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The Philippines faces a relentless struggle against hunger in a context of enormous climate challenges, and remains the most disaster-prone country according to the Global Risk Index 2023. Its heavy dependence on natural resources for livelihoods further aggravates the hunger situation in the country. Recently, the Social Weather Stations have...

In the Île-de-France and Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur regions, Action Against Hunger has been working for more than three years alongside those involved in access to food and the fight against precariousness and exclusion. The aim is to better meet the essential needs, including food, of those who are furthest away from...

In 2023, our work in Armenia was expanded to help refugees from Nagorno-Karabakh. Together with local partner organisations, we provided essential support and services, particularly to children and their carers, older people, people with disabilities and people living in remote and border communities. 

More than 13,290 refugees benefited from the...

At Action Against Hunger we are working in Spain through our social action strategy for 2021-2025. This strategy is mainly based on two programmes: social and professional integration and food security. 

In 2023, we allocated a budget of 8.8 million euros for our programmes, reaching more than 5,000 families. 

In...

Action Against Hunger worked in Ukraine from 2014 to 2018 and resumed operations in February 2022. Our coordination is currently based in Kiev, with activities focused in western Ukraine (Chernivtsi), mainly aimed at supporting displaced people and host communities; and in eastern Ukraine (Dnipro and Kharkov), with activities focused on...

Action Against Hunger rehabilitated drinking water supply systems in schools and helped local authorities detect leaks in community water networks. It also launched a participatory tool to analyse water stress risks, consulted communities to strengthen environmental standards, and continued to raise public and authorities' awareness of good hygiene and water...

Our team addressed malnutrition and its root causes through food distribution to disadvantaged families, screening and treatment for malnourished children, psychological support for traumatised people and survivors of sexual violence, and income-generating activities.

We also worked with local authorities to strengthen health systems and build resilience at the community level...

Action Against Hunger helped vulnerable refugees and host communities become more self-reliant through a phased project. It combined financial assistance with strengthening guidance pathways and local capacities to address mental health needs. In addition, the organization supported comprehensive livelihood interventions. It also created short-term employment opportunities for vulnerable Jordanian households...

In response to these challenges, Action Against Hunger focuses primarily on providing assistance in health, nutrition, water, sanitation and food security. By 2023 we will reach more than 190,000 people. Of these, more than 175,000 were supported with water, sanitation and hygiene initiatives, including hygiene kits and awareness programmes, and...

Action Against Hunger launched an emergency response, reaching some 27,000 people with food security and subsistence services in the latter part of 2023, such as fresh food distribution. In the last quarter of 2023, WASH services reached nearly 308,000 Palestinian households with cleaning services, latrine and sewerage repair, shelter and...

Action Against Hunger provided assistance, reaching more than 1 million people in 2023 in Aleppo, Hasakah, Hama, Idlib and Latakia. Focusing on health and nutrition, food security, livelihoods and emergency response efforts (particularly in earthquake-affected communities), Action Against Hunger worked to revive existing community structures for sustainable and locally managed...

In Yemen, Action Against Hunger worked to improve the health and nutritional status of vulnerable populations. To this end, it strengthened the quality and access to primary care and nutrition services in health centres and offered its mobile teams, including the provision of medicines, medical equipment and training. It also...