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.
The UN warns that drought will cause as much damage as COVID-19. NCA`s work and photos are featured in an important article published in the Norwegian newspaper VG.
One year after the explosion in Beirut, the situation is still critical. Half of the population lives in poverty. NCA is there providing vital emergency aid for people in need.
Six months ago, Malaz Mustafa (7) had to flee South Sudan to Darfur. Now she has found a safe haven with access to clean water, schools and health care.
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.
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.
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.
We thank all our donors for joining us in the struggle for a just world! The donations make a difference to people’s lives.
Our international donors include embassies, ministries of foreign affairs, foundations, international corporations and organisations.
We have several business opportunities for contractors in the countries where we operate.
We measure and evaluate the impact of everything we do
Our foundation in faith opens doors for dialogue around the world
The rest is spent on fundraising and quality control
Our projects change the lives of millions of people worldwide every year. Here's just a glimpse of our achievements in 2019:
people were reached through humanitarian response on average during the last three years.
children under five received healthcare.
people received access to clean and safe drinking water.
people have received hygiene training.
children and women survivors of Gender-based Violence received medical and psychosocial treatment and care.
people have access to a safe toilet.
women established their own enterprise.
conflicts prevented or addressed through Norwegian Church Aid's peace program.
households were trained in agricultural practices better adapted to climate change.