
Beneficiaries of a resilience project in Eastern Chad on its impact
Since 2003, conflicts in the sub-region (Darfur and the Central African Republic) have resulted in a large number of refugees fleeing into Chad. In the majority of cases, and particularly

AIRD teams in Tanzania and Burundi work together to ensure Burundian refugees a safe return home
Above: Burundian refugees board buses from Tanzania as they prepare to cross the border into Burundi The decision to return home is one of the bravest a refugee can make.

Restoring land while creating livelihoods – A double win for displaced and host communities in Wadi Fira, Chad
With more than two-thirds of its population living in rural areas, Chad ranks among the poorest countries in the world. Like other countries in similar circumstances globally, this means that

Massive internal displacement in the Central African Republic and the gap in basic needs
Violent conflict between government forces and rebel groups in the Central African Republic (CAR) continues to result in the displacement of hundreds of thousands of civilians into neighbouring countries and

A new transit centre opens for Burundian returnees in Gihanga, Burundi
Above: Receiving returnees at the transit centre by AIRD Bujumbura staff To increase the capacity of teams on the ground to welcome and support Burundian returnees from the neighbouring countries

Marking World Refugee Day 2021 colourfully in Burkina Faso
Above: Showcasing beautiful art and craft items for sale at Goudebou camp World Refugee Day 2021 celebrations in Burkina Faso were held at Goudebou camp under the theme “Together we

The Nyabitare transit center in Burundi receives a visit from the US Ambassador and the UNHCR Representative
To encourage the return of Burundian refugees, the US Ambassador, Ms. Melanie Harris Higgins and the UNHCR Representative in Burundi, Mr. Abdul Karim Ghoul, participated in the arrival of a

World Refugee Day 2021 celebrations at Nyarugusu camp, Tanzania
Above: Ready, set, match! Opposing teams greet each other before their friendly game on WRD World Refugee Day (WRD) is an international day designated by the United Nations to honour

Rebuilding lives in Goudebou, Burkina Faso through decent shelter and delivery of basic item kits
Mrs Fatoumata DIALLO is a 38 year old mother of 7, who also lives with her 3 sisters. She says she is very happy because for over two months she

Improving the resilience of vulnerable refugee and indigenous households in Ouadi Ouba, Chad
The ability to bounce back quickly from tough situations is important anywhere, but it is especially crucial in the context of refugees and displaced people dealing with incredibly difficult circumstances.