Sudan

1/ Assistance to Populations Affected by the Conflict in Darfour

• Funding: ECHO (European Commission Humanitarian Aid Office),
  MAE (French Ministry of Foreign Affairs), UNHCR (UN Refugees Agency)
• Global budget: €1.612.000
• Duration: 12 months (June 2009 to May 2010)

Objectives:

• Maintain and develop Triangle’s capacity to cover the primary needs that have recently appeared in the areas where we are operating
  
• Coordinate dynamic programs with our partners (other NGOs in the field, local authorities, United Nations agencies, funding agencies, etc.)
• Monitor and analyse the humanitarian situation (in real time) in the most precarious areas.
• Guarantee a sufficient amount of potable water to the people in target areas
  
• Control the main vectors of sanitary risk in areas with a high concentration of people

2/ Improve food security for the population in Darfour

• Funding: ECHO European Commission Humanitarian Aid Office),
  MAE (French Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
• Global Budget: €1.037.000
• Duration: 12 months (June 2009 to May 2010)

Objectifs :

• Améliorer la production agricole des ménages peuplant les zones ciblées
• Diffuser des connaissances techniques avancées aux agriculteurs et éleveurs présents
• Soutenir à Bindizi le comité agricole qui appuie la résolution des conflits locaux liés à l’accès aux ressources naturelles

3/ Towards Improved Food Security & Economic Revival: Reduce the Impact of Crisis & Prepare Conditions for Future Development in Darfur

• Funding: EuropeAID, plus Co-funder to identify
• Global budget: €965,000
• Duration: 24 months (November 2008 - November 2010)

This pilot project that concerns the region of wadi Saleh (West Darfur) is aimed at consolidating the achievements of previous programmes in the region, particularly in the agricultural area.

Although the situation in Darfur remains highly troubled and still forbids true development programmes, the results of our programmes dedicated to agricultural support allow us to implement, in the region targeted, activities that go beyond the strict framework of emergency relief and lead to greater autonomy in terms of economic and food safety.