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Myanmar

12 current projects
4.1 m. € funding in 2023
80,000 people reached in 2023

+++ A powerful earthquake in Myanmar shook parts of Southeast Asia on March 28. The epicenter was located just 16 kilometers northwest of the city of Sagaing. Following the initial shock at around noon local time, at least one strong aftershock occurred in Shan State, east of Sagaing. WHH has been active in Myanmar since 2002 and we are present on the ground in Sagaing and surrounding regions. Our colleagues are currently assessing the situation. As an immediate response, we are providing €200,000 in emergency aid. +++ Myanmar is the poorest country in Southeast Asia and is deeply affected by political and humanitarian crises. Since the military coup in 2021, violence and conflicts have escalated, leaving around 19.9 million people in need of humanitarian assistance—more than one third of the population. Displaced people and the persecuted Rohingya minority are particularly affected. In addition to political instability, Myanmar suffers from natural disasters, poverty, and supply shortages. WHH supports the affected population both within the country and in refugee camps in Bangladesh.

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Better Seeds Bring Better Harvests

Despite fertile soils, food security for the people of the Ayeyarwady region is not assured due to the lack of good seeds.

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Refugees in Their Own Country

Daw Myig had to leave her village in July 2011, when the violent confrontations in Myanmar escalated.

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News from Myanmar

Publications about Myanmar

Global Hunger Index 2024

Global Hunger Index 2024: How Gender Justice Can Advance Climate Resilience and Zero Hunger

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Global Hunger Index 2024 – Synopsis

Hunger statistics: Download the 2024 Global Hunger Index Synopsis.

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Magazine 2023

The Welthungerhilfe Magazine 2023 in English with selected articles from the four German language issues of the past year.

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