🌍 In Central African Republic (CAR), conflict has been ongoing since 2013, displacing almost a quarter of the population. A staggering one-in-10 children in CAR do not live to see their fifth birthday and nearly 75% of the population lives below the international poverty line. Against this difficult background, incredible communities are working together to fight hunger and beat the odds. Alliance2015 member Concern Worldwide, with funding from the European Union, is working with these communities in the #Mobaye and #Zangba regions, supporting them to meet their basic needs as they lift themselves out of poverty. Find out how! 👇 https://bit.ly/3U2zIyX
Alliance2015
Non-profit Organization Management
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Alliance2015 is a strategic partnership of 7 EU ngos engaged in humanitarian and development activities
About us
Alliance2015 is a strategic network of seven European non government organisations engaged in humanitarian and development activities. The Alliance2015 members are ACTED/France, Ayuda en Acción/Spain, Cesvi/Italy, Concern Worldwide/Ireland, HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation/Switzerland, People in Need/the Czech Republic and Welthungerhilfe/Germany. Founded in 2000 to foster and nurture collaborations for greater scale and impact towards the Millennium Development Goals, Alliance2015 is a strategic and operational network of European-based international NGOs, working towards the broader vision of Agenda 2030 and a world free from poverty, hunger, injustice and inequality. We are engaged in partnerships of different types and at different levels, and Alliance2015 members are our first partnership of choice.
- Website
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External link for Alliance2015
- Industry
- Non-profit Organization Management
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Brussels, Brussels
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2000
- Specialties
- food and nutrition security, emergency response, NGOs, EU affairs, International Cooperation, Sustainable development, and Civil Society
Locations
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Rue de la Loi 155
Brussels, Brussels 1040, BE
Employees at Alliance2015
Updates
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Alliance2015 looks forward to continuing constructive collaborations with ECDPM 🌍under its new leadership.
Congratulations San Bilal on your appointment, and on this positive call to listening and collaborative action in the EU's relations with the rest of the world. Let's look out and forward, not inwards and backwards.
Feeling vulnerable, Europe must reach out better
San Bilal on LinkedIn
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After striking the #Philippines in early September, Typhoon Yagi—the strongest storm to hit #Asia in the past year—has unleashed heavy rains across Southeast Asia, severely impacting northern #Vietnam, #Laos, #Thailand, and #Myanmar. ⚡ In #Myanmar, where several states and regions have been overwhelmed by serious flooding, the affected areas have suffered extensive damage to road networks, transport links, telecommunications, and electricity infrastructure. ⛈️ Flooding and landslides have caused widespread damage to homes and critical infrastructure, including healthcare facilities, schools and WASH infrastructure. 📢 More than 400 people have been confirmed dead in #Myanmar, but with dozens still missing and entire villages cut off, this number is expected to rise... ⚠️ At least 6 million children live in the affected areas, now facing humanitarian challenges, with limited access to vital services. 🦺 Despite the complexity of the situation, Alliance2015 member CESVI is on the ground, working to meet the emergency needs of those most affected. Find out how! 👇 https://bit.ly/3Y2qaGx
Typhoon Yagi Devastates Myanmar: CESVI Responds to the Emergency
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Are you curious to discover the most effective 🌿 ‘greening’ measures that organisations can take, and see how to put these into practice? People in Need, together with Civil Society Now (CSN), is launching a webinar series on Greening Humanitarian & Development Operations 👇
🌿 Want to reduce the environmental impact of your NGO operations? Tune in to our new webinar series on Greening Humanitarian & Development Operations to find out how NGOs can reduce the environmental impact of their offices, transport, and purchases. The series, organised in collaboration with Civil Society Now (CSN), will take place on 1st & 2nd October. Speakers from People in Need’s offices around the world will introduce the most effective ‘greening’ measures that organisations can take, and provide useful tips on how to put these into practice. ✅ Brand new, user-friendly guides and tools will be offered during the webinars to help you apply what you've learned. 📅 When: 1st & 2nd October, 9am-12pm CEST 🌐 Where: Online - register here ➡ https://bit.ly/3TyW2jF
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📢 Our #Nexus report is out! This collection of best practices and recommendations marks the culmination of our multi-country learning exercise on Humanitarian-Development-Peace (HDP) Nexus programming and approaches. The learning exercise provided a forum for discussions and exchanges on best practices, as well as the complexities faced in Nexus implementation across various contexts. The report offers valuable guidance for future joint programming and advocacy actions within our network. Check it out on our website 👇 https://lnkd.in/d9HiVGsE Acted Fundación Ayuda en Acción CESVI Concern Worldwide Helvetas People in Need Welthungerhilfe (WHH)
Our Nexus Report is out!
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🆘 As the humanitarian crisis in #Gaza rapidly worsens, Alliance2015 member Welthungerhilfe (WHH) and CESVI, along with Juzoor for Health and Social Development , are intensifying their efforts to provide life-saving assistance to over 50,000 people in some of the most heavily impacted areas of the #Gaza Strip. Despite facing significant challenges, the organizations remain committed to delivering critical aid to those in need. 🌐 According to the United Nations, more than 90 percent of Gaza’s population has been displaced. Many people have fled multiple times in search of protection from ongoing fighting. 📢 Designated safe zones within the #Gaza Strip change frequently and have become overcrowded, with some areas reaching a density of more than 30,000 people per square kilometer. 🛑 ✋ At the same time, accessing those in need is becoming increasingly difficult due to bureaucratic hurdles and security restrictions. Find out how our members are helping meeting the needs of thousands of people in need on the ground 💪 👇 https://bit.ly/3ZiOuoI
Expanding Survival Aid for Gaza
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📢📢 Groundbreaking report by United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, breaking the tabu of climate reparations, confirming that under international human rights law, countries and corporations responsible for the climate crisis must remedy climate-related harms.📢📢 post by Lien Vandamme
A 🆕 groundbreaking report by UN Secretary-General António Guterres on Loss & Damage and human rights leaves no doubt: under international human rights law, countries & corporations responsible for the climate crisis must remedy climate-related harms. 🔥 Some important messages 👇 🌍 Remedies should be available & accessible to ALL people for human rights violations from Loss and Damage that occurs inside & beyond boundaries. ⚖ States should be accountable for their contributions to the climate crisis, including the failure to regulate corporate emissions. 🛢 There is a moral rationale & legal basis to hold fossil fuels companies accountable for climate harm & reparations. 📈 Historical emissions source attribution is critical to the overall attribution of responsibilities for climate impacts. 👩⚖️ This issue of climate accountability is of critical importance for the upcoming advisory opinion on climate change by the International Court of Justice (ICJ), which will look at the legal consequences for States for causing significant harm to the climate system. Remedies for climate harm can include the right to reparations, including: 👉 restitution 👉 compensation 👉 rehabilitation 👉 satisfaction 👉 guarantees of non-repetition & should also be informed by other principles of international law such as: ⚖ Equity 🏭 Polluter pays 🌎 Common but Differentiated Responsibilities (CBDR) ⚠ Critically, the UNSG recognizes that the UNFCCC L&D mechanisms are "not currently designed or intended [...] to fulfil the human rights obligations of States to provide effective remedies for climate harms" ➡ MORE is needed to fulfill the right to remedy for climate harm. The report dives into #HumanRights- & equity-based approaches for climate resilience: 1️⃣ Integrating a human rights- and equity-based approach to loss and damage in climate laws, policies and assessments 2️⃣ Human rights- and equity-based approaches to strengthen climate resilience 3️⃣ Mobilizing finance for loss and damage through a human rights- and equity-based approach 4️⃣ Advancing access to judicial remedy and accountability for loss and damage 5️⃣ Climate justice and transitional justice approaches to loss and damage Within these chapters, the report dives into important matters such as the need for comprehensive and disaggregated data collection, direct access to funding for frontlines communities, the effective regulation of the private sector, rights-based mobility pathways and remedies for displacement, universal social protection systems, novel sources of finance such as equity-based taxation guided by the polluter pays principle, creating fiscal space through debt restructuring and cancellation, and access to justice. 🔥 In conclusion, with this groundbreaking report, the UN Secretary-General breaks the taboo of climate reparations. Wealthy States should now take responsibility, implement these recommendations & agree to mechanisms to remedy climate harm.
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"I used to fetch water from distant places and pay a lot of money. After People in Need intervened, we saved some money, which has helped us meet our children's needs," says Nomiri Ahmed from Al-Malha, #Yemen. With funds from Alliance2015 partner Welthungerhilfe (WHH) and the Czech Development Agency - CzechAid, Alliance2015 member People in Need connected 10,560 people in Al-Malha village to the public water network powered by solar panels! 🚰🚰 With more than a 30% increase in available water, people can ensure that their families have sufficient water for drinking, cooking, and cleaning. 💪💪 Watch and share #YemenCantWait
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#Ethiopia is characterized by a diverse and rugged topography. ⛰⛰ The plateaus and mountains in particular are crisscrossed by deep gorges that turn into raging rivers during the rainy season. 🌧 But what is beautiful to the eye is a major challenge for local, rural residents’ everyday lives. Many gorges cannot be crossed at all, only during the dry season or only through long and arduous detours. Learn how specialists from #Nepal, with the support of Alliance2015 member Helvetas are helping the local population by building bridges and improving local growth! 🌉 🤝 https://bit.ly/4e0vaR5
Building Bridges in Ethiopia
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🌍 The whole world was looking to Paris this summer to follow the records of the more than 10,000 athletes participating in the 2024 Olympic Games. 🗼 🌡 ⛈ At the same time, the planet is breaking other not so positive records: high temperatures, droughts, floods... Alliance2015 member Fundación Ayuda en Acción wanted to take advantage of this moment to launch its campaign "Records that break people", which aims to raise awareness of the effects of the climate crisis on people and the planet. Find out all the details of this innovative campaign starring Spanish elite athletes!🏅 🏋♀️ 👉 https://bit.ly/3X97UuH
Records that break people: Ayuda en Acción campaign against climate crisis
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