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Arms Trade Treaty approved by UN

Arms Trade Treaty approved by UN

"We made it! After a long and bumpy ride we finally reached an Arms Trade Treaty", says Hilde Wallacher, development advisor in Norwegian Church Aid, who followed the negotiations in New York.

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NCA in 2012 celebrates 40 years in South Sudan

40 year anniversary

Norwegian Church Aid marks its 40-year presence in South Sudan in 2012.

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Trade policy on the agenda

Poverty, not food shortage, is the main reason for famine.

This autumn, Norwegian Church Aid and ten other organisations have run a campaign in Norway aiming to secure a more just trade and agriculture policy.

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An integrated approach

The struggle to make poverty history must be fought on many fronts simultaneously. NCA has three main working methods: long-term development work, emergency preparedness and response, and advocacy.

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Who we are

ACT Alliance member Norwegian Church Aid is rooted in the Christian faith. We support those who need it most, irrespective of gender, political conviction, religion and ethnic origin.

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Latest News

  • Treadle pumps for irrigation creates new opportunities

    Treadle pumps for irrigation creates new opportunities

    "We are now able to grow more and a variety of vegetables and we're able to pay school fees for our grandchildren", says Eliko and Anna Mweetwa in Zambia.

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  • Arms Trade Treaty approved in UN

    Arms Trade Treaty approved in UN

    "We made it! After a long and bumpy ride we finally reached an Arms Trade Treaty", says Hilde Wallacher, development advisor in Norwegian Church Aid.

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  • World Water Day

    World Water Day

    As the international community marks World Water Day today, unequal access to clean water still remains one of the world’s biggest abuses of human rights and challenges to sustainable development – creating millions of avoidable illnesses and deaths every year.

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