A series of attacks by armed groups on Damasak town in northeast Nigeria, including multiple humanitarian compounds, has forced the majority of the population to flee the city and humanitarian...
“Hunger makes everyone suffer, but malnutrition haunts the children,” says Robert, Action Against Hunger Nutrition Officer By: Susan Martinez In the last year, extreme flooding in South Sudan has...
The recent celebrations around World Water Day were a good opportunity to remind us that water is a critical element of life and sustainable development. Indeed, access to safe, clean, accessible,...
A decade of violent conflict has pushed Syrian communities, both within and outside the country, to the brink. Within the country, the number of people reliant on humanitarian assistance has almost...
Last month, a massive fire swept through the largest refugee camp in the world in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, where nearly one million Rohingya refugees live. The fire took 15 lives and burned down...
Nearly five months ago, conflict broke out in Tigray, Ethiopia, a region located in the north along the border with Eritrea. Even before the conflict, one million people in Tigray were in need of...
“Today’s pledged funds are urgently needed by millions of Syrians at home and dispersed across the region. They are needed now more than ever. While we welcome countries’ pledges that have kept their...
We, 10 of the leading charities working in Syria, would like to express our concerns that the UK government today (Tuesday 30th March) announced that its aid budget to Syria will be £205 million,...
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY RESPONDENT PROFILE AND PRIORITIES Of the households surveyed, 62% were IDPs, 27% returnees and the remaining 11% were non-displaced persons. Half of the IDPs assessed were living in...
As the conflict enters its seventh year on 26 March, new offensives have ignited in Hodeidah, Taiz, Hajjah and Marib, attacks on civilians are on the rise, and the country is at imminent risk of...