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DCA Staff killed in explosion in Libya

A DCA technical expert has been killed in an explosion in Libya, while clearing an area of buildings of unexploded remains of recent fighting.

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Libya: DCA welcomes new Danish presence, calls for further support

DanChurchAid welcomes Danish Foreign Minister Villy Søvndal's visit in Libya this week and Denmark's plans to establish a presence in Tripoli. But Denmark still needs to step up funding for mine action.

 

 

 


In a time where Western governments struggle to keep their national budgets above the red lines, increased allocations for climate finance are not popular.
Food on the table is a top priority for everyone. However, the right to food is challenged by climate change and already today millions of people are starving due to droughts and flooding in developing countries around the world.
Sajni is one of the many expecting mothers in the flood-affected Sindh province. Access to health service is limited, but thanks to the mobile health units funded by the European Union, Sajni could receive prenatal care when she experienced problems during her pregnancy.
West African region of the Sahel is on the brink of famine.
A choir in Kent, United Kingdom has chosen DanChurchAid (DCA)'s mine action unit as its 2012 "charity of the year." Another UK primary school raised money for DCA's work in Libya singing Christmas carols last year.
Australian NGO Act for Peace offers grant to DCA's small arms and light weapons reduction programme in Libya.
DanChurchAid's mine risk education programme in Burma/Myanmar has received NOK2 million from the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
United Churches of Canada has donated some EURO1,000 to DCA's work of clearing explosive remnants of war in Libya.
The hunger crisis in the Western part of the Sahel Region is growing. Just recently, the military has taken power in Mali in a coup which threatens to make the situation even more desperate. DanChurchAid’s Humanitarian Director, Lisa Henry, used to live in the region, and here she gives her thoughts about the recurring food crisis.
Life conditions have improved significantly for My Chhim and her family after the construction of water supply systems in their village. The improved access to water has made it possible for My Chhim to provide her family with enough water and food.