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Action Against Hunger carries out several projects to empower women and adolescents in key areas such as health, rights and safe drinking water. One of the programmes, ACT Femmes, focuses on empowerment in the north of the country. In addition, our teams supported the Prossan programme to strengthen health services...

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Action Against Hunger responds to a variety of emergencies related to nutrition, health, water, sanitation and hygiene, as well as conflict. We provide emergency food aid to displaced and insecure people in Ituri, deploying emergency teams across the country to assist in nutrition...

In Colombia, the humanitarian agendas of conflict, migration and climate variability remain priorities. Three elements stand out. First, 30% of the population (15.5 million people) suffer from moderate and severe food insecurity. Second, the armed conflict continues to reveal worrying figures, with more than 539,000 people facing restrictions on mobility...

Action against Hunger provides humanitarian aid in Ethiopia, addressing disaster-affected and hard-to-reach areas. Our interventions in nutrition, health, water, sanitation and hygiene, food security and livelihoods help protect millions of people in need. 

In 2022, we reached 2.9 million people in 61 districts affected by conflict and drought in the...

In 2022, Action Against Hunger helped 74,070 people access essential health and nutrition services. We work with the Ministry of Health and other organizations to strengthen the health system, support health volunteers and provide basic nutritional products. We improve access to safe drinking water by repairing water sources in drought-affected...

According to the food insecurity analysis carried out by national and international institutions involved in the Integrated Phase Classification (IPC) published in Guatemala in June 2023, between September 2023 and February 2024, 2% of the Guatemalan population would be in the Emergency Phase (4), representing 323,000 people, and more than...

In 2022, Action Against Hunger concluded its project to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, providing media and information to nearly 70 000 people to protect themselves from the virus. In addition, support was provided to 56 health centres in Montserrado counties, where the capital, Margibi and Nimba are located, to strengthen...

After tropical storm Ana and cyclones Batsirai and Emnati, Action Against Hunger organized an emergency response to the cyclone together with its national partner ASOS, which impacted on several areas. In order to meet the needs of nearly 39,000 people in the south-east of the country, health, water, sanitation and...

With an INFORM risk index among the 10 lowest in the world, Mali is facing a protracted multidimensional crisis, which is worsening and spreading in the heart of the Sahel regional crisis. In a context of underdevelopment, poverty and climate change, the situation in Mali is characterised by political instability...

Against the backdrop of the Sahel situation, Mauritania faced major challenges in 2023. The prevalence of malnutrition is alarming, with rates exceeding critical thresholds and more than 8% of the population suffering food insecurity. Sanitation continues to be a concern throughout the country, exacerbating unhygienic habits and heightening health and...

In Zimbabwe, Action Against Hunger has carried out large projects aimed at strengthening the systems that communities in various provinces had designed to mitigate the impact of long droughts, economic crises and COVID-19 on food and water security. Through these initiatives, money was given in exchange for work, training was...

Action Against Hunger implements climate change-related projects to improve agricultural resilience through sustainable land management, intercropping and access to weather information. 

Action Against Hunger also supports farmers in Moyamba district to improve the peanut value chain through agro-ecological practices and collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and the private sector...