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Access to water for all is a #humanright & must be upheld. Today, we celebrate the people of Wupchama community in Maiduguri, #Nigeria, who decided to #BeTheChange and worked together to repair their water source that was damaged by vandals. #AccelerateTheChange #WorldWaterDay

Far from the news and diplomacy spotlight, millions of people are suffering in silence around the world. These were the most neglected crises in 2021. Let us not forget them.

Displacement is not a choice. RT to show that you stand #WithRefugees.

Education in Central and West Africa is under unprecedented threat. Number of schools closed by country (most recent estimates): 🇲🇱Mali: 1,762 🇨🇫CAR: 999 🇳🇬Nigeria: 934 🇨🇩DRC: 2100 (NK and Ituri) 🇨🇲Cameroon: 1,076 🇳🇪Niger: 867 🇧🇫Burkina Faso: 6,134 Total: = 13,872 ⚠️

Norwegian Refugee Council is a trusted partner of 🇳🇴 in #Nigeria. Thank you Eric Batonon for both friendship and all you’ve thought me. And for the nice chat under the mango tree today. All the best for your next assignment! NRC Central and West Africa

I’m back in eastern DR Congo, where the situation for civilians has become desperate since the start of the year.  In Goma, M23 are now in control. People sheltering in camps around the city have been compelled to flee because of the conflict, and many are now in

After the fighting of January and February, 1.8 million people have returned to their land in eastern Congo. There is a tremendous opportunity for people here to build their future. The international community must end it’s chronic neglect of DR Congo

Water is life! But contaminated water kills. Here in Shasha, eastern DR Congo, people are glad to return to their ancestral lands. But they have had to drink from, and wash in, a contaminated river. NRC teams are helping to chlorinate the water they draw from the river to

A rare sign of hope in eastern DRC: Headmaster Shrukrani, at ecole Bihura, has returned to his school after he fled with all his pupils to Goma during the fighting during early 2024. Children are now back in class - and were singing and smiling when we met them. Shrukrani told

Listening to Francine and Tantine, representatives of the displaced women in a village outside Kihindo, North Kivu. They have 7 and 8 children respectively. The vast majority of the community has now returned, leaving camps on the outskirts of Goma. Now they are back home,

Yesterday I travelled to Goma, Sake and Shasha, where I visited a Norwegian Refugee Council project funded by EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid 🇪🇺. After the dismantling of the camps near Goma, hundreds of thousands of people have returned to their places of origin, where the humanitarian situation is often very

This week, Tom Fletcher Tom Fletcher visited Shasha, North Kivu, one of the areas of DR Congo where people have been returning home. Together with Bruno Lemarquis, Carla Marinez, OCHA DRC and NRC’s Eric Batonon, they discussed NRC’s work and the ongoing challenges.

Jimmy lives in Shasha, DR Congo with his two children. Clashes have left many homes like his in ruins. When he received his shelter kit, he got to work immediately, repairing the home he and his family had fled over a year ago.