarian assistance across the country through the most direct routes, including to hard-to-reach areas and across conflict lines, Expressing grave concern that access to medical care continues to be severely