Reports

Four villages in the Cunhinga area have been included in People in Need’s Community-Led Total Sanitation project, which focuses on building toilets in rural villages. This project is community-led and aims to improve sanitation for villagers,…

The Chitanda Project was launched in 2020 in the Jamba and Chicomba municipalities in Huila province of Angola and has already created six field training centres that have benefited more than 210 farmers. The initiative aims…

People in Need (PIN) in partnership with Alliance 2015, has since May 2021, been improving access to WASH (Water Sanitation and Hygiene) services in Samre and Sahrti woredas, in the south-eastern zone of the Tigray region.…

Helping small farmers to improve their agricultural production, access to market, income and nutritional awareness is a challenge that requires integrated approaches. In the south-western province of Huíla, one of the area most-affected by climate change…

People in Need (PIN) has been responding to conflict-affected, vulnerable IDPs and returnees in the SNNP region, Konzo Zone through an integrated, multi-sector project. This project also extends to surrounding woredas including Alle, Derashe Special woredas,…

With the financial support of the European Union Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid (ECHO) organisation, People in Need (PIN) has begun working in the Sorobo Health Centre to address poor access to sanitation facilities and safe…

Abera Tadesse is a 40-year-old farmer and a father of seven—two boys and five girls—who was forced to leave his home due to the conflict in the Southern Nations and Nationalities and People’s Region (SNNPR), Ethiopia.…

A statement from the Regional Desert Locust Alliance Nairobi, 17 April 2020 - The combined impacts of COVID-19 and the desert locust invasion will worsen the already dire food security situation in the greater Horn of Africa. As…

1 Introduction Zambia is a host country to 41 407 refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Almost 21 thousand refugees arrived since January 2017, marked as the starting point the latest influx of refugees to Zambia,…

1 Introduction The Women in Innovations (WIN) Project is a new nutrition-sensitive intervention piloted by PIN in Kalabo district that began in September 2017. The project brings innovative packages of activities that are incorporated into a multisectoral…