What enables people displaced by conflict to return home, and live in peace? Streets Tell Stories, a study published by Cordaid and Social Inquiry provides fresh insights on links between mental...
Despite the odds of war, Uruzgan’s health care system is getting better and stronger. Has Cordaid’s 2001-2018 commitment in the Afghan province anything to do with this encouraging fact? And how did...
In recent years, the Central African Republic has been through various outbreaks of violence between armed groups and both national and foreign forces. As a result, more than half of the population...
Cordaid has phased out its climate and disaster resilience projects in Indonesia. Time for aid coordinator Yohan Santosa to look back, as well as ahead. “We have made our mark. Cordaid contributed to...
Tony Land & Ruth Alicia Suciadi This is a report of the findings of the Indonesia Country study which is one of three country studies being prepared as an input to Evaluation of the PFR II programme...
Introduction Within the Red Cross Red Crescent, ambition and capacity to take climate action addressing the needs of the most vulnerable are rapidly growing. Climate change is now a key driver of...
Ten years is not a long time when it’s about building defence against climate change – a Frankenstein created through decades of denial and exploitation. Last ten years, Cordaid, as a member of...
A prolonged drought in Zimbabwe and the southern part of Zambia, crop failure, the aftermath of cyclone Idai and macro-economic challenges, led to acute food insecurity at the start of 2020. Heavy...
Introduction We present to you this report during a pandemic that has brought significant changes to all our lives. Covid-19 has clearly shown us that the ‘security’ of people and communities, as...
Cash assistance is increasingly becoming the preferred way of supporting people who are being affected by a humanitarian crisis. For many local aid and development organisations, however, this is...