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Acted

Working towards a 3ZERO world - Zero Exclusion, Zero Carbon, Zero Poverty🌏

https://linktr.ee/actedngo

For the past thirty years, international NGO Acted has been working on the first mile of humanitarian action to save lives. Currently, Acted supports 18.5 million people across 43 countries to meet their needs in hard-to-reach areas - and pursues a triple mandate as a humanitarian, environmental and development aid actor. Acted relies on an in-depth knowledge of local territories and contexts to d

evelop and implement relevant long-term actions, with a wide range of local and international partners, building together a 3ZERO world: Zero Exclusion, Zero Carbon, Zero Poverty.

18/06/2026

Mauritania | Launch of Operations

🛠️ Since April 1st, Acted has been operating in the Hodh Ech Chargui region of Mauritania as part of its regional response to the humanitarian crisis in the Sahel. Working alongside communities and local authorities, Acted is improving access to essential services and strengthening locally driven solutions to foster sustainable impact.

📊 In Hodh Chargui, Acted supports:

💧 Water, Hygiene and Sanitation
• Rehabilitation of 2 infrastructures and construction of 2 water systems
• Distribution of hygiene kits

🤝 Humanitarian monitoring systems
Alert systems
• 2 information centres
• 10 local coordination committees established

From immediate support to long-term resilience, Acted works alongside communities to strengthen access to services, reinforce local coordination, and support sustainable solutions.

🤝 Implemented in consortium with ACF Spain, IMPACT, Terre des Hommes Lausanne and ADICOR, with the support of EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid
and in coordination with Cellule de coordination des projets et programmes de développement du Hodh Charqui, Mairie de ElMegve, Mairie de Fassala, Wilaya de Hodh Charqui, Mugathaa de Bassikounou.

16/06/2026

🤝 Building community-led governance in displacement sites across southern Syria

Following the escalation of conflict in As Sweida in July 2025, around 150,000 people were displaced across southern Syria, seeking safety in informal and managed displacement sites.

🛠️ In response Acted has been supporting displaced communities in Dar’a governorate to:

🏛️ Establish and strengthen community-led governance structures
🤝 Promote inclusive, representative, and safe decision-making
📢 Enable residents to identify their priorities and raise concerns
🧩 Encourage active participation in the management of their sites

Last week, during a visit from EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid, a key partner supporting these efforts, community representatives shared their feedback and experiences with these governance systems, as well as other support mechanisms implemented in response to the crisis.

🤝 These exchanges play a critical role in ensuring that site coordination and management efforts are shaped by the priorities of those most affected, keeping local voices at the heart of the humanitarian response in Syria .

11/06/2026

Somalia | From emergency support to lasting resilience

In Somalia, overlapping challenges such as climate shocks, economic pressure and displacement continue to affect millions of people’s ability to meet their basic needs.

➡️In response, Acted delivers flexible cash assistance to help households navigate immediate challenges while building pathways toward recovery

With this support, Halima, a mother of 9, was able not only to meet her family’s immediate needs, but also to start a small business inside the camp, gradually improving her income, her children’s access to education, and her family’s future.

💬 “Starting my small business has given me strength and direction. It showed me that even here, I can rebuild and support my family’s future.” — Halima, project participant

📊 In Afgoye District, one of the areas most affected by repeated shocks, Acted supported:

- 200 vulnerable households through multipurpose cash assistance
- 3 cycles of cash transfers over 3 months to cover essential needs

From emergency response to sustainable solutions, Acted works alongside partners to help communities not only cope with crises, but rebuild and move forward.

🤝 As part of the Somali Cash Consortium (SCC), and with the support of EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), Acted provides flexible cash assistance to help households meet urgent needs while supporting their path toward recovery.

10/06/2026

💧 Syria | Restoring access to safe water, sanitation, and healthcare services

Across Syria, access to safe water and sanitation remains a key challenge, particularly in areas affected by conflict, damaged infrastructure, and limited maintenance capacities.

🛠️ In response, Acted is implementing an integrated approach that strengthens both health systems and community infrastructure, ensuring sustainable access to essential services

🏥 Rehabilitating water and sanitation systems in health facilities — including solar-powered solutions — to support safe and reliable healthcare services
🚰 Restoring water supply networks serving surrounding communities
♻️ Repairing wastewater infrastructure to reduce public health risks
🔗 Strengthening connections between health centres and local networks to ensure comprehensive and long-term service delivery

📊 Year 1 results:
• 27 water and sanitation assets rehabilitated across 10 districts
• Over 497,000 people reached

This approach improves access to clean water, enhances the quality of healthcare services, and reduces exposure to waterborne diseases, while strengthening the resilience of local systems

💬 “In the past, we struggled to access drinking water and had to rely exclusively on water trucks, without knowing whether the water was safe or not.” — Zakaria, project participant

🤝This project was implemented with the support of Service des délégués commerciaux - Affaires mondiales Canada

05/06/2026

🌱 World Environment Day

Rangelands — including grasslands, savannas and drylands — cover more than half of the Earth’s land surface and support the livelihoods of over 500 million people.

Yet today, these landscapes are under increasing pressure.

Through its THRIVE approach, Acted works alongside communities to:

- restore degraded ecosystems
- strengthen livelihoods
- promote sustainable land management practices

A reminder that environmental action goes hand in hand with stronger, more resilient communities.

04/06/2026

🌍 Scaling up cash and protection support in Blue Nile, Sudan

After three years of conflict, Sudan continues to face a severe humanitarian crisis, with over 30 million people in need of assistance.

In Blue Nile, the ongoing conflict has severely worsened living conditions, leaving many without access to basic needs and facing growing protection risks. Between April and May 2026 alone, 49,512 people arrived in the area, nearly half of them children. Most have taken shelter in precarious conditions, with 78% living in informal settlements.

🛠️ Since early April, Acted has launched a multisectoral response to deliver lifesaving support, built on two key pillars:

💸 Multipurpose cash assistance: enabling households to meet urgent needs in a safe, dignified, and flexible way

🛡️ Protection: strengthening access to services, improving wellbeing, and reinforcing community-based protection mechanisms

📊 First results on the ground

📍 First field mission conducted in Tadamon locality
📍 500 households already registered for cash assistance
📍 First community-based protection network established

➡️What is planned?

• 1,500 households will receive multipurpose cash assistance to improve their food consumption score
• 3 community-based protection networks established and trained to protectio
• 170 individuals supported through individual protection assistance
• 260 people supported through referral systems
• 90 protection cases managed by the partner

🤝 Partners
This project is implemented with MOD, under the Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SHF)

03/06/2026

LEBANON: THE CRISIS CONTINUES TO ESCALATE

Since March 2026, war have forced over one million people to flee, with thousands killed and injured. Despite the ceasefire announced in April, violence and instability persist, especially in southern Lebanon, driving continued displacement and growing needs.

🔴 On the ground, the situation remains critical:

- 632 collective sites hosting over 129,000 displaced people
- Overcrowded shelters and limited access to basic services
- Families facing repeated displacement and increasing vulnerability

✅ Acted teams are mobilised across the country through :

✔️ Safe water and sanitation support for 53,000+ people
✔️ Shelter upgrades in collective sites for 11,400+ people
✔️ Distribution of essential relief items and hygiene kits for 7,500 people
✔️ Supporting 20,500 people through community-led social stability initiatives
✔️ Cash-for-work opportunities for nearly 1,900 people

👉 But needs are growing rapidly
Water systems are under pressure, shelters are saturated, and funding gaps threaten access to essential services.

🤝 Help us continue delivering essential support to those affected: link in bio

01/06/2026

🚨 Ebola outbreack in DRC: Acted's response on the ground

On 15 May 2026, an Ebola outbreak was declared in Ituri Province. In just one week, suspected cases rose from 513 to 883, with 220 lives already lost.

🔴 Acted teams mobilised immediately alongside local authorities and are working to scale up their response around the following priorities:

✔️ Install handwashing stations in public spaces
✔️ Rehabilitate latrines and improve water safety through chlorination
✔️ Distribute essential hygiene kits (chlorine, aquatabs)
✔️ Train community members to raise awareness and promote protective practices

You can support this response. Every donation helps turn these actions into reality. https://acted.iraiser.eu/congo/~my-donation

28/05/2026

On the International Day of Action for Women’s Health, Acted highlights a critical reality: access to healthcare remains deeply unequal for women in crisis settings.

In many of the contexts where we operate, service disruptions, malnutrition, and limited hygiene conditions continue to weaken women’s health and limit continuity of care.

Acted works to remove barriers to services (Zero Exclusion), strengthen the resilience of health infrastructures and systems in the face of climate change (Zero Carbon), and address the economic challenges that prevent women from seeking care (Zero Poverty), through integrated, context-driven responses.

Concrete examples of this approach on the ground:

🧠 Mental health and nutrition – in Gaza: Psychosocial care, safe spaces, and malnutrition screening for women and children to reduce health risks linked to prolonged stress and pregnancy.
⚕️ Care for survivors of violence – in the DRC: Medical treatment, psychosocial support, and economic assistance to address immediate needs and support recovery.
🧼 Menstrual health and livelihoods – in Myanmar: Local production and distribution of reusable menstrual products, improving health and dignity while generating income.
🏥 Healthcare access and referrals – in Chad: Medical consultations and community-based referral mechanisms to strengthen care pathways.

26/05/2026

We are 1 day to go before the 3ZERO House Global Meetup: Climate Anxiety — From Awareness to Action

Tomorrow, the 3ZERO House Global Meetup brings together experts and practitioners to share international perspectives and practical approaches: how to better understand climate anxiety — and how to turn it into meaningful action.

On the agenda:
🌍 cross-regional insights from Asia, Africa and Europe
🧠 a focus on the psychosocial dimensions of the climate crisis
⚡ concrete ways to move from concern to action

🗓 27 May 2026
📍 Online via MS Teams (link to be provided upon registration)
🔗 Registration https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=A-kA0rAZLkW9IdGqAROQ1TFbRrx1ULhHlL9tLePMZqFUMk9…
🕒 Time zones:
Paris (UTC+2): 10:00 – 12:00
Libya (UTC+2): 10:00 – 12:00
Kenya (UTC+3): 11:00 – 13:00
Tajikistan (UTC+5): 13:00 – 15:00
Sri Lanka (UTC+5:30): 13:30 – 15:30
Myanmar (UTC+6:30): 14:30 – 16:30
Philippines (UTC+8): 16:00 – 18:00

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