Since 2003, we have had a permanent mission here, thanks to which we have trained hundreds of teachers, supported thousands of people who decided to return to Armenia from abroad or were affected by the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh. For the first time, Czechoslovaks helped there after the devastating earthquake in 1988. It is Armenia to which the beginnings of the Czech Republic's foreign humanitarian aid and of People in Need itself are strongly linked. Read more about our activities in Angola. We have also helped thousands of children with malnutrition. We work with local clubs, associations, and civil societies to provide information and services to young people, offer educational programmes to schools and support the activities of local associations to highlight issues in their immediate vicinity. We are assisting farming households and communities in their livelihoods, ensuring access to safe drinking water and proper sanitation. Our team is working in the central provinces of Bié and Huambo, hit hard by civil war, in the drought-stricken southern provinces of Huíla and Namibe, and in the poor suburbs of the capital Luanda. Angola is also facing the impacts of climate change, with extreme weather events affecting the poorest in particular.
Read more about our activities in Afghanistan.Īngola is dealing with the fallout of a decades-long civil war that - when it ended at the turn of the millennium - left a deeply fractured society, destroyed infrastructure and nearly half the population below the poverty line. We stayed there after the regime change in August 2021 and have since delivered humanitarian assistance to more than 350,000 Afghans, mainly in the northern and central provinces of the country. Through our work, we have earned the trust of local people and authorities, ensuring safe access to the people who need help the most across the hardest to reach places. During that time, we have helped just under two million people through our humanitarian and development programmes, mainly in the north, west, south-east and central parts of the country. We have been working in Afghanistan since 2001. A country where two-thirds of the population is in dire need of humanitarian assistance, is plagued by drought for the third year in a row and continues to face an economic crisis two years after the Taliban took power in August 2021, all of this against the backdrop of the effects of decades-long conflict and recurring natural disasters. Afghanistan Albania United Arab Emirates Armenia Austria Burundi Belgium Benin Burkina Faso Bangladesh Bulgaria Bosnia and Herzegovina Belarus Belize Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Brazil Brunei Darussalam Bhutan Botswana Central African Republic Switzerland Ivory Coast Cameroon Congo (Democratic Republic of the) Congo Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Czech Republic Germany Djibouti Dominican Republic Algeria Ecuador Egypt Eritrea Estonia Ethiopia Finland Gabon Georgia Ghana Guinea Gambia Guinea-Bissau Equatorial Guinea Greenland Guatemala Guyana Honduras Croatia Haiti Hungary India Ireland Iran (Islamic Republic of) Iraq Iceland Israel Jamaica Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kyrgyzstan Cambodia Korea (Republic of) Kuwait Lao People's Democratic Republic Lebanon Liberia Libya Sri Lanka Lesotho Lithuania Luxembourg Latvia Morocco Moldova (Republic of) Madagascar Mexico North Macedonia Mali Myanmar Montenegro Mongolia Mozambique Mauritania Malawi Namibia Niger Nigeria Nicaragua Nepal Pakistan Panama Peru Poland Korea (Democratic People's Republic of) Paraguay Palestine, State of Qatar Romania Rwanda Western Sahara Saudi Arabia Sudan South Sudan Senegal Sierra Leone El Salvador Serbia Suriname Slovakia Slovenia Sweden Swaziland Syrian Arab Republic Chad Togo Thailand Tajikistan Turkmenistan Timor-Leste Tunisia Taiwan Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Ukrajina Uruguay Uzbekistan Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Vietnam Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe Somalia Republic of Kosovo South Africa Netherlands Portugal Spain French Guiana Aruba Anguilla Bahrain Saint Barthélemy Bermuda Barbados Curaçao Dominica Grenada Guam Saint Lucia Saint Martin (French part) Maldives Marshall Islands Montserrat Nauru Palau Sint Maarten (Dutch part) Tuvalu Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Virgin Islands (British) Martinique Mayotte RéunionĪfghanistan represents one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.
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