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5 Min Inspiration: Getting water faster in Sudan
The Integrated Humanitarian Assistance Project worked with $5 million in funding to help 309,416 people directly reduce the impacts they were facing from COVID-19 in Sudan.
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How VSLAs increase public participation
“[it] moved us from darkness to the light.”
“Humanitarian workers are struggling to keep up with the flow of refugees and to build up an infrastructure to accommodate them”
During my recent visit to the Ethiopian Tigray refugees in Um Raquba camp, eastern Sudan I saw a devastating humanitarian situation.
Sudanese helping each other
The South and East Darfur Emergency Assistance Project ran from 2017-2018 with $1.2 million in funding by the US Government’s Office of Foreign and Disaster Assistance (OFDA). It reached 309,981 people. The project is continuing through 2019 for a new…
5 Minutes of Inspiration: Sudanese helping each other
2 out of 3 of the people in CARE’s South and East Darfur Emergency Assistance project said what they want the next phase of the project to do is help more people in different communities. It’s an incredibly humbling fact: people who are getting the most…
Self Sufficiency in WASH in Sudan
Women in Sudan spend less time waiting in lines—and have more clean water. Find out how.
How markets are reducing conflicts in Sudan
Want to resolve conflicts between farmers and pastoralists? CARE Sudan has figured out an answer.
How women’s success is getting men involved in resilience in Sudan
“[Men] normally control every aspect of our lives. In the VSLA, we can make decisions.”
SOUTH SUDAN A hole lot more than a just a toilet
In a humanitarian crisis such as the one currently unfolding in South Sudan, it is food, water and safety that are usually considered the essentials for survival. Yet as the world marks World Toilet Day (19 November), CARE’s Tom Perry discovers that the…