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.
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.
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...
On Friday August 21st, Norway`s Minister for International Development Dag-Inge Ulstein visited a trauma center in Khartoum to meet with local staff and learn about a new exciting project.
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.
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.
Here is a glimpse into what NCA has been able to do in DRC in 2020.
A new law in Guatemala threatens to criminalise civil society actors and has the authority to cancel NGOs if their actions are considered to impinge on "public order." Learn more about the situation and how it came about here.
In Angola, NCA is working to empower people and communities that are affected by the exploitation of natural resources conducted by extractive industries.