New Zealand will provide an additional $1 million to help Syrians affected by their country's brutal civil war, including those in Aleppo.
Foreign Minister Murray McCully said the money would go to the International Committee of the Red Cross, which has been helping evacuate civilians from Aleppo.
"New Zealanders are appalled at the ongoing death and destruction in Syria and the conditions on the ground in besieged areas such as east Aleppo," McCully said.
"During our time on the United Nations Security Council, New Zealand has actively pushed for greater humanitarian access and a political resolution to the Syrian crisis, and it was a key focus of our presidency of the council in September."
The latest contribution brought New Zealand's direct support for people forced from their homes because of conflicts in Syria and Iraq to more than $26 million since 2012.
In June Cabinet agreed to increase New Zealand's annual refugee quota from 750 to 1000, which will cost $20.6 million a year in the long-run.