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ENHANCING PARTNERSHIPS MoU Between NDRMF and Islamic Relief Pakistan sharing views on joint collaboration- CEO NDRMF, Mr. Bilal Anwar and Country Director IRP, Mr. Asif Sherazi. ✅NDRMF is developing new approach towards business strategy focussing on improvised strategic pillars transformation to new business model having overarching approach. ✅one of the important focus is on Building/Enhancing Partnerships ✅NDRMF signed MoU with Islamic Relief Pakistan. signed bwteen CEO NDRMF, Mr. Bilal Anwar and Country Director IRP, Mr. Asif Sherazi. Understandings as per MoU includes: 1. Collaboration under Awareness, Advocacy and Outreach 2. Developing innovative ideas under Climate Resilience, DRR and related fields 3. Knowledge creation under various subjects. Bilal Anwar Muhammad Fawad Hayat Muhammad Mehran Afzal M.Junaid Akhtar Islamic Relief Worldwide Islamic Relief Pakistan @Asif Sherazi Asian Development Bank (ADB) The World Bank #optimisingimpact

In Yemen, access to basic services is limited and competition over resources can lead to conflict within previously close-knit communities. That's why the Supporting Resilient Livelihoods, Food Security and Climate Adaptation in Yemen Joint Programme brings communities together to address challenges collectively. This has not only strengthened the social fabric of Yemeni communities, but has also inspired them to contribute to various initiatives and projects that serve the needs of Yemen’s most vulnerable groups. Thanks to #EUinYemen and The The Embassy of Sweden Amman – Regional Development Cooperation in the Middle East and North Africa, UNDP Yemen and local partner Social Fund for Development support local governance and promote social cohesion for a united and prosperous #Yemen. Read more 👇 and meet Abdulrahman, a young Yemeni economist who became a peacebuilder. https://bit.ly/48xjrrz

In Yemen, access to basic services is limited and competition over resources can lead to conflict within previously close-knit communities. That's why the Supporting Resilient Livelihoods, Food Security and Climate Adaptation in Yemen Joint Programme brings communities together to address challenges collectively. This has not only strengthened the social fabric of Yemeni communities, but has also inspired them to contribute to various initiatives and projects that serve the needs of Yemen’s most vulnerable groups. Thanks to #EUinYemen and The Embassy of Sweden Amman – Regional Development Cooperation in the Middle East and North Africa , UNDP Yemen and local partner Social Fund for Development support local governance and promote social cohesion for a united and prosperous #Yemen. Read more 👇 and meet Abdulrahman, a young Yemeni economist who became a peacebuilder. https://bit.ly/48xjrrz

The Association vivre au Sahel was born in 2012 from the conviction of a number of people of good will who realized that the situation of our society in terms of development, adaptation to climate change and the fight against poverty required the mobilization of everyone. This situation is aggravated by the disruption as well as the loss of the values that govern our society, leading to the proliferation of criminal groups (drug traffickers, terrorists, banditry etc.) threatening civil peace in Mali. AVS, which became an NGO in 2016, has as its main mission: Strengthening the protection and resilience of populations affected by crises and climate change in Mali. The NGO AVS works in three areas: protection, the environment and food security. It has a dozen projects in Mali, notably in the north of the country in Timbuktu and Taoudenni. In terms of figures, the NGO AVS has reached 30,000 people through its projects, 50 communes in Mali and 70 villages in northern Mali. The NGO AVS works with several donors, including UNICEF, ACTED, the Malian government, the US embassy in Mali, the CRS...

In response to the crises in Sudan and Palestine, the Egyptian Red Crescent (ERC) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) have initiated concerted efforts. As of the present moment, a total of 1,936 Sudanese households have received multipurpose cash assistance in Cairo and Aswan. Furthermore, disbursements are scheduled to take place in Alexandria and Aswan over the ensuing week. Additionally, 59 Palestinian households, currently stranded in North Sinai, are presently undergoing disbursement processes. #crisisresponse #palestine #sudancrisis #ERC #icrc

Join the Hunger Campaign: Help Islamic Relief Fight Hunger in Somalia Somalia is facing a severe humanitarian crisis. On this World Hunger Day, Islamic Relief is launching the Hunger Campaign to tackle this issue. What You Should Know: ❗21% of the Population in Crisis: From January to March 2024, millions of Somalis struggled to find enough food. ❗Multiple Crises: Conflict, inflation, and extreme weather due to climate change are worsening the situation. ❗Children at Risk: In 2024, 1.8 million children are at risk of acute malnutrition. Over 430,000 could suffer from severe malnutrition, affecting their growth, immune systems, and cognitive development. How You Can Help: ✅ Provide Clean Water: https://lnkd.in/g6jgzGdC ✅ Support Somalia Projects: https://lnkd.in/ggGhw_EB Stand with Islamic Relief to support those suffering from hunger in Somalia. Together, we can bring hope and relief to millions. Think HUMANITY, Think ISLAMIC RELIEF! #islamicrelief #humanitarianaid #EndHunger #somalia

My perspective on the Yemeni international forum by Sanaa Center for Strategic Studies, and why I support such initiatives that enable #Yemenis to come together, express their concerns, and collaboratively devise locally driven solutions. Emphasizing locally owned and locally led efforts is crucial for fostering meaningful and sustainable progress in #Yemen

#Sudan🇸🇩 has seen violent conflict across many parts of the country for over 100 days, killing hundreds, including civilians, wounding over 5,100, and sending hundreds of thousands fleeing their homes and the country. While talks in Jeddah tentatively move ahead, the need for a more inclusive process (and outcome) remains paramount to meet the aspirations of the #Sudanese people. Our latest research shows that understanding the underlying obstacles 🚧 to a peaceful & #inclusive political transition process in Sudan🇸🇩 is key 🔑 for civilian actors to strategise effectively. Check out our policy paper on ways to end violence: https://ow.ly/nTrg50PqLwn Women's Peace & Humanitarian Fund (WPHF)