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Libya

Eight reasons why people are dying in the Mediterranean

NORCAP Head office staff, Elise Luhr Dietrichson, Helen Kape Peters and Eirin Ulleberg visiting a refugee camp in northern Uganda, 2018. (Photo: Emile Ntempera/NORCAP)

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75 years of NRC

“It hurts to see a five-year-old weigh as little as a two-year-old”

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Libya

Hope for Libya’s healthcare after ten years of conflict

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Libya | 03. May 2021

More migrants die trying to cross Mediterranean

Statement by the Norwegian Refugee Council's country director in Libya, Dax Roque, on the latest tragedy of migrants dying in the Mediterranean.

Africa|South Sudan | 26. Apr 2021

South Sudan: Fresh violence exacerbates famine threat

Escalating conflict in South Sudan’s Equatoria regions has led to the killing of civilians, forced thousands of people to flee and disrupted planting for farmers at a time when 60 per cent of the population is suffering from acute food insecurity. The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) is calling on all parties to the conflict to urgently resolve tensions and avoid accelerating the risk of famine.

Reaction to UK announcement of cuts to foreign aid

Today the UK Government confirmed the drastic extent of its aid cuts to global humanitarian operations, which have been a lifeline to millions of vulnerable people around the world. In the coming year, the UK will spend £906m to support to humanitarian preparedness and response. This represents a more than 40 per cent drop compared to the 2019.

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Yemen

Yemen’s neighbours need to step up now

Ahmed's wife prepares the lunch for the family inside her tent in Al-Malika camp in Taiz.

Photo: Khalid Al-Banna/NRC

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Yemen

World leaders can still avert famine in Yemen

New arrivals are waiting at the entrance to Um Rakuba camp in Sudan, after being transferred from the border areas.

Global | 07. Jan 2021

What we got wrong about Covid and refugees

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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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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.