A disaster's impact is more than just damaged homes and lost crops. Families can lose access to food, clean water, health care, education, and the livelihoods they need to live. Children are often the most vulnerable, facing greater threats to health, safety, and the future.
disaster response and resilience
During crises, timely humanitarian action saves lives, alleviates suffering, and preserves dignity. But recovery doesn’t end with emergency relief. By building resilience, helping communities prepare for, adapt to and recover from shocks, we can help vulnerable families rebuild stronger, reduce future risks, and build lasting hope for the future.
our focus
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We build community and household capacity to anticipate, cope with, and recover from future shocks and stresses.
Strengthening household and community coping strategies
Provide capacity on early wanring systems
Supporting recovery initiatives that promote self‑reliance and resilience to future shocks
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We deliver needs‑based assistance to save lives and protect dignity during humanitarian emergencies, prioritizing the most vulnerable households.
Distribution of food assistance to address acute food insecurity
Provision of Non‑Food Items (NFIs) to meet basic household needs
Cash assistance to enable safe, dignified, and flexible access to essential goods and services
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We strengthen logistics and supply chain systems to ensure timely, accountable, and efficient delivery of humanitarian assistance.
Establishment and management of warehousing and storage systems
Training in logistics, inventory control, and humanitarian supply management
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We support households to recover from crisis by restoring livelihoods and productive assets essential for economic stability and food security.
Livestock support to protect and restore productive household assets
Distribution of seeds and agricultural inputs to support food production
Promotion of livelihood diversification to reduce reliance on emergency assistance
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who we support
We prioritize support for vulnerable and crisis‑affected households, including women‑headed households, families with young children, people with disabilities, and communities exposed to recurrent climate and disaster risks.
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emergency to recovery
Our disaster programming is designed to support a continuum from immediate response to early recovery and resilience. This ensures that emergency assistance not only meets urgent needs but also contributes to longer‑term household stability and reduced dependence on aid.
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accountability to affected population
We promote dignity, transparency, and participation by ensuring communities
Are involved in needs assessments and targeting
Have access to feedback and complaints mechanisms
Are informed about assistance entitlements and processes
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