In the Just Future programme, local organisations worked with communities to identify justice and security concerns and engage authorities.

Cordaid and its Shared Futures consortium partners piloted the Most Significant Change (MSC) approach combined with participatory videos.

What can bring people back together when conflict has destroyed trust? An experience from Mali shows that the answer can be quite practical.

In northern Uganda, a poultry farmers' association brings together 42 young entrepreneurs who are pooling knowledge, markets, and resources.

Het is goed dat het kabinet de forse bezuinigingen terugdraait. Er gaat 1,1 miljard extra naar ontwikkelingssamenwerking.

A Caritas Ukraine delegation travelled to The Hague to work with Dutch counterparts on one of Ukraine's most pressing challenges: water.

Obstetric fistula is one of South Sudan's most serious maternal health challenges. A campaign run by Cordaid offers treatment.

At the Africa Food Systems Forum 2026, Cordaid delegates from Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya, South Sudan and Ethiopia shared a regional ambition.

More than one in five Lebanese remain displaced. As global attention on Lebanon dwindles, the country's needs are only increasing.

Days after catastrophic floods buried whole villages in Nepal, Cordaid's local partner is expanding its humanitarian assistance.

Cordaid's WeWork project in Uganda trains 500 young people in fish-farming to teach them a trade and provide opportunities for their future.

This project is helping communities in South Sudan move from survival to resilience, by working on rebuilding their livelihoods.

In Uganda, women who once struggled to make ends meet have found stability and purpose through aquaculture.

Cordaid partner Caritas Venezuela has mobilised a nationwide network of volunteers to support earthquake survivors.

In Northern Uganda, a young entrepreneur proves that financial discipline and digital tools do as much for the environment as planting trees.

Cordaid trains young leaders in South Sudan to make advocacy films and tell their stories, rather than having those stories told for them.

Afghanistan Joint Response

In this booklet, you can read about people's experiences in times of crisis and efforts to improve the situation for thousands of Afghans.

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To address climate-related challenges, Cordaid Burundi launched the Green PBF project and rehabilitated the Nyangungu health centre.

As a participant in Cordaid Uganda's WeWork project, Christopher Musambi's story shows what skills training can actually deliver.

In Kisii County, western Kenya, a former teacher has built a thriving circular farming enterprise on less than a quarter of an acre.

A rare strain of Ebola is spreading rapidly across the DR Congo. Cordaid is on the ground to contain the outbreak before it widens further.

In Afghanistan, many people have found a measure of relief through humanitarian programmes, implemented by local organisations.

Refresher training for frontline health workers aims to improve patient retention, data quality and access to care in South Sudan.

In the arid plains of northern Kenya, a group of women farmers has found an unlikely ally in the fight against climate change: the cricket.

This is an opinion article by Rosana Lescrauwaet on pandemic preparedness and political incoherence, and the role of civil society.

In South Sudan, the Just Future programme, brought together communities, civil society, and institutions to advance security and justice.

People-centred justice can help identify early warning signs of conflict and be one of the most effective tools for conflict prevention.

Cooperatives in Rwanda unite farmers and provide collective strength that delivers stability, improved market access, and efficiency.

In eastern Afghanistan, Cordaid and its partners are reaching hundreds of thousands of people through community-based mental health services.

Communities least responsible for climate change bear its highest costs, like the people living on the coastal fringes of southern Bangladesh

While the world looks away, Sudanese volunteers have built a grassroots aid network from the ground up: the Emergency Response Rooms.

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What began as Memisa, later became Cordaid, an organisation that reaches millions of people with quality healthcare.

As the world's focus shifts to the conflict in Iran and its neighbouring countries, violence is escalating in South Sudan.

As global attention shifts, Caritas Jerusalem's medical points in Gaza continue to provide primary care to tens of thousands of people.

Cordaid improves the quality of basic education in Burundi through a performance-based financing approach.

For the first time, farmers in Burundi can insure their crops against drought and flooding. The project coordinator explains how it works.

What does it mean to “be a man”? Across cultures worldwide, ideas about masculinity shape how men see themselves and relate to others.

Cordaid supports the humanitarian efforts of Caritas Lebanon for the victims of this new wave of violence.

The head of Cordaid's humanitarian partner in Syria, discusses atrocities, failing infrastructure, and why the world should pay attention.

In Rwanda, savings cooperatives are reaching farmers on the front line of climate change and giving them the tools to adapt.

The head of our Kabul office talks about the escalation of violence between Pakistan and Afghanistan and what this means for aid operations.