On #InternationalMigrantsDay, Dec 18th, we celebrate the economic, social, and cultural contributions of migrants. This day also is meant to raise awareness of the injustices experienced by migrants. Due to lack of job prospects and limited economic opportunities, many Ugandans migrate within and from Uganda. With this comes greater risk of health and safety issues, especially for women and children. Joy For Children Uganda advocates for the rights of Ugandan and international migrants by providing access to basic needs, assistance with education, and empowerment through financial literacy and skill-building. United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) The World Bank UNICEF Uganda
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The recent UNICEF press release highlights a startling statistic: 1.9 million children in Cameroon urgently need humanitarian support due to ongoing conflicts and crises. This underscores the critical need for a coordinated, sustainable solution involving all stakeholders, including the government. Without this, Cameroon risks not only prolonging its economic struggles but also falling short of the SDG 2030 agenda. It’s imperative that we act now to secure a better future for our children and our country. Let’s work together to drive positive change and ensure no child is left behind. #HumanitarianAid #SDGs #Cameroon
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🎥"The young people of Malawi and Africa are the [...] dynamic force of our future and destiny! [...] Utilizing the opportunities that come with migration establishes the fundamental principles of Africanisms which is: Unity, Solidarity and Collective Identify!" - Walter Kasempa AU-IOM Youth Ambassador at the #NationalYouthSummit 2024. Our key take-aways of this successful summit: 1)🌍 Enhanced inclusion of Youth in Malawi's Development Programs at local and national levels 2) 🧰 Make employment opportunities safe and accessible for everyone and raise awareness on the risks of trafficking and exploitation! 3) 🤝Intergenerational and inter-stakeholder discussions are crucial to create innovative and sustainable and actionable interventions with accessible financial resources. #youthandmigration #LeavingNoOneBehind #MigrationMatters
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Our young people didn’t just attend the Summit to observe—they came to make their voices heard! Here’s Matthew Bota sharing his thoughts on Youth Economic Empowerment. He emphasizes the importance of young people setting solid priorities and advocating for financing tailored specifically to youth needs. Watch the video below to hear his powerful message! #TiyikokereKwina #NycomStrategicPlan #2024NationalYouthSummit National Planning Commission of Malawi National Economic Empowerment Fund (NEEF) AGRA Standard Bank Malawi First Capital Bank, Malawi First Capital Bank, Malawi First Capital Bank, Malawi FAO World Relief CARE Malawi Plan International The Hunger Project United Nations UNICEF United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) UNDP ACADES _ USAID
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The humanitarian aid provided to over 2 million Nigerians, mostly women and children, is a crucial lifeline in a country grappling with multiple crises. The efforts of organizations like Voice Nigeria, led by Akom Nya, are commendable, but also highlight the urgent need for sustainable solutions to address the root causes of poverty, conflict, and displacement. It's essential to empower women and girls, who are often the most vulnerable, through education, economic opportunities, and political inclusion. We must work towards a future where humanitarian aid is given to all who need it, in a manner ensuring that Nigerians can thrive with dignity and self-sufficiency. #HumanitarianAid #Nigeria #WomenEmpowerment #SustainableDevelopment #ConflictResolution #PovertyEradication #EmpoweringCommunities https://lnkd.in/erYucCS8
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As we approach World Humanitarian Day, we are reminded of our profound responsibility to support and uplift the most vulnerable—our children. At the core of our humanitarian mission is a deep belief in the potential of every child to shape a brighter future. Our work is driven by the resilience and hope we see in them every day. Whether through education, protection, or advocacy, we are committed to ensuring that every child has the opportunity to realize their dreams. Our mission is clear: to #ActForHumanity and put children first in everything we do. #WorldHumanitarianDay #ChildProtection #HumanitarianWork World Vision Southern Africa World Vision Malawi World Vision Zambia World Vision Zimbabwe World Vision Moçambique World Vision Angola World Vision DRC European Union in Lesotho Tigana Chileshe
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Supporting Internally Displaced Persons in Nigeria: A Collaborative Effort: Proud to share insights from the latest edition of the International NGO Forum newsletter, showcasing the incredible work being done to support internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Nigeria. As of December 2023, over 3.3 million people have been displaced due to conflict, violence, and natural disasters in the northeast, northwest, and north-central regions of Nigeria. Our collective mission is to help these individuals find sustainable and dignified solutions. This edition features contributions from: - Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) - Catholic Relief Services (CRS) - Plan International Nigeria Together, we are making strides in alleviating suffering and building a more inclusive and resilient society. This newsletter is packed with insightful articles, updates, and initiatives that underscore our shared commitment to these vulnerable populations. Check it out to learn more about how we’re working to create lasting change and support those in need. Let's continue to drive dialogue, action, and positive impact! #Humanitarian Aid #IDPs #Nigeria #Sustainable Solutions #International NGO #Collaboration #Resilience
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With nearly half its population living below the poverty line, Niger has become a refuge for over 300,000 displaced people: https://lnkd.in/dy-FamNc How can we foster economic inclusion for refugees and help them thrive amidst adversity? In a new blog from the The World Bank's Knowledge for Change Program (KCP), Kerina Wang, PhD and Brian Oji highlight evidence-based strategies that go beyond material aid to address the unique challenges faced by displaced populations. Key insights include: ✔️ Entrepreneurship training and cash grants in Niger have significantly boosted livelihoods for refugees and host communities. ✔️ In Cox’s Bazar, paid work programs for Rohingya refugees improved psychological well-being and reduced intimate partner violence. ✔️ Targeted interventions like language classes and psychological support are helping Ukrainian refugee children integrate into Italian schools and beyond. These initiatives demonstrate the power of economic inclusion programs to transform lives by addressing the root causes of vulnerability. Read the full blog to explore how these strategies are making a difference: https://lnkd.in/dy-FamNc
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🌍 Empowering Communities: The Mission of Nashaa Aid and Development Initiative 🌍 As a Uganda-based startup with a strong mission in Sudan, Nashaa Aid and Development Initiative is dedicated to making a real difference for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and vulnerable communities. Our work is driven by the urgent needs of those affected by conflict, displacement, and poverty in Sudan, as well as marginalized populations in Uganda. Our mission is clear: IDP children: We believe every child deserves access to quality education, regardless of their circumstances. In Sudan, particularly in conflict-affected regions, children are often at risk of exploitation, abuse, and child labor. Our goal is to create safe, nurturing environments where children can learn and grow, free from fear. Through education, we strive to break the cycle of poverty and displacement. Empowering women: Women in Sudan and Uganda face significant challenges, from economic hardship to the trauma of displacement. At Nashaa Aid, we provide women with economic opportunities through skills training and income-generating activities. Coupled with psychosocial support, we aim to empower these women to rebuild not just their own lives, but also their communities. Empowered women are the cornerstone of resilient societies. Sustainable livelihoods, clean water, and sanitation: In both Sudan and Uganda, access to basic needs like clean water and sanitation is critical for survival and dignity. We work with communities to implement sustainable solutions, ensuring that families have access to clean drinking water and sanitation facilities. Additionally, we promote livelihood programs that help vulnerable families become self-sufficient, reducing dependency on aid and fostering long-term resilience. Nashaa Aid and Development Initiative is committed to community-led solutions, working in close partnership with local organizations and international stakeholders. By focusing on education, women’s empowerment, and sustainable development, we aim to build a brighter future for Sudan and Uganda. If you share our passion for humanitarian work or are looking to collaborate, connect with us! Let’s work together to empower communities and bring hope to those in need. Reach out at: nashaainitiative813@gmail.com. #EmpoweringCommunities #HumanitarianAid #SudanRelief #WomenEmpowerment #ChildProtection #SustainableDevelopment #PartnershipsForChange
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The Role of NGOs in Pakistan: Challenges of Favoritism and the Need for Transparency: NGOs play a vital role in Pakistan, addressing social issues, providing humanitarian aid, and advocating for human rights. However, leadership favoritism often undermines their mission as the studies highlighted that 40% of NGO employees feel opportunities are influenced by personal connections rather than merit, leading to inefficiencies and unequal resource distribution. A 2023 report highlights that only 35% of NGOs in Pakistan publish annual financial reports, underscoring a lack of transparency. To ensure credibility and fairness, it’s crucial for NGOs to adopt transparent practices and merit-based decision-making, fostering trust and truly benefiting those they aim to serve. #NGOTransparency #Meritocracy #Pakistan
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Global economic uncertainties are tightening budgets for some donors. I'd love to hear from you—what is your organization doing to curb this while maintaining a massive impact? Wishing you a good week ahead and feel free to share some of the open funding calls in the comment section 👇 Human Rights, SME & Private Sector in Uganda this one is for you: https://lnkd.in/dbijzwJi NGOs / Nonprofit Organisations, Government / Public Bodies, Academic Institutions, Private Sector 9priority countries; Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Honduras, Mozambique, Pakistan, Senegal, and Sierra Leone: https://lnkd.in/dSd4zqVc. NGOs / Nonprofit Organisations in Food Security, Health, Humanitarian Aid & Emergency: https://lnkd.in/d5wMucPk #FundsraisingforImpact #SustainabilityinSupplyChains #BusinessDevelopment
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