As part of the Europe Day celebrated on May 9th, Fulgence Kombo, from Triangle Génération Humanitaire's Technical Training and Access to Employment team took part in the Mossekatitude program on the Central African radio Ndeke Luka.
Along with two NGO colleagues, he presented how the humanitarian commitment is seen by young Central Africans.
During this program, the role of humanitarians, their background, and the expectations of young people towards NGOs were discussed.
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From March 31st to April 2nd 2021, TGH and its partner organization ARSOW-Nepal organized their Annual workshop for the “Integrated Global Reconstruction Programme for Thangpal Valley, Sindhupalchok District - Phase 3” project. This project, funded by the Fondation de France (FdF), the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) and the #SOLIDAE fund of the City of Paris, for a three-year period, aims at strengthening the communities’ social and economic resilience in the Panchpokari Thangpal rural municipality.
The 3-day long workshop’s objective was to review the unfolding of the project and the development of the forthcoming activities, which mainly pertain to the strengthening of agricultural practices, as well as the impact of COVID-19 on the activities conducted since the outbreak of the pandemic.
Additionally, the meeting was envisioned as an opportunity for TGH and ARSOW-Nepal to improve their operational and technical coordination, in the overall objective of increasing local capacities.

In the Central African Republic (CAR) Ouaka prefecture, Triangle Génération Humanitaire is building 6 wells in the neighborhoods of return of Bambari town. The communities are involved in the process of wells rehabilitation, standardization and equipment of hand pumps. The full rehabilitation of the wells underground and surface work, will allow the inhabitants of 5 different neighborhoods of the town (Mbagolo, Kidjigra, St Joseph, Décamp, Akpé) to have access to drinking water. These various works are being carried out thanks to the support from the European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) initiated in June 2020 and with technical support from the National Agency for Water and Sanitation (ANEA).

On Triangle Génération Humanitaire Ukraine and HelpAge International in Ukraine organized an online training April 27, 2021, in the village of Trokhizbenka for 8 community volunteers who provide home-based care to 230 project beneficiaries.

The first part focused on humanitarian principles, recommendations for workers in times of #COVID19, while the second part enabled the participants to get involved in collaborative tasks. At the end of the training, all participants provided positive feedback.

TGH is supporting vulnerable women to develop income generating activities under TGH project funded by the Sudanese Humanitarian Fund (SHF) implemented in Kreinik locality (West Darfur).
In March and April 2021, 156 women were trained on food processing techniques by TGH team and a consultant from the Department of Food Science and Technology in the University of Kordofan. They learnt techniques for drying tomatoes and okra, and how to prepare tomato jam and paste; they also discovered noodle processing and production.
This training assisted participants to improve their household nutrition and to develop new food processing skills with existing market available products. For some of them, it also contributed to increase the household income through the selling of their products at markets. All thereby reinforcing women’s resilience in a region often affected by conflicts and natural disasters.

As part of its project to assist vulnerable persons living near the contact line,Triangle Generation Humanitaire Ukraine, with the financial support of the Crisis and Support Center of the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs started on May 11th, 2021, a new round of e-vouchers distribution for food items.

The Novohryorivka locality (Volnovaskyi rayon, Donetsk oblast) was included to the project on this occasion.

Overall, a total of 9 localities are covered and 254 vulnerable people as well as 48 community volunteers will receive critical assistance from TGH.