Clean water that outlasts the drought
Boreholes, birkas and solar-powered schemes are only the visible part of the work. The harder part is making sure a water point still runs five years after the trucks leave.
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Field notes, programme updates and analysis.
Stories from the woredas where our teams work, written by the people running the programmes.
Keeping classrooms open through displacement
Education is usually the first service to stop in a crisis and the last to restart. We treat it as life-saving, because for a displaced child it is.
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Mobile health teams and the last mile
Fixed health facilities serve the people who can reach them. Mobile teams exist for everyone else.
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Cash, seeds, and the season after the emergency
Emergency rations stop hunger this month. Agricultural inputs and training decide whether the same household needs rations next year.
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What locally led action looks like in practice
Direct access to the Ethiopia Humanitarian Fund is not a badge. It is a working arrangement that changes who decides what a response looks like.
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World Humanitarian Day: standing with aid workers
Our teams marked World Humanitarian Day by drawing attention to the growing toll of armed conflict on civilians and on the people who serve them.
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