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Ali AlHassan and his family lost their home in the earthquakes. They have found safe accommodation in Mardin.
Welthungerhilfe: “People in Syria and Türkiye need long-term and sustainable support”
The Esse Ejjas women: community efforts to protect the rights of the indigenous peoples in Bolivia.
A high-level panel discussion in Addis Ababa promoted the localization of humanitarian aid in Ethiopia.
A women's cooperative in Gaziantep distributes freshly cooked meals to around 3,000 earthquake survivors every day.
NGOs call for the protection of civilians, humanitarian access, localisation and durable solutions in Ukraine.
Urbanization is changing eating habits: City dwellers eat fewer fruits and vegetables. Strategies to combat malnutrition are needed.
When funds flow illegally from poor countries, it undermines potential economic progress. Neither political anti-corruption nor transparency
The agreement reached at the end of 2022 is a historic breakthrough and offers a great opportunity to significantly better protect biodivers
The ecosystems of urban centers need to integrate agriculture and the use of rainwater and wastewater – for example to water the greenery.
With increasing urbanization, the quality of food can suffer. Urban environments can be innovative and find adapted models of provision.
Our colleagues provide people in Syria and Türkiye with food, hygiene articles, winter clothing and tents.
