TGH invites everyone to its next Humanitarian Café -

War in Ukraine: the consequences of the conflict after more than 18 months. On this occasion, we will be taking stock of the situation in Ukraine through three main themes:
• Displaced persons and refugees
• The psychological impact of the war (for civilians and voluntary organisations)
• The professionalisation of voluntary organisations and staff.

These topics will give us the opportunity to tell you about our recent activities in the field with the Dorijka & Bioforce Consortium!

Meet us on Tuesday 3 October at the Bistrot Ludique La PHARMACIE, 202 rue de Créqui - Lyon 3ème

With the aim of helping people who have fled the ongoing conflict in Sudan, TGH is providing a large-scale humanitarian response, particularly in the state of West Darfur. In order to be as effective as possible, TGH works in coordination with local solidarity actors. To date, these local collaborations have made it possible to:
• Provide psychosocial support and counselling to refugees and IDPs,
• Carry out a malaria prevention awareness campaign and distribute mosquito nets,
• Provide water assistance to households with reported lack of drinking water and maintain a mini water tank in camps,
• Distributing basic shelter to refugees to improve their living conditions.

The needs of refugees, IDPs and host communities are still immense. TGH and its local partners are continuing their work and preparing to step up their interventions in the areas of food security, nutrition, protection and access to Wash and health.

The 6 February earthquake in northern Syria damaged the already fragile education system. Following this disaster, with the support of the UN Humanitarian Fund for Syria, TGH deployed its teams to 8 schools in Aleppo and 2 in Hama to support affected children, education staff and families:

Non-formal education, in particular remedial classes, to enable children who had lost several months of schooling to resume normal education at the start of the new school year.

Training for teachers to improve their skills in psychosocial support and active learning.

Support and disaster risk reduction awareness sessions for adults.

Minor repairs to schools to ensure that learning can resume in a safe and protective environment.

In June 2023, TGH has ended its project to improve access to water, hygiene and sanitation in the city of Aden in Yemen.

To promote access to quality water for vulnerable populations, TGH has identified 𝟯𝟬 𝘄𝗲𝗹𝗹𝘀 in the city of Aden (3 zones: Bir Nasser, Bir Ahmed, Al Manasrah) and set about cleaning them to increase their productivity.

Thanks to our action, the wells cleaned have seen their distribution capacity increased by 68%, a result well above our initial forecasts.

Of the 120 existing wells in our 3 intervention zones, the cleaning of the 30 targeted wells resulted in an average increase in flow in this part of the water distribution network of almost 16%.

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TGH recently completed its Integrated Global Reconstruction Project (IGRP III) in Nepal. Following the 2015 earthquake, TGH mobilized for an emergency response. In partnership with ARSOW Nepal and numerous local stakeholders, TGH then remained active in 4 districts of the rural municipality of Panchhpokhari Thangpal to participate in the reconstruction and empowerment of the affected population. These activities were carried out with the support of the Agence Française de Développement, the Fondation de France and the City of Paris.

After 8 years of activity, the project has met the needs of the communities in terms of
• Access to water, sanitation & hygiene
• Disaster risk reduction
• Access to livelihoods,
• Climate change,
• Capacity building for local stakeholders, including partners and the rural community.

At the final evaluation meeting, the TGH and ARSOW Nepal teams presented the progress, challenges and lessons learned from IGRP III to the local authorities and partners who have taken over the continuation of the activities.

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