Population:
54.9 million
Number of people in need of humanitarian aid in 2021:
1.4 million
Number of internally displaced persons:
226 000
We started helping in:
2018
Cost of aid provided by PAH in 2021:
1 058 589 PLN
Number of people we reached with aid:
5999
In 2021 PAH aimed its projects at local communities in southern Kenya which has a tropical dry climate. As a result of adverse climate changes access to safe water and appropriate sanitary conditions is becoming increasingly challenging.
Our activities improved the conditions in which education takes place by ensuring access to sustainable water supply, sanitary infrastructure, and appropriate hygiene, as well as improving access to power from renewable energy sources. Together with the local agricultural co-operatives, we erected sand dams to regulate water resources. Moreover, by holding a series of trainings in management, agriculture, and animal husbandry we improved the effectiveness of farming and increased the production capacities and earnings of the agricultural co-operatives.
Number of aid recipients:
1260
Project location:
Lakipia county
Source of funds:
Celo Foundation
This is a pilot programme that we implemented by incorporating blockchain technologies and the cUSD cryptocurrency, financed from the funds of the Celo Foundation and with support from Emerging Impact.
Funds were transferred to the virtual wallets of the parties involved in sand dam construction. This is faster, cheaper, more effective, and safer than using traditional legal tenders.
Number of aid recipients:
4739
Project location:
Kitui, Makueni and Machakos counties
Source of funds:
Polish Ministry of Foreing Affairs (Polska Pomoc)
We completed a number of activities that addressed the needs of a local community in Kenya, which lives in tropical dry climate, through:
With climate change, extreme atmospheric phenomena such as floods and droughts become increasingly common, and their consequences become increasingly severe. Therefore it is extremely important to correctly prepare for and secure against future disasters, so that damage can be mitigated to the greatest possible degree.
In humanitarian language such activities are referred to as DRR - Disaster Risk Reduction. But for them to be effective, local communities must be engaged. In Kenya, we conduct DRR trainings and members of farming cooperatives.
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Program supporting the health and development of children and youth in Poland
Educational activities in the filed of global, social and economic inequalities.
Emergency response
Population:
11.5 million
Number of people in need of humanitarian aid in 2021:
4.4 million
Number of internally displaced persons:
235 000
Cost of aid provided by PAH in 2021:
162 524 PLN
Number of people we reached with aid:
915
As a result of the earthquake in August 2021 more than 2 000 people died and more than 12 000 people were injured. The earthquake’s epicentre was located a dozen or so kilometres from Petit-Trou-de-Nippes, the city in which we completed our project. As part of our involvement we satisfied basic needs, rebuilt temporary shelters for those affected by the disaster, and provided psychological aid.
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Humanitarian assistance
Population:
41.1 million
Number of people in need of humanitarian aid in 2021:
4.1 million
Number of internally displaced persons:
1.2 million
We started helping in:
2016
Cost of aid provided by PAH in 2021:
5 954 155 PLN
Number of people we reached with aid:
32 957
Our activities were focused on preventing the spread of and infections with COVID-19 within camps for internally displaced persons, delivering large quantities of water, constructing sanitary facilities in quarantine and isolation areas, as well as ad hoc financial aid for the most affected people in the Sinjar district. In addition, we repaired latrines and showers, and removed waste from four camps for internally displaced persons.
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Humanitarian assistance
Population:
30.5 million
Number of people in need of humanitarian aid in 2021:
20.7 million
Number of internally displaced persons:
4.3 million
We started helping in:
2019
Cost of aid provided by PAH in 2021:
5 844 137 PLN
Number of people we reached with aid:
46 143
The ongoing armed conflict, the economic crisis, the risk of natural disasters, climate changes, as well as the COVID-19 pandemic made 2021 a very difficult year for Yemenites.
In 2021, PAH continued its projects in the healthcare sector by supporting seven clinics and one hospital in the Abjan, Aden, and Ad Dhale governorates. With the goal of restoring full functionality of the healthcare centres, PAH’s activities included but were not limited to deliveries of medicines, hardware, and medical products, items of everyday use, repairs of the building’s sanitary infrastructure, other repair works, and deliveries of water. Furthermore, we aided the medical personnel by holding trainings and paying their salaries. The scope and form of support were matched to each clinic’s actual needs. Bearing in mind that many people could not take advantage of medical services due to problems of logistical nature and some pregnant women prefer traditional childbirth at home, PAH equipped and trained local volunteers and midwifes. This made it possible to reach local inhabitants, as well as provide medical aid and advice outside the clinic.
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Humanitarian and development assistance
Population:
54.9 million
Number of people in need of humanitarian aid in 2021:
1.4 million
Number of internally displaced persons:
226 000
We started helping in:
2018
Cost of aid provided by PAH in 2021:
1 058 589 PLN
Number of people we reached with aid:
5999
In 2021 PAH aimed its projects at local communities in southern Kenya which has a tropical dry climate. As a result of adverse climate changes access to safe water and appropriate sanitary conditions is becoming increasingly challenging.
Our activities improved the conditions in which education takes place by ensuring access to sustainable water supply, sanitary infrastructure, and appropriate hygiene, as well as improving access to power from renewable energy sources. Together with the local agricultural co-operatives, we erected sand dams to regulate water resources. Moreover, by holding a series of trainings in management, agriculture, and animal husbandry we improved the effectiveness of farming and increased the production capacities and earnings of the agricultural co-operatives.
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Development aid
Population:
5.6 million
Number of people in need of humanitarian aid in 2021:
1.9 million
We started helping in:
2020
Cost of aid provided by PAH in 2021:
683 591 PLN
Number of people we reached with aid:
1036
World Economic Forum’s Gender Gap Index 2021 put Lebanon in the 132nd place out of 156 countries as far as women’s participation in political life is concerned, their economic opportunities, educational opportunities, as well as adequate access to healthcare. Marginalisation of girls and women, as well as barriers that prevent their active social and professional life are manifold. Only 29% of adult women are professionally active, while in the case of men it is 76%.
In Lebanon, we carried out a project which, through the development of personal and life skills, provided children and teenagers with greater opportunities to use their full potential in the future, and thanks to the growth of professional competencies young adults have greater chances of being employed on a labour market which systemically marginalises them.
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Humanitarian assistance
Population:
16.4 million
Number of people in need of humanitarian aid in 2021:
5.9 million
We started helping in:
2011
Number of internally displaced persons:
3.2 million
Cost of aid provided by PAH in 2021:
10 560 625 PLN
Number of people we reached with aid:
76 743
Our activities are primarily focused on water supply and sanitary aid. In particular, we concentrate on aiding the most vulnerable individuals, such as internally displaced persons, and therefore we build wells and sanitary infrastructure in the camps they live in. We also help local communities in the villages affected by floods, drought, and conflicts. Thanks to such aid, the Somalis’ needs are adequately met.
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Humanitarian assistance
Population:
11.3 million
Number of people in need of humanitarian aid in 2021:
8.3 million
We started helping in:
2006
Number of internally displaced persons:
2 million
Cost of aid provided by PAH in 2021:
14 610 105 PLN
Number of people we reached with aid:
333 566
South Sudan poses challenges on many levels. Its inhabitants are facing challenges posed by climate change, epidemics, local ethnic conflicts, as well as loss of the means of support.
Our activities include primarily the provision of access to clean and healthy water by repairing and constructing water intake points, latrines, and hand washing stations. We hold trainings for mechanics and awareness-raising campaigns in good hygiene practices. We distribute hygiene kits to girls and women of reproductive age.
To help children, we develop educational programmes, we create temporary learning spaces where access to school infrastructure is limited. We undertake actions that reduce disease incidence and mortality of the most vulnerable groups by improving access to healthcare and food; we also help in food production. We distribute packages with non-food aid and undertake actions that reinforce local communities’ independence and capacity to respond to future crises. We create safe spaces for women who were victims of violence.
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Humanitarian assistance
Population:
43.8 million
Number of people in need of humanitarian aid in 2021:
3.4 million
We started helping in:
2014
Number of internally displaced persons:
855 000
Cost of aid provided by PAH in 2021:
7 386 443 PLN
Number of people we reached with aid:
9392
In 2021 PAH continued to help the elderly and people with disabilities who lived in towns close to the frontlines. Our local Aid Centres provide psychological and financial aid, and they are also used to distribute parcels with food and hygiene products.
We also provided aid to victims of landmines, in particular children and their caretakers, in the form of psychological, legal, and financial support to facilitate rehabilitation. We held trainings for teachers and social workers, and financed their employment at local institutions.
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