What we do
Climate awareness, adaptation and climate-resilient community infrastructure — from tree planting to community systems that withstand environmental shocks.
Village Savings and Loan Associations, cooperatives and community-based enterprise that help women, youth and displaced households build income and financial independence.
Access to quality, inclusive learning — including Tsangaya education reform, school-needs assessments and learning materials for underserved pupils.
Civic education, voter participation, election observation and accountability so communities can engage institutions and hold service providers to account.
Community wellbeing and improved access to essential health services, working alongside state health institutions.
Peacebuilding and participatory planning that bring displaced and host communities together as equal partners in local development.