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A wastewater oasis

NCA has been responsible for the water at the Hassa Hissa Camp since 2019. Today nine tanks provide water for 56,000 internally displaced people and, thanks to clever irrigation, a flourishing oasis.

The ongoing war has so far claimed the lives of five people in the small village of Gereb Weyto alone, 35 kilometers from Mekele town. Now everyone is praying for peace. Photos by Lucian Muntean / NCA.

Rebuilding after the storm

In the Tuneybah Camp, which has become a safe haven for refugees from war-torn Tigray, NCA is helping to rebuild after toilets, showers and tents were destroyed by rain and wind.

The photo shows internally displaced people at the Carrefour Sports Center in the capital Port-au-Prince in June this year. PHOTO: EPA / JEAN MARC HERVE ABELARD​.

A forgotten country in crisis

Eleven years after one of the deadliest earthquake disasters of all time, Haiti has still failed to rise. On Saturday, August 14th, another another strong earthquake hit Haiti, and NCA and partners are now mapping the damage to see how we can best...

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.

Hope in every drop of water

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.

Two women in Bangladesh

Meet Beauty, one of our volunteers in Bangladesh

Our MFA funded WASH Project, with implementing partner NGOF, in the Teknaf area near the Rohingya refugee camps of Bangladesh lets volunteers help teach their communities about good hygiene. Beauty is one of these volunteers.