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Digital transformation must go beyond technology and place human rights, inclusion, accountability and public trust at its centre. That is a key conclusion in a new study carried out by DanChurchAid Lebanon. DCA Lebanon The study, "Digital Transformation

DCA-NCA Ukraine Kherson oblast is an area deeply scarred by war, where the air was poisoned with gunpowder and fear for a long time. The occupation, intense hostilities, landmines in the fields, and the environmental disaster following the destruction of

Emergency food and cash assistance brings relief to vulnerable families DCA Uganda In mid-2026, the Karamoja region of northeastern Uganda faced one of its most severe hunger crises in recent years. Prolonged drought, depleted household food stocks, lives

For Hosea Kiplagat Yator, farming has always been more than a way of life, it is how he provides for his family and builds a future for his two children. He has spent most of his life working his land in Soy Ward, Elgeyo Marakwet, growing maize and other

The human cost of conflict has been, and continues to be, immense. More than 118 million people are forcibly displaced worldwide, the vast majority as a direct result of war and violence. This situation is further compounded by climate change, which incre

At least 1,063 people were killed or injured by cluster munitions in 2025, one of the highest annual casualty totals ever recorded according to the Cluster Munition Monitor 2026. The overwhelming majority - almost 9 out of 10 - of those harmed by cluster

Would you carry on with your life as usual if your country were suddenly invaded? It can be a hard questions to answer until your reality is turned upside down by war. A new reality that all Ukrainians have had to get used to after Russia launched a full-

DCA Ethiopia In the Nyangatom community women build the huts and create homes in and around them. They raise children, they cook, and they farm. The men look after the cattle that represent wealth and status in the pastoralist community. The cattle provid

DCA South Sudan When the water inside her house reached her knees, Nyengieth Chol knew it was over. For days, she and her neighbors had fought to keep the rising waters away from their village. They collected sand for embankments and dug drainage channels