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The empty runway in Sana'a airport. Photo: Nasser Abdulkareem/NRC
Yemen |

Yemen: Keep Sana’a airport out of the crossfire

Statement by the Norwegian Refugee Council’s Country Director for Yemen, Erin Hutchinson, on the latest attack by the Saudi-led coalition on Sana’a airport:

One man interviewing four community members while two other men sit in the background observing.
Kenya |

The weather conversation that saves lives

The weather is equally beloved and dreaded as a topic of conversation. But the important conversations on weather – making sure people are warned about extremities and know what to do when they arrive – is still a challenge. NORCAP climate expert Collison Lore knows the urgency of getting people to talk about the weather – in the right way.

A radio in front of a group of men gathered under a tree in a rural village in Niger.
Niger |

Rain gauges and radios - why climate information is crucial for communities in Niger

Climate change causes an increasing number of exceptional dry periods, heat waves or sudden, heavy rainfalls in many regions in Niger. Thus, farmers and smallholders depend on weather forecasts to be able to adapt and save their yields. The Niger national meteorological department (Niger MET) runs programmes to improve climate communication in rural areas – with the support of NORCAP.

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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’s crisis stretches far beyond Kabul airport
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

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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