Together for a just world

Norwegian Church Aid works with people and organisations around the world in their struggle to eradicate poverty and injustice. We help those whose needs are greatest, regardless of ethnicity, creed, political or religious affiliation.

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How we work

Saving lives

The poorest are always hit the hardest in times of crisis. Many lives are lost each year due to the lack of clean water in emergencies. This is why we provide clean water first. Together we save lives and protect the vulnerable.

Changing lives

To be poor is to lack opportunity. But where there are challenges, we also find the best solutions. Permanent access to clean water is one of them. Together we can help people find their own way out of poverty.

Changing the world

Poverty is injustice. There is enough water, food and work for all, but global structures help keep the rich rich and the poor poor. Together we can advocate for change where decisions are made.

Programme Framework 2020-2030

Partner with us

Private Individual Donors

We thank all our donors for joining us in the struggle for a just world! The donations make a difference to people’s lives.

International Donors

Our international donors include embassies, ministries of foreign affairs, foundations, international corporations and organisations. 

Contractors

We have several business opportunities for contractors in the countries where we operate. 

WE GIVE 1 000 000 PEOPLE ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER
EVERY YEAR

We measure and evaluate the impact of everything we do

Local AND global network of churches and faith-based organisations

Our foundation in faith opens doors for dialogue around the world

IN TOTAL 90 % of income is channeled into change-bringing projects around the world

The rest is spent on fundraising and quality control

we make a difference

Our projects change the lives of millions of people worldwide every year. Here's just a glimpse of our achievements in 2022:

1 million

people gained access to clean water. 

650,000

gained access to sanitation services.

770,000

people were reached with hygiene promotion messages. 

63,000

girls and women received the information and products they need to manage their periods in a dignified way. 

64,000

people have received help after violence and abuse. 

83,000

women and young people gained access to reproductive health services. 

49,000

small scale farmers started applying climate smart agriculture practices. 

36,000

people have significantly increased their income through improved productivity and market access.

72,000

people mobilised in the fight for fair resource management.

96,000

people were trained in how to stand up for their rights. 

318

conflicts were addressed as part of our peace programme.