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After tropical storm Ana and cyclones Batsirai and Emnati, Action Against Hunger organized an emergency response to the cyclone together with its national partner ASOS, which impacted on several areas. In order to meet the needs of nearly 39,000 people in the south-east of the country, health, water, sanitation and...

With an INFORM risk index among the 10 lowest in the world, Mali is facing a protracted multidimensional crisis, which is worsening and spreading in the heart of the Sahel regional crisis. In a context of underdevelopment, poverty and climate change, the situation in Mali is characterised by political instability...

Against the backdrop of the Sahel situation, Mauritania faced major challenges in 2023. The prevalence of malnutrition is alarming, with rates exceeding critical thresholds and more than 8% of the population suffering food insecurity. Sanitation continues to be a concern throughout the country, exacerbating unhygienic habits and heightening health and...

In Zimbabwe, Action Against Hunger has carried out large projects aimed at strengthening the systems that communities in various provinces had designed to mitigate the impact of long droughts, economic crises and COVID-19 on food and water security. Through these initiatives, money was given in exchange for work, training was...

Action Against Hunger implements climate change-related projects to improve agricultural resilience through sustainable land management, intercropping and access to weather information. 

Action Against Hunger also supports farmers in Moyamba district to improve the peanut value chain through agro-ecological practices and collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and the private sector...

Since the reopening of a permanent Action Against Hunger headquarters in Mozambique in 2021, the organization has focused on the north of the country and has increased its emergency response capacity.

In 2022, they improved access to nutrition and health services in communities affected by difficult-to-reach conflict, providing health and...

Niger continues to suffer an acute and complex humanitarian crisis, compounded by a series of interconnected crises. Persistent insecurity and its consequences, food insecurity, epidemics and floods continue to afflict the population. 

The assessment of the vulnerability of the population to food, nutrition and grazing insecurity shows that almost 2.3...

During 2022, Action against Hunger continued its nutrition and health interventions,
focusing on the detection, treatment and health education of severely undernourished
children. The quality of health, mental health and psychosocial support services at the
Borno and Yobe health centres was also ensured. 
The organization opened a new base in...

Action Against Hunger's interventions in 2023 have focused on the departments of Matam, Podor and Louga, with the aim of addressing the consequences of malnutrition and tackling its root causes, such as limited access to basic services, and food insecurity. These initiatives are part of a multi-sectoral approach covering nutrition...

In South Sudan, Action Against Hunger worked with local partners to launch a care groups project, which helps caregivers improve the health of their families. Our mobile teams added primary care services to nutrition outreach services in remote communities. We also work with the Ministry of Health to help immunize...

In 2023, Action Against Hunger in Sudan prioritised the recovery of its operational capacity, as well as the collection and dissemination of key data and indicators to raise awareness of the situation so that additional funds can be raised in 2024 to improve its capacity. Since the outbreak of the...

In 2022, Action Against Hunger reached 534,014 people in Tanzania through interventions to improve access to safe water, provide safe sanitation and good hygiene and also to treat and prevent undernutrition, improve food security and maintain livelihoods. Our teams trained the population on healthy nutrition, screened children and other vulnerable...