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Europe |

Joint Statement: Call on the EU: Restore Rights and Values at Europe’s Borders

DR Congo |

Thousands of people in DR Congo are in desperate need of humanitarian assistance amid a new surge of violence

A new wave of violence in Ituri province in eastern DR Congo has forced aid organisations to reduce or suspend their activities, leaving thousands of families without life-saving humanitarian support, including food assistance, education and health services.

Colombia |

Colombia: Conflict persists five years after peace deal

Five years after Colombia’s historic peace deal, close to 5 million people are still displaced by armed conflict. Increased international support is needed to alleviate the escalating humanitarian crisis.

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Interview of psychologist Zemir Popovac about the importance of giving. Photo: Beate Simarud/NRC
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The psychology of giving
Suddenly you are no longer alone
“I thought that I would come to Jordan for a month, two months...a year or two, but I have stayed here to this day. Now there is no hope of returning to Syria. Our city Homs was badly destroyed, our house was levelled because of the bombing” Muhammad is a Syrian refugee from Homs. He fled Syria in 2012 to Jordan and now lives in Mafraq city in northeastern Jordan. Muhammad never thought that he would be a refugee in Jordan drying bread for a living, which is the only option he now has to provide a simple income for his family. Capture date: 26/09/2021 Photo: Sherbel Dissi/ NRC
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Jordan
“The hardest thing for me was to adapt”
Saeed Hamood with his friends on the remains of the old school that was hit by an airstrike in Dhubab, Taiz. Photo : Malka Mohammed / NRC
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Yemen
In Yemen, education comes too late for millions of children
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75 years helping people forced to flee

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An Afghan woman with three of her children sitting in front of their tented shelter. The mother and the daughter are looking at something to their left, while the two sons are looking into the camera.
Afghanistan |

Afghanistan is facing a total economic meltdown

Afghanistan |

Afghanistan’s crisis stretches far beyond Kabul airport

Afghanistan: NRC branded vehicle in one of the sites in Sinjitak, Badghis.
Afghanistan |

Aid workers are staying in Afghanistan - as they do in crises globally. We must protect them

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NORCAP: Global provider of expertise

About NORCAP

NORCAP is a global provider of expertise to the humanitarian, development and peacebuilding sectors. We build partnerships with international organisations and national actors to protect lives, rights and livelihoods.

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Partners and donors

NORCAP works with partners on national, regional and international levels in order to contribute effectively to humanitarian operations. We provide expertise in various fields to support to a wide range of organisations and countries through the deployment of expert personnel.

Mohammed Arouki is seconded from NORCAP to support UN´s response to the crisis in Greece. Here he is distributing food to refugees who have just arrived in Chios together with Nicholas Panteloukas from NRC. Photo: Tiril Skarstein, NRC

Our expertise

NORCAP has a pool of more than 1,000 professionals recruited to meet the changing demands of a wide range of partners, situations and crises.

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