Projects

Multisectoral aid project in Armenia

After the Azerbaijani offensive in September 2023, hundreds of thousands of people fled from Nagorno-Karabakh to Armenia. The often traumatic experiences leave physical and psychological wounds and accompany the refugees as they try to start a new life. At the same time, the past influx of refugees...

Emergency flood relief for families affected by Cyclone Remal

The project focuses on supporting the population affected by the recent cyclone (June 2024) in Purbo Jafflong, Moddho Jafflong union, Gwaingaht Upazilla, Sylhet District, Bangladesh. The main objective is to support the most vulnerable households directly affected by the cyclone.

Emergency aid for the population affected by Cyclone Remal

The project is aimed at the population affected by Cyclone Remal in the Mongla and Satkhira areas of southern Bangladesh. The main focus is on the most vulnerable groups who have suffered considerable damage to their homes, agricultural land, infrastructure and lives.

Food security and school education for vulnerable children and families, Bajil district in Al Hudaydah, Yemen

The Bajil district in the west of the country is a poor region where most people work in agriculture or trade. The conflict has damaged large parts of the infrastructure, severely limiting access to food, education, water and healthcare. The project targets the most vulnerable children and their...

Emergency aid project in Ukraine

Millions of Ukrainians have fled the war to various regions of western Ukraine. At the same time, many people are still holding out in their eastern Ukrainian homeland. They all have one thing in common: their everyday lives have changed fundamentally - the war has dominated their lives since spring...

Sustainable food security and hygiene standards

The Saghata district in the north of Bangladesh is heavily dependent on agriculture. The region is bordered by large rivers that regularly burst their banks and destroy farmers' harvests. This and other extreme weather conditions lead to food insecurity. At the same time, there is a shortage of...

Strengthening resilience and promoting sustainable livelihoods

The Satkhira district, in the south of Bangladesh, borders directly on the world's largest mangrove area, the Sundarbans. Life here is rural, and large sections of the population are socially disadvantaged, have low incomes and are cut off from state support and development. The population's low...

Empowering tribal women in the Sundarbans

The Sundarbans in India (West Bengal) are the world's largest mangrove area. They protect the coastal area and the hinterland from floods, storm surges and cyclones. Tribal communities in the Sundarbans are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and have limited support to adapt to...

Sheep as a way out of poverty

In the Shirak region of northern Armenia, which is characterized by poverty and unemployment, 16 vulnerable families receive sheep. The sale of dairy products and wool, as well as covering the households' own needs, improves their livelihoods. The first three newborn lambs are given to other...

Psychologically supervised summer camps for displaced children in Armenia

When fleeing from Nagorno-Karabakh, displaced children have often left a part of their childhood behind. The summer camp offers these children important psychosocial support in a playful way to help them come to terms with their sometimes traumatizing experiences. Through art therapy, theater games...