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Human rights key to lasting peace in Colombia
May 02, 2013
Colombia's recent progress in promoting human rights is promising, but the country still has a long way to go in meeting its obligations in this area.
Aid community marks three years since Haiti quake
Jan 12, 2013
While the effects of Haiti's devastating earthquake are still being felt, pockets of progress provide cause for optimism, according to this podcast.
ACT general secretary visits Syrian refugees
Dec 04, 2012
As the Syrian refugee crisis escalates, ACT General Secretary John Nduna compels the international community to redouble its efforts to provide essential, life-saving services.
Filipinos reduce vulnerability to natural disasters
Oct 24, 2012
Poor communities near water sources are learning how to mitigate their vulnerability to natural disasters following the recent Manila floods.
Brazil behind the boom
Sep 27, 2012
Brazil is the sixth largest economy in the world — and yet 16 million of its citizens live in abject poverty. Why? This podcast takes a look behind the numbers.
Reflections on Rio+20
Jul 18, 2012
Christian Aid's senior advisor for sustainable development reflects on ACT's policy work at Rio+20, as well its investment in the "People's Summit" side event.
Food shortages and political turmoil toxic mix in Burkina
Feb 23, 2012
This video shot in Burkina Faso documents the impact of the "worst drought since 1973." In the drought stricken Sahel region of West Africa, 19 million people face the spectre of famine.
ACT eyewitness account in Sahel
Feb 20, 2012
An audio interview with Paul Valentin from Burkina Faso on the region's deepening food crisis.
How to prevent another food crisis in Sahel
Feb 14, 2012
A video presentation of the Sahel Working Group report about the value of prevention
Christian Aid animation on malaria
Apr 25, 2010
ACT member Christian Aid uses animation against malaria
Angola: seven killed in latest forced evictions
Mar 26, 2010
The latest in a series of brutal, forced evictions in Angola kills seven people, including four children
At a glance
- Formed in 1945
- Working worldwide
- Budget of US$100 million
- Approximately 800 staff
Countries we work in
Headquarters
Country offices
- Afghanistan
- Bangladesh
- Bolivia
- Brazil
- Burkina Faso
- Burundi
- Cambodia
- Colombia
- Dem. Rep. of the Congo
- Dominican Republic
- Ethiopia
- Ghana
- Guatemala
- Haiti
- India
- Jamaica
- Kenya
- Malawi
- Mali
- Nigeria
- Peru
- Sierra Leone
- Sri Lanka
- Tajikistan
- The Philippines
- Zambia
- Zimbabwe
