Central Africa · Country operations profile
Eastern DRC armed group activity, M23 and ADF operations, mining-corridor security, and North Kivu, South Kivu and Ituri humanitarian access.
International NGO reported as operational in Mahagi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mahagi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Mahagi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mahagi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mahagi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mahagi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Mahagi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Mahagi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mahagi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mahagi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mahagi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Mahagi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Djugu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mambasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Irumu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Faradje, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Niangara, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Ango, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Bafwasende, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Kisangani, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Monkoto, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Bosobolo, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Bosobolo, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Mobayi-Mbongo, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Zongo, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Libenge, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mushie, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Bolobo, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Kwamouth, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Kwamouth, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Kwamouth, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Kwamouth, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Kwamouth, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Kwamouth, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Kutu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Masi-Manimba, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Government reported as operational in Masi-Manimba, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Gungu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Government reported as operational in Gungu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Idiofa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Government reported as operational in Idiofa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Bulungu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Government reported as operational in Bulungu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Kikwit, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Government reported as operational in Kikwit, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Bagata, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Bagata, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Government reported as operational in Bagata, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Bagata, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Red Cross / Red Crescent reported as operational in Bagata, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Bagata, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Bagata, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Bagata, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Bagata, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Bagata, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Bandundu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Red Cross / Red Crescent reported as operational in Bandundu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Bandundu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Popokabaka, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Kasongo-Lunda, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Kasongo-Lunda, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Kahemba, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Feshi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Feshi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Kenge, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Kenge, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Kenge, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Kimvula, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Madimba, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Kasangulu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Mbanza-Ngungu, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Songololo, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Luozi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Seke-Banza, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Tshela, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Lukula, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Moanda, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Boma, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Matadi, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Kinshasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Kinshasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
United Nations reported as operational in Kinshasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Kinshasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Kinshasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
International NGO reported as operational in Kinshasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
National NGO reported as operational in Kinshasa, DR Congo, in the country 3W (who does what where) dataset for the reference period shown.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Operational presence (3W)
Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
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Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
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Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
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Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
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Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
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Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
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Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
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Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
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Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
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Les crédits globaux pour petites actions permettent le financement d’opérations ponctuelles, peu coûteuses, significatives en termes de développement, à composantes diverses (techniques, sociales, organisationnelles et de gestion, politique, économique, informative, etc.)
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To support essential maternal, child and infant health services to end preventable deaths in one of the poorest provinces in DRC and strengthen the health system at national and provincial level.
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This activity Strengthening health systems and improving access to quality, effective and affordable health services is a component of Essential Services for Maternal and Child Health [Services Essentiels de Santé Maternelle et Infantile en RDC (SEMI)] reported by FCDO with a funding type of 111 - Not for profit organisation and a budget of £24,624,612. It works in the following sector(s): Reproductive health care, Family planning, Basic health care, Basic nutrition, Health policy and administrative management, Malaria control, Infectious disease control.
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To pilot approaches on girls education. Education is recognized as a fundamental right in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). However, despite the launch of a free basic education policy in 2019 many Congolese children are still unable to access education. This programme directly contributes to the Prime Minister’s commitment to 12 years of quality education for girls and the Strategic Framework for ODA’s global commitment to get 40 million girls into education and 20 million more girls reading by the age of 10.
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This activity Evidence Generation: Evaluation, Monitoring and Adaptative Programming is a component of Programme pilote pour l'education des filles (PPEF) reported by FCDO with a funding type of 104 - Procurement of Services and a budget of £55,000. It works in the following sector(s): Education policy and administrative management.
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This activity Programme pilote pour l'education des filles (PPEF) is a component of Programme pilote pour l'education des filles (PPEF) reported by FCDO with a funding type of 109 - Multilateral organisation and a budget of £4,445,000. It works in the following sector(s): Upper Secondary Education (modified and includes data from 11322), Primary education, Education policy and administrative management.
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The programme aims to catalyse a transformational shift towards sustainable production of the globally traded agricultural commodities currently associated with deforestation.
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Component 3: Business and market development in ‘thin’ markets (of the Congo Basin) Component 3 will provide grant funding to land sector interventions in Congo Basin countries that build sustainable production capacity, elementary market infrastructure, mobilise pioneer investment, enhance long-term private sector capacity and support business environment reform. This will encompass supply-side partnerships, demand-side measures and enabling conditions interventions. It will include business-led and smallholder-oriented solutions, with an exclusive focus on Congo Basin countries. Although they vary considerably, the operating contexts of Congo Basin countries typically present particularly difficult challenges for business-led and private-investment oriented sustainability solutions and carry particularly high costs and risks of ‘doing business’ for both private sector actors and donor-funded interventions. The precise intervention areas and discrete activities that will be supported by this programme component can only be fully determined in delivery, following rigorous analysis of the local context by the programme’s delivery partner.
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Established in 1974, the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP) is the Australian Government's longest running and largest program with Australian Non-Government Organisations (NGOs). The ANCP provides funding to accredited Australian NGOs to implement projects consistent with the goals of Australia’s development program. In any given year, ANCP NGOs operate in around 50 countries, implementing approximately 400 projects and working with over 2300 local partners.
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April 2025 – Conflict, displacement and natural disasters disrupt food systems, leading to shortages and increased prices and, consequently, increased malnutrition and related issues. In protracted crises around the world, children face acute malnutrition due to ongoing violence and instability. Approximately 30 million children are malnourished in conflict zones, with over 10 million suffering from severe acute malnutrition. With Global Affairs Canada (GAC) support, Save the Children Canada (SCC) helps provide lifesaving assistance to address the urgent nutrition and protection needs of crisis-affected people in humanitarian contexts across the globe for 3 years. This project focuses on improving the nutritional status of vulnerable populations and enhancing the protective environment so that risks of violence are mitigated, through delivering emergency nutrition and complementary health and water, sanitation and hygiene services in approximately 8-12 countries each year. Project activities include: (1) providing emergency nutrition services for girls and boys under 5 and pregnant and lactating women and girls. This includes Community-Based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM
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November 2024 - Political instability, conflict and natural disasters have left more than 25 million people across the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) in need of humanitarian assistance. Populations face insecurity, malnutrition, and limited access to clean water and adequate sanitation. Also, hunger, displacement and conflict increase the risk of sexual and gender-based violence, especially for the most vulnerable. With GAC’s support, the Mennonite Central Committee provides a multi-sectoral response targeting displaced and conflict-affected people in North Kivu, DRC. Project activities include: (1) providing multi-purpose cash transfers (2) distributing emergency non-food items and (3) providing protection services to mitigate the increased risk of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) for vulnerable women and girls.
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November 2024 - Political instability, conflict and natural disasters have left more than 25 million people across the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) in need of humanitarian assistance. Populations face insecurity, malnutrition, and limited access to clean water and adequate sanitation. Also, hunger, displacement and conflict increase the risk of sexual and gender-based violence, especially for the most vulnerable With Global Affairs Canada (GAC)’s support, Médecins du Monde provides a multi-sectoral response targeting an estimated 50 000 IDPs affected by conflict in Nyemba, Kalemie and Nyunzu in the province of Tanganyika. Project activities include: (1) providing emergency primary health and nutrition services to vulnerable populations; (2) providing sexual and reproductive health services, including care for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence; (3) providing psychosocial care; and (4) providing emergency mobile health responses
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This project aims to address the disproportionate effects of gender inequality, climate change, and conflict on women and girls in Colombia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan, and the West Bank. Led by KAIROS, a Canadian civil society development partner, and in collaboration with local human rights organizations, the project focuses on empowering women peacebuilders and local networks to lead interventions at the intersection of the triple nexus of climate change, conflict, and gender inequality. The initiative seeks to foster more sustainable, equitable, resilient, and peaceful societies in these regions by enhancing local capacity and strengthening the impact of gender-transformative approaches to these interconnected challenges. The project focuses on capacity-building for partner staff and local groups in areas like fundraising, accounting, and digital communication. It offers training on financial literacy, community savings, and socio-environmental issues for economic empowerment. The project also addresses traditional environmental management, gender equality, and climate impacts, supporting local groups in responding to the triple nexus. It includes training f
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This project aims to increase the effectiveness of United Nations (UN) peace operations to prevent the recruitment and use of child soldiers by enhancing coordination between UN peacekeepers and Child Protection Actors (CPAs) to promote child protection efforts, even after a peacekeeping mission ends. Project activities include: (1) conducting research on child protection needs in the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mali, and South Sudan; (2) reviewing and strengthening the technical knowledge of UNICEF’s network to better support CPAs in their regions and contexts; and (3) sharing technical expertise, capacity and help shape future direction for child protection in armed conflict.
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The Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI) supports small projects proposed and implemented by local organizations in Democratic Republic of Congo and Congo-Brazzaville. The CFLI contributes to the overall goal of reducing poverty by providing funding for small projects that offer direct social, economic or technical assistance to local populations. The CFLI retains the same broad themes set out since 2016, which align closely with the 6 pillars of the Feminist International Assistance Policy. This allows flexibility to respond to and focus on themes relevant to local needs. The 6 thematic priorities include: (1) contributing to inclusive governance, including diversity and 2SLGBTQI+, democracy, human rights and the rule of law; (2) contributing to gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls; (3) contributing to peace and security, with a focus on conflict prevention and building peace; (4) contributing to growth that works for everyone, including women’s economic rights, decent jobs and entrepreneurship, investing in the poorest and most vulnerable, and safeguarding economic gains; (5) contributing to environment and climate action, focusing on adaptation, mitigation
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This project aims to increase the United Nations (UN) peace operations’ effectiveness to prevent child soldiers’ recruitment and use by supporting the Centre for Civilians in Conflict. It seeks to improve the UN member states understanding on implementing the Vancouver Principles and improving coordination between UN peacekeepers and other child protection actors. Project activities include: (1) conducting research on child protection needs in Mali and the Democratic Republic of Congo; (2) sharing research findings and recommendations with UN peacekeepers and child protection actors in the Central African Republic and South Sudan; and (3) conducting workshops and policy discussions with representatives from Central African Republic, South Sudan, the UN Headquarters in New York, and UN Member states.
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April 2024 – Political instability, conflict and natural disasters have left about 40.7 million people across the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Syria in need of humanitarian assistance. Populations face insecurity, malnutrition, and limited access to clean water and adequate sanitation. Also, hunger, displacement and conflict increase the risk of sexual and gender-based violence, especially for the most vulnerable. With GAC’s support, this project provides a multi-sectoral response targeting an estimated 105,978 people in DRC and Syria. Project activities include: (1) screening, referring, and treating girls and boys (under 5 years old) suffering from acute malnutrition; (2) training local stakeholders on promoting good nutrition practices for children under 5 years old; (3) providing access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene training and supplies to health and nutrition centers and communities; (4) providing services and referrals for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence; and (5) integrating messaging and information to raise awareness on sexual and gender-based violence (GBV), including how to report and access care across activities.
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April 2024 – An estimated 300 million people worldwide need humanitarian assistance and protection due to ongoing conflicts, natural disasters and disease outbreaks. In response to humanitarian needs, Global Affairs Canada’s (GAC) humanitarian assistance provides predictable, multi-year, and multi-country support to longstanding partners in protracted humanitarian contexts globally. With GAC’s support, Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere (CARE) Canada provides assistance to address the urgent needs of 310,929 beneficiaries in Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia and Yemen. This project focuses on improving access to health care, including sexual and reproductive health, gender-sensitive nutrition services and survivor-centered protection services for people affected by conflict, situations of violence and other emergencies each year. Project activities include: (1) providing gender-sensitive health services; (2) providing nutrition services including detection and treatment of acute malnutrition; and (3) establishing and supporting women and girls’ safe spaces.
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To mitigate the direct socio-economic and humanitarian impact of the Covid-19 pandemic through cash transfers to families in Kinshasa and food insecure populations in the Great Kasai provinces. Improving access to food and basic services, whilst reducing the loss of income amongst already food insecure people, while also support their efforts to become self-reliant and the early development of a Government shock -responsive social protection system.
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This activity Mitigation of socio-economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic through cash transfers - Kinshasa urban cash in Nsele is a component of Democratic Republic of Congo Food Insecurity Crisis Reserve Project reported by FCDO with a funding type of 109 - Multilateral organisation and a budget of £4,000,000. It works in the following sector(s): Relief co-ordination and support services.
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To increase the use of family planning methods to reduce maternal deaths and prevent the use and access to unsafe abortion, including for marginalised and young women. To enable women and girls to safely plan their pregnancies and improve their sexual and reproductive health. To deliver UK commitments towards Universal Reproductive Health and Rights [SDGs 3.7 and 5.6]. To support a range of services including family planning, education and behaviour change, prevention of unsafe abortion and other integrated sexual and reproductive health services.
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The WISH Dividend programme aims to help women and adolescents, particularly the poor and most marginalised, to have greater voice, choice, and control over their SRHR. This project is to support WISH2 partners in DRC to adapt to the risk of Ebola transmission and ensure they can support continuity of services
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Established in 1974, the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP) is the Australian Government's longest running and largest program with Australian Non-Government Organisations (NGOs). The ANCP provides funding to accredited Australian NGOs to implement projects consistent with the goals of Australia’s development program. In any given year, ANCP NGOs operate in around 50 countries, implementing approximately 400 projects and working with over 2300 local partners.
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December 2023 - During conflicts, natural disasters and other complex emergencies, sexual and reproductive health (SRH) needs must not be overlooked. It is essential to ensure the continued provision of life-saving interventions related to SRH services and protection from and response to sexual and gender-based violence. With Global Affairs Canada’s support, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) provides lifesaving sexual and reproductive health services and protection in 13 countries in sub-Saharan Africa through its members’ extensive network of community-based and local organizations. UNFPA and its partners provide comprehensive sexual gender-based violence response services, strengthen local capacity to deliver them, and raise awareness on key health issues and services in humanitarian contexts. Project activities include: (1) providing emergency obstetric care and sexual and reproductive health services to women and adolescent girls; (2) ensuring protection from and response to gender-based violence; and (3) providing health services, supplies, commodities and medication, dignity kits, and reproductive health kits to crisis-affected people.
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With Canada’s support, the Global Network of Women Peacebuilders (GNWP) works in 6 fragile and conflict-affected states, including Chad, Colombia, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Lebanon, Nigeria, and South Sudan. It seeks to ensure women’s meaningful participation at each stage of conflict prevention and resolution, and post-conflict recovery and reconstruction. Project activities include: (1) convening and delivering 15 workshops in the 6 countries on monitoring and evaluation to track resolutions’ implementation and progress on National Action Plans (NAPs); (2) conducting 15 localization workshops to draft Local Action Plans (LAPs) on Women, Peace and Security (WPS) and Youth, Peace and Security (YPS), and to provide technical support, resources and media support to roll out the third generation NAPs in Nigeria and the DRC; (3) providing technical assistance to Local Steering Committees; (4) facilitating 3 budget workshops of WPS NAPs and LAPs in Colombia, the DRC, and Nigeria; (5) convening 8 workshops on community climate change response; (6) delivering 5 workshops to increase the capacity of journalists and other media practitioners on WPS and YPS; and (7) conducting 6 Tr
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With Canada’s support, the Global Network of Women Peacebuilders (GNWP) works in 6 fragile and conflict-affected states, Chad, Colombia, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Lebanon, Nigeria, and South Sudan, to ensure women’s meaningful participation at each stage of conflict prevention and resolution, and post-conflict recovery and reconstruction. Project activities include: (1) convening and delivering 15 workshops in the 6 countries on monitoring and evaluation to track resolutions’ implementation and progress on National Action Plans (NAPs); (2) conducting 15 localization workshops to draft Local Action Plans (LAPs) on Women, Peace and Security (WPS) and Youth, Peace and Security (YPS), and to provide technical support, resources and media support to roll out the third generation NAPs in Nigeria and the DRC; (3) providing technical assistance to Local Steering Committees; (4) facilitating three budget workshops of WPS NAPs and LAPs in Colombia, the DRC, and Nigeria; (5) convening eight workshops on community climate change response; (6) delivering five workshops to increase the capacity of journalists and other media practitioners on WPS and YPS; and, (7) conducting six Trainin
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The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership.
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The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the
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The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the
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The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. The focus of Impact 3 is on building the capacity of local actors to undertake humanitarian responses and linking them to decision making spaces. Ultimately, ICSP intends to deliver on increased participation, representation and leadership of local actors in decision making platforms at district and regional levels and enhance humanitarian response and local leadership.
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The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. This programme outcome focuses on building capacity of smallholder farmers on climate smart agriculture, soil and natural resource conservation, organic manure making and application, cultivation of drought tolerant crops, irrigation, mechanisation, postharvest management to reduce harvest losses and use of renewable energy in food production and value chains. This is a critical intervention under this impact area of the
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Output 2: Community members living in the return villages of Matanda and Nyakajenga reached with hygiene promotion and community engagement activities & supported to adopt good hygiene practices, reducing public health risks
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Output 1: 13,879 persons have access to functional water and sanitation infrastructure established in communities, schools, and health centres.
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The 'Protection et moyens de Subsistances (Protection and Livelihoods)' project in the territories of Beni (from 2026), Masisi and Lubero in the Democratic Republic of Congo, implemented by Oxfam through ICSP will directly reach 24,000 people working within 8 communities (from 2026) most affected by armed conflicts qualified in the 2022 OCHA humanitarian response plan. Oxfam will work with partners Solidarité pour la Promotion Sociale et la Paix (SOPROP) and Fédération des Producteurs Agricoles du Congo (FOPAC-North Kivu) to deliver strategy that aims to contribute to peace, stability, poverty reduction and the protection of civilians through interventions aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities to overcome the crises and challenges arising from them. The interventions are aimed at supporting the local actors including the implementing partners to appreciate the HDP Nexus approach to implementation. Examples of results include: innovation on climate action, especially in food production; creation of safe spaces and platforms for communities to engage duty bearers, and embedding the HDP Nexus approach in organisational and programming ways of working
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Partner: The Redemptorists Project: Noki Health Development Phase 2 project addressing infrastructural inadequacies and providing equipment to improve healthcare outcomes.
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Partner: Mill Hill Missionaries Project: Teenage Mothers Empowerment Project Teenage support and technical vocational training to teenage mothers who have faced unemployment and dropped out of school.
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Partner: Good Shepherd Sisters Project: Creating safe spaces for women & children (esp girls) in Kanina artisan mining areas through economic and social empowerment, alternative livelihoods, education & protection programmes, mobilisation against GBV and for rights.
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Partner: Good Shepherd Sisters Project: Creating safe spaces for women & children (esp girls) in Kanina artisan mining areas through economic and social empowerment, alternative livelihoods, education & protection programmes, mobilisation against GBV and for rights.
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Partner: Good Shepherd Sisters Project: Creating safe spaces for women & children (esp girls) in Kanina artisan mining areas through economic and social empowerment, alternative livelihoods, education & protection programmes, mobilisation against GBV and for rights.
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The 2013-2015 outbreak of Ebola virus disease (EVD) in West Africa (Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone) was unprecedented, resulting in more than 11,000 human deaths with an estimated total cost of US$4.3 billion. The outbreak highlighted the need for a greater understanding of the social, economic, cultural, and physical environment factors that are essential to improving EVD response capacities and decreasing the risk of further outbreaks. This project aims to improve understanding of social and environmental factors as precursors for increased vulnerability to EVD outbreaks in susceptible communities. It also seeks to apply this knowledge to mitigate the outbreak potential of EVD and to improve response strategies to contain viral transmission and the spread of disease using community-based initiatives. This research is expected to generate new information on vulnerabilities associated with gender, age, and cultural association that will help to improve prevention and response capacities to EVD at the community, local, country, and international levels. This project is funded by the Rapid Research Fund for Ebola Virus Disease Outbreaks, a CA$1.5 million initiative that was m
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The 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone claimed thousands of lives and cost these countries at least $2 billion in lost GDP. The role of using existing data and information systems for such outbreaks is important to understand in order to strengthen health systems and improve resilience during outbreaks and in other humanitarian settings. This project will develop understanding of how routine health information on key health system measures can inform the ongoing and long-term response to the current Ebola crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and to develop tools that enable the use of this data in future public health crises. The project methods will use existing data to assess the state of health system responses to outbreaks like Ebola before, during, and after the outbreak in affected and non-affected areas. The second phase will primarily use qualitative methods to explore how the routine health information system was used by stakeholders, including frontline health workers, during the outbreak. The research findings will inform both the ongoing response, including long-term recovery operations, and generate generalized lessons that
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The 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone claimed thousands of lives and cost these countries at least $2 billion in lost GDP. The role of using existing data and information systems for such outbreaks is important to understand in order to strengthen health systems and improve resilience during outbreaks and in other humanitarian settings. This project will develop understanding of how routine health information on key health system measures can inform the ongoing and long-term response to the current Ebola crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and to develop tools that enable the use of this data in future public health crises. The project methods will use existing data to assess the state of health system responses to outbreaks like Ebola before, during, and after the outbreak in affected and non-affected areas. The second phase will primarily use qualitative methods to explore how the routine health information system was used by stakeholders, including frontline health workers, during the outbreak. The research findings will inform both the ongoing response, including long-term recovery operations, and generate generalized lessons that
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There has been a dramatic and alarming rise in the prevalence of so-called “fake news” around the world in the past two years. While the phenomena of both disinformation (deliberately misleading information) and misinformation (incorrect information, usually not intentional) are not new, the degree of damage they can cause in an increasingly digital world is unprecedented. The newfound attention to disinformation in developed countries has resulted mainly from interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. By then disinformation was already negatively impacting perceptions of refugees arriving in Europe, and it has continued to do so. The Canadian government has begun to recognize the threats to Canada, particularly during future federal elections. These examples highlight the need for well-reasoned, research-based policy recommendations for governments both in Canada and worldwide. The primary goal of this project is to move the practices and methodologies of disinformation management into new physical and digital realms, to scale these programs into new use cases, and to investigate the impact of new tools and mechanisms to bridge the gap between offline and online effor
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The improved resilience of vulnerable populations programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the capacity of vulnerable displaced, returnee and host families, to cope with recurring shocks such as natural disasters and conflict. The objectives of the programme is to provide cash transfers and life skills training for households from fragile communities that have recently been affected by crisis; to ensure the safe and timely access to life-saving food and non-food items; and to support households to protect and rebuild their livelihoods. The programme also works to challenge negative gender sterotypes and behaviours in the communtiy through gender transformative discussion activities.. The CHC programmme delivers transformative gender discussions and has seen an improvement in gender relations, the reduction of inequalities and violence, and improved social cohesion thanks to the various awareness-raising and training activities carried out at household and community level.
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The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. RM Adaptation 2: Climate smart agriculture is fundamental to the purpose of this outcome and is an eligible area of work for
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The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. Capacity Building 2: The main focus of this outcome is to strengthen the capacity of partners.
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The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. DRR 1: HH resilience to shocks or disasters is strengthened as the programme works with formal financial service providers
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The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. DRR 1: The program has enhanced the resilience og HHs to shocks and disasters by increasing financial security and, thus, re
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The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. Gender equality 2: this is the main objective of the outcome, which is aimed at improving women’s participation and represen
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The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. RM Adaptation 2: Households have improved hygiene practices using measures to design and deliver water and sanitation servi
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The Providing Green Graduation Opportunities to Households Living in Conditions of Extreme Poverty in Tanganyika Province, DRC programme will work in Manono, Kabalo and Kongolo, Democratic Republic of Congo. It aims to contribute to Concern DRC’s Green Graduation thematic programme, and the goal of the grant is to graduate vulnerable households out of conditions of extreme poverty and support communities to be more inclusive and resilient in Tanganyika, with emphasis placed on improved environmental protection and sustainability. The programme will support over 147,960 people living in extreme poor households, including female headed households, households with disabled members, households with pregnant and lactating women. This will be done through households having access to a predictable source of income to cover their basic needs, households receive farmer field schools trainings, households receive life skills and literacy training, gender transformative discussions held for beneficiaries and partners and improved social cohesion in target communities .. RM Adaptation 2: With this allocation, the green graduation (GG) programme in DRC will conduct a Climate Vulnerability and C
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The improved resilience of vulnerable populations programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the capacity of vulnerable displaced, returnee and host families, to cope with recurring shocks such as natural disasters and conflict. The objectives of the programme is to provide cash transfers and life skills training for households from fragile communities that have recently been affected by crisis; to ensure the safe and timely access to life-saving food and non-food items; and to support households to protect and rebuild their livelihoods. The programme also works to challenge negative gender sterotypes and behaviours in the communtiy through gender transformative discussion activities.. Through the provision of skills training on income generation, and the provision of resources to protect and start rebuilding livelihood assets, programme participants are supported to build their assets and their resilience at household level.
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The improved resilience of vulnerable populations programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the capacity of vulnerable displaced, returnee and host families, to cope with recurring shocks such as natural disasters and conflict. The objectives of the programme is to provide cash transfers and life skills training for households from fragile communities that have recently been affected by crisis; to ensure the safe and timely access to life-saving food and non-food items; and to support households to protect and rebuild their livelihoods. The programme also works to challenge negative gender sterotypes and behaviours in the communtiy through gender transformative discussion activities.. Local partners play a central role in implementation. SOCOAC delivered functional literacy activities to strengthen participants’ ability to manage IGAs and savings. EADEV led community and household-level activities on gender-transformative approaches and protection, while SOFEPADI implemented social cohesion and conflict transformation activities through community dialogues and engagement with local leaders.
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The improved resilience of vulnerable populations programme in the Democratic Republic of Congo implemented by Concern Worldwide aims to improve the capacity of vulnerable displaced, returnee and host families, to cope with recurring shocks such as natural disasters and conflict. The objectives of the programme is to provide cash transfers and life skills training for households from fragile communities that have recently been affected by crisis; to ensure the safe and timely access to life-saving food and non-food items; and to support households to protect and rebuild their livelihoods. The programme also works to challenge negative gender sterotypes and behaviours in the communtiy through gender transformative discussion activities.. Village Savings and Loan Associations are significantly improving households' abilty to save and access credit from financial services and improve their capital as well as their investment capacity thus making them more resilient to withstand unexpected shocks.
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The Emergency WASH Response for IDPs in North Kivu province project was designed to meet the acute needs of newly displaced people in Buhimba IDP camps around Goma city, displaced by the increase in fighting from M23 in North Kivu. The project distributed Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) kits to improve the hygiene and sanitation conditions of almost 19,000 IDPs. The project also provided Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS), including counselling support groups and recreational activities for children to recover from trauma.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Improved protection services and empowerment opportunities for the most vulnerable women and girls. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The Emergency WASH Response for IDPs in North Kivu province supported the acute, immediate hygiene and sanitation needs of Internally Displaced People in Buhimba IDP camps around Goma city. The project distributed WASH kits including menstrual hygiene items and provided MHPSS activities and recreational activities for children, contributing to alleviate trauma, enhancing the wellbeing in the affected communities.
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EMPOWER!-Enabling Meaningful Participation of Women and girls for Essential Rights- has the goal of protecting and empowering the most vulnerable women and girls in Beni, North Kivu, DRC. EMPOWER aims to raise awareness and shift behaviours on education, gender equality, protection, and GBV. Addressing GBV through prevention, response and referral pathways is a core element of the programme; in addition to overcoming the barriers to girls’ education, providing safe, gender sensitive learning environments with quality teaching. The project will reach 12,750 women, men, girls and boys in 2023 with education and protection services.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Improved protection services and empowerment opportunities for the most vulnerable women and girls. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in Beni territory, Eastern DRC. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for a
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EMPOWER!-Enabling Meaningful Participation of Women and girls for Essential Rights- has the goal of protecting and empowering the most vulnerable women and girls in Beni, North Kivu, DRC. EMPOWER aims to raise awareness and shift behaviours on education, gender equality, protection, and GBV. Addressing GBV through prevention, response and referral pathways is a core element of the programme; in addition to overcoming the barriers to girls’ education, providing safe, gender sensitive learning environments with quality teaching. The project will reach 12,750 women, men, girls and boys in 2023 with education and protection services.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Improved protection services and empowerment opportunities for the most vulnerable women and girls. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in Beni territory, Eastern DRC. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for a
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EMPOWER!-Enabling Meaningful Participation of Women and girls for Essential Rights- has the goal of protecting and empowering the most vulnerable women and girls in Beni, North Kivu, DRC. EMPOWER aims to raise awareness and shift behaviours on education, gender equality, protection, and GBV. Addressing GBV through prevention, response and referral pathways is a core element of the programme; in addition to overcoming the barriers to girls’ education, providing safe, gender sensitive learning environments with quality teaching. The project will reach 12,750 women, men, girls and boys in 2023 with education and protection services.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Improved protection services and empowerment opportunities for the most vulnerable women and girls. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The EMPOWER! programme is supporting the social and economic empowerment and provision of protection services for the most vulnerable women and girls in Beni territory, Eastern DRC. The programme is increasing the knowledge awareness and capacity of communities to address gender norms and practices affecting women and girls, improving access to appropriate quality psycho-social support and response services for a
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EMPOWER!-Enabling Meaningful Participation of Women and girls for Essential Rights- has the goal of protecting and empowering the most vulnerable women and girls in Beni, North Kivu, DRC. EMPOWER aims to raise awareness and shift behaviours on education, gender equality, protection, and GBV. Addressing GBV through prevention, response and referral pathways is a core element of the programme; in addition to overcoming the barriers to girls’ education, providing safe, gender sensitive learning environments with quality teaching. The project will reach 12,750 women, men, girls and boys in 2023 with education and protection services.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Increased equitable access to quality, inclusive, safe, gender-responsive education and learning for vulnerable children, particularly girls. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The EMPOWER! programme is supporting improved provision of gender responsive, conflict sensitive, safe and inclusive education services for vulnerable children in Beni territory, Eastern DRC. The programme is supporting the rehabilitation of classrooms, learning spaces and gender sensitive WASH facilities at target schools.
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EMPOWER!-Enabling Meaningful Participation of Women and girls for Essential Rights- has the goal of protecting and empowering the most vulnerable women and girls in Beni, North Kivu, DRC. EMPOWER aims to raise awareness and shift behaviours on education, gender equality, protection, and GBV. Addressing GBV through prevention, response and referral pathways is a core element of the programme; in addition to overcoming the barriers to girls’ education, providing safe, gender sensitive learning environments with quality teaching. The project will reach 12,750 women, men, girls and boys in 2023 with education and protection services.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Increased equitable access to quality, inclusive, safe, gender-responsive education and learning for vulnerable children, particularly girls. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The EMPOWER! programme is providing increased access to inclusive, safe, gender-responsive and conflict-sensitive quality education for vulnerable children in Beni territory, Eastern DRC. The programme is providing school materials to children aged 6-12 and informal learning opportunities to vulnerable women and girls.
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EMPOWER!-Enabling Meaningful Participation of Women and girls for Essential Rights- has the goal of protecting and empowering the most vulnerable women and girls in Beni, North Kivu, DRC. EMPOWER aims to raise awareness and shift behaviours on education, gender equality, protection, and GBV. Addressing GBV through prevention, response and referral pathways is a core element of the programme; in addition to overcoming the barriers to girls’ education, providing safe, gender sensitive learning environments with quality teaching. The project will reach 12,750 women, men, girls and boys in 2023 with education and protection services.. OVERALL COUNTRY PROG: Increased equitable access to quality, inclusive, safe, gender-responsive education and learning for vulnerable children, particularly girls. SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The EMPOWER! programme is providing increased knowledge and skills to education stakeholders to mitigate socio-cultural and systemic barriers to quality education for vulnerable children, particularly girls, in Beni territory, Eastern DRC. The programme is providing training opportunities and awareness raising sessions on gender-sensitive education, inclusion and positive
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The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners ECC-MERU and SARCAF in South Kivu, DRC, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 17,833 individuals were successfully reached.. Resilience Building
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The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners ECC-MERU and SARCAF in South Kivu, DRC, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 17,833 individuals were successfully reached.. This objective is split into two sub-objectives (peace-building and conflict prevention, and gender-based violence prevention and response), hence why two principle markers are considered
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Under Stream 3, CA and partner SARCAF delivered a one-off MPCA grant to 865 highly vulnerable conflict-affected households, reaching approximately 5,870 people. The assistance helped families meet immediate basic needs, particularly food and medicine, and reduce harmful coping strategies.. Humanitarian Response
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The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners ECC-MERU and SARCAF in South Kivu, DRC, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 17,833 individuals were successfully reached.. Humanitarian response
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The Chronic Crisis Stream Programme implemented by Christian Aid with local partners ECC-MERU and SARCAF in South Kivu, DRC, aims to meet the complex interconnected needs of crisis- and conflict-affected communities, reduce the risk of violent conflict, foster resilience and reduce vulnerability to the impacts of climate change, through integrated, people-centred approaches which put communities and civil society organisations in the driving seat. The objectives of the grant are to support communties to: (1) respond to humanitarian need, (2a) tackle violence and build peace; (2b) tackle gender-based violence; (3) strengthen resilience; and (4) adapt to climate change. In 2025, 17,833 individuals were successfully reached.. Climate change adaptation was the principal objective of programme interventions: Communities and local leaders have improved knowledge of climate change effects, the causes and impacts of climate change and the role of adaptation; target households were supported to adopt sustainable climate-resilient farming methods, promote diversified agricultural production to reduce climate risk, and cultivate and distribute climate-resilient seeds; and communities have bee
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DR Congo Ebola Funds : US$700 Million Still Untraced. Reported by riotimesonline.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · riotimesonline.com
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Airtel Uganda on Thursday launched the country’s first satellite-to-mobile service in partnership with Starlink, making Uganda the second African nation after the Democratic Republic of Congo to commercially roll out the technology. The service, unveiled at Kampala’s Marriott Hotel, allows compatible smartphones to send SMS and WhatsApp messages … The post Minister Lumumba launches Airtel Uganda-Starlink satellite-to-mobile service appeared first on The Independent Uganda:.
Source: The Independent (Uganda)
In Beni, eastern DRC, families from the Indigenous Pygmee community are living in extreme hardship after fleeing violence attributed to the ADF. Since May 2026, they have found refuge in Boikene, far from their forests and traditional means of subsistence.
Source: Africanews
Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Uganda, United Republic of Tanzania UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs The Ebola outbreak
Source: UN OCHA
Aid teams trying to keep deadly Ebola disease from spreading in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) are increasingly concerned about ongoing fighting and violence that has forced thousands of people to flee a displacement camp in the vast, resource-rich east of the country.
Source: UN News Africa
DR Congo Police Block Opposition Funeral in Kinshasa. Reported by riotimesonline.com and surfaced through GDELT global news monitoring.
Source: GDELT · riotimesonline.com
President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo to ensure safe and secure humanitarian access so that health workers can reach every community affected by the country’s deadly Ebola outbreak.
Source: News24 (South Africa)
43,975,970 people assessed as in need (Water Sanitation Hygiene) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
26,925,136 people assessed as in need (Emergency Shelter and NFI) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
14,668,984 people assessed as in need (Mine Action) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
17,082,618 people assessed as in need (Housing, Land and Property) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
45,575,572 people assessed as in need (Gender Based Violence) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
28,035,634 people assessed as in need (Child Protection) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
47,705,834 people assessed as in need (Protection) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
46,983,469 people assessed as in need (Nutrition) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
4,579,742 people assessed as in need (Multi-sector (unspecified)) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
205,309,188 people assessed as in need (Intersectoral) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
98,520,681 people assessed as in need (Health) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
134,243,271 people assessed as in need (Food Security) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
14,521,208 people assessed as in need (Education) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
7,429,494 people assessed as in need (Camp Coordination / Management) in DR Congo, DR Congo, per the Humanitarian Needs Overview figures published on HDX.
Source: OCHA HDX HAPI — Humanitarian needs
For shipowners, insurers and risk teams
Country, port and voyage briefings with named sources, stated confidence and clear evidence limits.
