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In Imurok Payam, signs of positive transformation are becoming increasingly visible. Community members are adopting healthier practices, families are experiencing stronger relationships, and children are gaining greater access to education. Local leade...

Norwegian Church Aid has decided not to accept funding under the new conditions set out in the United States' foreign aid framework. “Humanitarian principles are not for sale,” says Secretary General Anne Cecilie Kaltenborn.

For 43-year-old Fatima, navigating the streets of Bustan Al Qaser in Aleppo had become part of her daily struggle. Over the years, the neighborhood’s aging and damaged sewage network deteriorated, leaving sewage water overflowing into the streets and c...

Being economically independent gives people the opportunity to build a better future for themselves and their communities. That is why NCA works to enable job creation and sustainable livelihoods. Here is how.

Since December 2025, Gedaref State, Sudan has continued to receive new arrivals fleeing renewed conflict in Darfur and Kordofan States.

Six months after the escalation in the Gulf, higher fuel and fertiliser prices have made it more expensive to produce food, transport goods and deliver humanitarian aid in countries where Norwegian Church Aid operates. In Ethiopia, food prices have ris...

For many years, children in some communities in South Sudan bore the burden of conflicts they neither caused nor understood. When violence resulted in the loss of life, compensation was sometimes sought through children, forcing innocent boys and girls...

Across Africa, young people are navigating vastly different realities, but many are pushing for the same thing: the power to shape the decisions that shape their lives. From young peacebuilders working across lines of conflict to climate advocates dema...

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) continues to spread, with new areas in North Kivu affected in recent weeks.

Attacks in Gaza continue despite the ceasefire. Far too little humanitarian aid is getting in, and the needs remain immense. Yet every day, we continue to help.

The humanitarian situation in Afghanistan is extremely serious, with over 21 million people (45 per cent of the population) in need of humanitarian aid and one of the world’s worst food crises, in which 17.4 million people are facing acute food shortag...

In a landmark achievement for indigenous and minority rights, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly has passed the Kalash Marriage Bill 2026, the first legislation in Pakistan to formally recognize and protect the unique marriage traditions of the Kalash peo...