In November 2021, the Somali Government declared a state of emergency and since then, the acute food shortage has affected hundreds of thousands more. NCA is now up-scaling efforts to bring clean and safe water to the hardest-hit areas.
After ten years of a war that is not over yet, Syria is in ruins. 6.7 million people are on the run in their own country, and 13.4 million are dependent on humanitarian aid to survive. NCA recently opened a own office and we are working to upscale our...
More than half of the Afghan population is suffering from acute hunger. NCA`s Secretary General urges Norwegian leaders to use its place in the Security Council to improve the situation in the country.
At the moment, 1/3 of Sudan`s population are estimated to need humanitarian assistance in 2022. Our NCA colleagues there are impressively able to continue working and delivering much needed aid in a challenging and complex contex
In Pakistan, NCA's partners are supporting the Government in persuading masses to receive a vaccine. The picture is from a mobile camp at teshil Sanghar of Sindh, Pakistan.
NCA is already on the ground handing out tents to those that lost family members, houses and crops after storm Ana hit Malawi on Monday last week.
Eight Nordic organizations, including NCA, are behind the new report "Quality Tax Aid", which raises questions about whether tax assistance channelled through multinational channels achieves the goals and is well enough sharpened.
The Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has written an article about the embassy's meeting with NCA in Al Kosh, Iraq, in December.
The new Oxfam Report "Inequality Kills" describes how inequality in the world has accelerated enormously during the pandemic the last two years. NCA believes the report should be a wake-up call for all politicians.
The Nobel Peace Prize has over the past two years highlighted two important issues that NCA works with every single day: hunger, and the freedom of expression.