International organizations respond to humanitarian crises by providing essential aid, coordinating relief efforts, and advocating for affected populations. Organizations like the United Nations, World Food Programme, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) mobilize resources to address immediate needs, such as food security, healthcare, and shelter. They often facilitate international cooperation and diplomatic negotiations to ensure access and support for affected areas. As they navigate complex political and logistical challenges, these organizations aim to deliver timely and effective assistance while promoting longer-term recovery and stability.