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Tilapia fish farm project in Sahrawi refugee camps

Tindouf, ALGERIA 2021, ©TGH

Outreach to street children to provide them with health and psychosocial support

Bangui, CAR 2020, ©TGH

Monitoring visit to beneficiaries to identify their needs

UKRAINE 2020, ©O.Filippov

Hygiene promotion training for the inhabitants of Sumokidy village in Bindisi locality

Central Darfur, SUDAN, October 2019, ©TGH

Awareness-raising session on access to rights and assistance for young people in a refugee camp

Balad District, IRAQI KURDISTAN 2017, ©Quentin Bruno

Vodolei partner store

Svetlichne - UKRAINE

Sewing Training, Women's Prefectural House

Birao - CENTRAL AFRICAN REBUPLIC

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Triangle Génération Humanitaire is pleased to introduce its new General Director: Stanislas BONNET!

Stanislas BONNET has been working in the humanitarian sector since 1992, and today joins TGH to work with all our teams in tackling the many challenges we face in a world in crisis, and in a humanitarian sector faced with major issues such as the challenge of International Humanitarian Law, localisation, climate change and reduced funding.

Triangle Génération Humanitaire is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. Since its first emergency intervention in Rwanda in 1994, it is now working in 12 countries on issues of access to water, education and food.

A new chapter in the history of TGH is beginning, and the new Managing Director and all the teams are working hard to write it.
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Sudan: a year of civil war and the dawn of famine

Exactly one year ago, a civil war began that has plunged Sudan deeper into conflict than ever before. One year after the start of the civil war, there is no prospect of a quick solution.

Triangle Génération Humanitaire, which has been present in Sudan for 20 years, believes that the situation in Sudan today requires attention and mobilisation beyond this anniversary, so that we don't have to say never again. In any case, we won't be able to say that we didn't know.

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Transporting materials by air freight

In response to the floods that made roads impassable, TGH teams in the Central African Republic, with support from the Logistics Cluster, airlifted materials on August 30 for the construction of water towers, equipment, and other facilities for water, hygiene, and sanitation activities in the Korsi camps.

This operation, conducted in partnership with UNICEF since April 2023, aims to improve access to drinking water for Sudanese refugees by building reservoirs fed by boreholes and installing solar pumping systems to ensure a continuous supply. Latrines are also being built, along with the distribution of hand-washing equipment.
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Handing out kits and ruminants to young livestock sector graduates in CAR

Since 2020, TGH has been working to improve the socio-economic situation in the Vakaga prefecture through the IBOUNGBI project, supported by the Agence Française de Développement.

On 5 August 2024, the Birao team distributed integration kits to young people trained in animal husbandry, including small ruminants. A total of 43 young people, including 25 women, benefited from this aid in two stages, in November 2023 and August 2024.
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Distribution of solar torches in the rural municipality of Panchpokhari Thangpal in Nepal

On 15 July, floods hit six villages in Panchpokhari Thangpal, Nepal, causing extensive damage to roads, suspension bridges and arable land, and forcing the displacement of 16 families.

In response to the power cuts caused by these floods, TGH, in partnership with Médecins du Monde and FRDEV, handed over 25 torches to the municipality of Panchpokhari. Of these torches, 20 were distributed to affected households and 5 to the municipality for local use.
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Discover the web documentary Dorijka

In Ukraine, 5 French NGOs - including TGH - have joined forces within the Consortium Dorijka to respond to the needs of civilians affected by the war provoked by the Russian invasion.

We invite you to meet the men and women, the old and the young, the displaced and the host populations, the civilians and the professionals involved in our projects. In this documentary you will see how the paths of humanitarian workers and civilians cross. Every story you hear is part of their reality.

The Dorijka Consortium is supported by USAID’s bureau of humanitarian affairs (BHA) and its activities are implemented by Première Urgence Internationale, Action Contre la Faim, Handicap International / Humanité & Inclusion, Solidarités International and Triangle Génération Humanitaire.
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Triangle Génération Humanitaire is pleased to introduce its new General Director: Stanislas BONNET!

Stanislas BONNET has been working in the humanitarian sector since 1992, and today joins TGH to work with all our teams in tackling the many challenges we face in a world in crisis, and in a humanitarian sector faced with major issues such as the challenge of International Humanitarian Law, localisation, climate change and reduced funding.

Triangle Génération Humanitaire is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. Since its first emergency intervention in Rwanda in 1994, it is now working in 12 countries on issues of access to water, education and food.

A new chapter in the history of TGH is beginning, and the new Managing Director and all the teams are working hard to write it.
Suivant Refermer
Précédent

Sudan: a year of civil war and the dawn of famine

Exactly one year ago, a civil war began that has plunged Sudan deeper into conflict than ever before. One year after the start of the civil war, there is no prospect of a quick solution.

Triangle Génération Humanitaire, which has been present in Sudan for 20 years, believes that the situation in Sudan today requires attention and mobilisation beyond this anniversary, so that we don't have to say never again. In any case, we won't be able to say that we didn't know.

Read more
Suivant Refermer
Précédent

Transporting materials by air freight

In response to the floods that made roads impassable, TGH teams in the Central African Republic, with support from the Logistics Cluster, airlifted materials on August 30 for the construction of water towers, equipment, and other facilities for water, hygiene, and sanitation activities in the Korsi camps.

This operation, conducted in partnership with UNICEF since April 2023, aims to improve access to drinking water for Sudanese refugees by building reservoirs fed by boreholes and installing solar pumping systems to ensure a continuous supply. Latrines are also being built, along with the distribution of hand-washing equipment.
Suivant Refermer
Précédent


Handing out kits and ruminants to young livestock sector graduates in CAR

Since 2020, TGH has been working to improve the socio-economic situation in the Vakaga prefecture through the IBOUNGBI project, supported by the Agence Française de Développement.

On 5 August 2024, the Birao team distributed integration kits to young people trained in animal husbandry, including small ruminants. A total of 43 young people, including 25 women, benefited from this aid in two stages, in November 2023 and August 2024.
Suivant Refermer
Précédent


Distribution of solar torches in the rural municipality of Panchpokhari Thangpal in Nepal

On 15 July, floods hit six villages in Panchpokhari Thangpal, Nepal, causing extensive damage to roads, suspension bridges and arable land, and forcing the displacement of 16 families.

In response to the power cuts caused by these floods, TGH, in partnership with Médecins du Monde and FRDEV, handed over 25 torches to the municipality of Panchpokhari. Of these torches, 20 were distributed to affected households and 5 to the municipality for local use.
Suivant Refermer
Précédent


Discover the web documentary Dorijka

In Ukraine, 5 French NGOs - including TGH - have joined forces within the Consortium Dorijka to respond to the needs of civilians affected by the war provoked by the Russian invasion.

We invite you to meet the men and women, the old and the young, the displaced and the host populations, the civilians and the professionals involved in our projects. In this documentary you will see how the paths of humanitarian workers and civilians cross. Every story you hear is part of their reality.

The Dorijka Consortium is supported by USAID’s bureau of humanitarian affairs (BHA) and its activities are implemented by Première Urgence Internationale, Action Contre la Faim, Handicap International / Humanité & Inclusion, Solidarités International and Triangle Génération Humanitaire.

Watch the documentary
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