Norad

Stronger Locally Led Humanitarian Action

Norway aims for a greater share of humanitarian assistance to be led locally. Launching a pilot programme, the goal is to reach people in crisis more rapidly in Sudan, Syria and Myanmar.

Gaza: – Hard to comprehend how badly injured the children are

Red Cross doctor Roger Alcock has never seen so many injured people as in Gaza. At the field hospital in Rafah, they save lives and also create moments of joy for the children in the midst of the catastrophe.

The Rafto Prize Laureates from Sudan: As Long as We Live, We Believe in Democracy

In war-torn Sudan, local neighbourhood committees known as Emergency Response Rooms (ERR) are making an invaluable contribution to help their fellow citizens with water, food and health care. ERR brings hope when the world is at its darkest. Life is catastrophic for millions of people in Sudan.

– A good journalist is an alive journalist

In Ukraine, journalists risk their lives to cover the war. With support from Norway, independent media outlets continue to provide people with access to vital information, hope and resilience.

Clearing the way for agriculture and safe land

Mines and explosive remnants of war pose a major threat to people in Ukraine. Through knowledge and new technology, Ukrainians are working to make the land safe again. This saves lives and restores food production.

How Norad Fights Corruption in Ukraine

Norway maintains a zero-tolerance policy on corruption. In Ukraine, this means uncovering and addressing corruption risks while working closely with partners to ensure that Norwegian support is used as intended.

Unlocking Digital Opportunities for the Visually Impaired

With Norwegian support, visually impaired people in developing countries are learning to master digital tools – gaining access to a world that was previously closed to them.

Rhino Bond: How innovative finance is saving wildlife

A success story from South Africa shows how private investments are helping to increase the rhino population and strengthen local communities.

– Women are not a problem to be solved, we are actors of change and peace

This spring, leaders, activists and scientists gathered in Oslo to mark the 25th anniversary of UN SC Resolution 1325 – a milestone in the work on the right of women to participate in peace processes. Among them were three defenders of human rights.

Standing Together Against Illegal Gold Mining in the Amazon

In the heart of the Amazon, authorities and Indigenous peoples are joining forces in the fight against illegal gold mining.

Brazil: A Turning Point in the Cattle Industry

For decades, cattle ranching has been one of the main drivers of deforestation in the Amazon. Now, one of the world’s largest meat-producing countries is taking steps to shift the industry.