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Sudan
A chance to do things differently in Sudan
After receiving training in construction and masonry, former child soldier Mark* constructs a latrine outside his grandmothers house in Kasai-Central, DRC.

*Name changed to protect identity

Photo: Itunu Kuku/NRC
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DR Congo
A former child soldier’s greatest battle
Athieng (20) student at the Accelerated Education Program in Nyumanzi, Adjumani District. Athieng fled from South-Sudan to Uganda in 2015 with her two brothers and mother, after first staying 2 years in Kenya. They live 25 km from the border to South-Sudan.  

In Nyumanzi Settlement in Adjumani, Uganda Athieng gave birth to twin daughters in 2019 and her mother is taking care of them while Athieng is in school. Her father is still in South-Sudan. 

Athieng is now attending last year of primary school in NRCs Accelerated Education Program. She and her 14 year old brother is attending the same class. AEP in Nyumanzi has more than 200 students from the age of 10 to 20 years. Athieng has a dream to become a nurse in the future.

Location: Youth Center in Nyumanzi Settlement, Adjumani District, Uganda

Photo: Ingrid Prestetun/NRC
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South Sudan | 23. Feb 2021

Urgent action needed to tackle triple threat of conflict, flooding and hunger in South Sudan

Rising levels of armed violence, and almost 500,000 people displaced by floods and looming famine in five states are deepening an already dire humanitarian crisis in South Sudan. Renewed fighting in many parts of the country has escalated to levels as serious as any, since the conflict started in 2013. Delivery of humanitarian assistance continues to face significant obstructions particularly in areas hardest-to-reach. Four aid workers have also been killed in the line of duty this year alone.

Anne fled her village when armed groups attacked in the morning of the 19th of January. She was going back home from the church when she saw armed men arriving from the bush.

"I saw them deep in the bush. My house is at the end of the village. They came in a column. As soon as I saw them, I immediately understood that it was the rebels. 

I left immediately, without taking anything. I only caught what was around me.

Since we have been here, we have stayed under this tree. We are on the ground. We are suffering a lot and we have nothing to eat.

It was the good people who brought us cassava leaves. The price of cassava has risen and we are finding it difficult to eat.

Even the children are suffering. They have lost all their school supplies. They go to school without a bag, without a notebook, without a slate, without clothes. What I can tell you is that we are suffering," says Anne.

Date: 8th February 2021
Location: Liton village - 22km from Bangui
Photo: Tom Peyre-Costa/NRC
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The country where one in three is displaced
Afghanistan | 10. Feb 2021

Afghanistan girls’ high school severely damaged in airstrike and fighting

Recent fighting between Afghan security forces and armed opposition groups has destroyed a girls’ high school in Faryab province in Northern Afghanistan. The destruction of the school has robbed more than 3,000 students of their classrooms.

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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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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

When the military attacked their village and burned down their home in front of their eyes, Mohammed and his family fled to Bangladesh. Photo gathered in 2018.
Myanmar | 16. Nov 2020

The remaking of Myanmar

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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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Global figures

Global displacement
79.5 million people displaced in the age of Covid-19
Global displacement
A few countries take responsibility for most of the world’s refugees
Sara Ishaq, 17 years old
Global displacement
Sara was to be married – at the age of seven
Neglected crises
The world’s most neglected displacement crises in 2019
Global displacement
Covid-19 and conflict: a deadly mix
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