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Afghanistan

Start of the operation : 1994

Team : 919 PEOPLE

Armenia

Start of the operation : 2020

Team : 39 PEOPLE

Azerbaijan

Start of the operation : 2020

Team : 39 PEOPLE

Bangladesh

Start of the operation : 2006

Team : 221 PEOPLE

Burkina Faso

Start of the operation : 2007

Team : 301 PEOPLE

Cameroon

Start of the operation : 2014

Team : 156 PEOPLE

Central African Republic

Start of the operation : 2005

Team : 344 PEOPLE

Chad

Start of the operation : 1981

Team : 306 PEOPLE

Colombia

Start of the operation : 1997

Team : 222 PEOPLE

Democratic Republic of Congo

Start of the operation : 1995

Team : 386 PEOPLE

Ethiopia

Start of the operation : 1984

Team : 790 PEOPLE

France

Start of the operation : 2019

Team : 13 PEOPLE

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Georgia

Start of the operation : 1993

Team : 39 PEOPLE

Guatemala

Start of the operation : 1995

Team : 107 PEOPLE

Haïti

Start of the operation : 1984

Team : 120 PEOPLE

Honduras

Start of the operation : 2020

Team : 107 PEOPLE

India

Start of the operation : 2009

Team : 251 PEOPLE

Iraq

Start of the operation : 2012

Team : 53 PEOPLE

Italia

Start of the operation : 2022

Team : 15 PEOPLE

IVORY COAST

Start of the operation : 2001

Team : 61 PEOPLE

Jordan

Start of the operation : 2012

Team : 71 PEOPLE

Kenya

Start of the operation : 2001

Team : 39 PEOPLE

Lebanon

Start of the operation : 2005

Team : 215 PEOPLE

Liberia

Start of the operation : 1990

Team : 45 PEOPLE

Libya

Start of the operation : 2020

Team : 24 PEOPLE

Madagascar

Start of the operation : 2010

Team : 402 PEOPLE

Mali

Start of the operation : 1995

Team : 402 PEOPLE

Mauritania

Start of the operation : 2006

Team : 156 PEOPLE

Moldova

Start of the operation : 2022

Team : 13 PEOPLE

Mozambique

Start of the operation : 2021

Team : 112 PEOPLE

Myanmar

Start of the operation : 1993

Team : 308 PEOPLE

Nepal

Start of the operation : 2010

Team : 7 PEOPLE

Nicaragua

Start of the operation : 1995

Team : 107 PEOPLE

Niger

Start of the operation : 1996

Team : 234 PEOPLE

Nigeria

Start of the operation : 2009

Team : 333 PEOPLE

Occupied Palestinian Territory

Start of the operation : 2001

Team : 78 PEOPLE

Pakistan

Start of the operation : 2004

Team : 174 PEOPLE

Peru

Start of the operation : 2006

Team : 27 PEOPLE

Philippines

Start of the operation : 1999

Team : 46 PEOPLE

Pologne

Start of the operation : 2022

Team : 15 PEOPLE

Romania

Start of the operation : 2022

Team : 32 PEOPLE

Senegal

Start of the operation : 2011

Team : 31 PEOPLE

Sierra Leone

Start of the operation : 1990

Team : 68 PEOPLE

Somalia

Start of the operation : 1991

Team : 76 PEOPLE

South Sudan

Start of the operation : 1984

Team : 282 PEOPLE

Spain

Start of the operation : 2012

Team : 162 PEOPLE

Sudan

Start of the operation : 2018

Team : 112 PEOPLE

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Syria

Start of the operation : 2007

Team : 69 PEOPLE

Tanzania

Start of the operation : 2014

Team : 10 PEOPLE

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Uganda

Start of the operation : 1994

Team : 194 PEOPLE

Ukraine

Start of the operation : 2022

Team : 80 PEOPLE

Venezuela

Start of the operation : 2017

Team : 73 PEOPLE

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Yemen

Start of the operation : 2011

Team : 115 PEOPLE

Zambie

Start of the operation : 2022

Zimbabwe

Start of the operation : 2001

Team : 22 PEOPLE

Our intervention in Zimbabwe

The war in Ukraine exerted further pressure, driving up fuel and food prices. Following government measures to stem the rapid depreciation of the Zimbabwean dollar, inflation slowed in 2023, but the country’s debt still stands at 66% of GDP (2022), and inequality and poverty remain. The country is currently facing a vast cholera epidemic, with 11,698 suspected cases, 1,494 confirmed cases, 62 confirmed deaths and 196 suspected deaths as of November 13.

In Zimbabwe, Action contre la Faim continues to run projects in collaboration with the NGOs Africa Ahead Zimbabwe (AAZ) and Nutrition Action Zimbabwe (NAZ) to meet the urgent needs of populations affected by shocks (prolonged drought and cholera) and to restore/strengthen livelihoods and basic services in affected communities.  The Stabilization of Vulnerable Households Affected by the Crisis in Mwenezi and Chiredzi Districts project, funded by USAID’s Office of Humanitarian Affairs, supported 4,858 farmers and 3,078 poultry breeders, 1,295 women and men via conditional cash activities, 1,538 men and women in microfinance groups (savings), built or repaired 26 boreholes and 7 mini-water systems, and reached over 10,000 people via a behavior change strategy for adequate hygiene and sanitation practices. In the same area, a project financed by the Comité Interministériel de l’Aide Alimentaire (CIAA) also provided support to households vulnerable to undernutrition through cash transfers during the lean season to households with a malnourished child, support for the detection and referral of acutely malnourished children, and support for family farming to ensure a diversified, nutritionally-sensitive diet. In 2024, Action contre la Faim is implementing a multi-sectoral project similar to the previous ones in the Gowke North and Kariba districts. In 2023, Action contre la Faim began an intervention to combat the ongoing cholera epidemic in Bulawayo, thanks to funding from the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA). Action contre la Faim should continue its action against cholera in 2024, thanks to support from the European Commission (DG ECHO), in the provinces of Harare, Manicaland, Masvingo, Matabeleland South, in collaboration with the NGO International Medical Corps (IMC) and AAZ. 

In collaboration with NAZ and Environment Africa (EA), Action contre la Faim is testing a practical, low-cost approach, entitled “Farming with Alternative Pollinators” (FAP), with small-scale farmers in Gokwe North and Gokwe South to increase their sources of income while preserving the diversity and habitat of pollinating insects.  Preliminary results (2023) show an increase in yield of 19.5% to 38.5% and an increase in income of 11% to 43.6% for farmers on FAP plots compared with control plots.

 

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