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Since 2016, HI has been running demining operations in the department of Cauca. Today, the region around the municipality of Inzá is mine-free. The communities are resuming their activities in safety.

Gaëlle Smith, HI’s emergency rehabilitation specialist, went to Ukraine to support the local teams in the country. She tells us about her experience.

States are invited on 18 November in Dublin to adopt the international agreement on bombing in populated areas.

Following catastrophic flooding across Pakistan, HI supports the most vulnerable households with provisions of food and emergency supplies.

Thanks to the European Humanitarian Response Capacity, HI supports humanitarian partners in delivering essential goods to hard-to-reach populations in Ukraine.

In Kalobeyei refugee camp in Kenya, the students have access to inclusive education, thanks to HI. Susan, head teacher of the camp’s inclusive school, explains its benefits.

Like many Ukrainians, Nadezhda lives with compromised health conditions. After the war worsened her symptoms and displaced her from home, HI rehabilitation helped relieve pain and restore her energy.

After her home caught fire in her sleep, Hawa developed emotional stress and feared for her family’s safety. Psychosocial support from HI helped her find peace of mind.

HI has been conducting land release operations in Iraq since 2016. Clearance is currently underway in Kirkuk.

As a devastating drought continues in the south of Madagascar, food insecurity increases. HI supports vulnerable households with food assistance.

In the lead-up to the United Nations’ Transforming Education Summit (19 September), Humanity & Inclusion and partners are carrying out the social-media campaign #DoYourHomework. Through this campaign, we are calling on national and global leaders to take concrete steps to include all learners, and ensure that children and youth with disabilities are not left out of the Summit and its outcomes.

The Transforming Education Summit will take place on 16-19 September at the United Nations headquarters in New York. On September 19, it will be attended by Heads of State and Governments to present their countries’ commitments to developing education or relaunching education plans after two years of COVID-related disruption.

Pakistan is experiencing its deadliest flooding in over a decade, with over 6.4 million in need of humanitarian aid. HI prepares emergency kits to support the most vulnerable families.

Enayatullah, 9 years old, lost his leg because of an explosive remnant of war. HI has come to his aid.

In the lead-up to the United Nations’ Transforming Education Summit (19 September), Humanity & Inclusion and partners are carrying out the social-media campaign #DoYourHomework. Through this campaign, we are calling on national and global leaders to take concrete steps to include all learners, and ensure that children and youth with disabilities are not left out of the Summit and its outcomes.