Worsening crisis in Afghanistan
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…
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Norwegian Church Aid connects humanitarian response, long-term development, and peacebuiling together for lasting change through comprehensive programs and initiatives. All our programs and initiatives are supported by the following goals.
Vulnerable and displaced people are protected, access life-saving services, and practice skills that enhance their personal safety, health, and wellbeing.
Inclusive and cohesive communities withstand and recover from shocks and crises, manage their resources sustainably and equitably, and lift themselves out of poverty.
Civil society actors hold national and international decision-makers accountable and influence progressive policy, norm changes, and more equitable distribution of resources.
NCA works to address the root causes of poverty and injustice, empowering people to influence decisions affecting their development and hold governments and companies accountable.
Here you will find an overview of Norwegian Church Aid's results from 2024.
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