Sudan
Berichte aus dem Süd-Dafur
- Thank you for six years of relief measures in Sudan
humedica had been offering aid in the vast North East African state since 2004. Six years of relief measures that could be implemented thanks to the German Federal Foreign Office and in the framework of which lives could be saved and more than seven million ... - Thank you for six years of relief measures in Sudan
A proverb says that if one door closes, another will open in its place. Somewhat nostalgically, but mostly pleased about the number of people we could help, humedica concluded its six-year mission in the Sudanese civil war province Darfur at the end of June ... - "I will master the challenges"
Daniel Vaupel is a young man from Kassel who should be sitting at his desk in Germany right now, writing his doctoral dissertation - in theory. Actually, he is sitting at a desk in Sudan, from where he is working as a coordinator for humedica. - German ambassador in Sudan visits humedica project
It was a very special meeting: The 15 highest ranking representatives of the refugees in the camp 'Al Salam', the sheiks, as they are called, met with the highest representative of the Federal Republic of Germany in Sudan, Ambassador Rainer Eberle, for an ... - Sudan: humedica continues refugee relief despite escalation
Conditions in the Sudanese refugee region of Darfur have seriously deteriorated in the past few weeks. Political tensions are increasingly causing dangerous and volatile situations. - Sudan: humedica Pre-School in Camp El Sereif
El Sereif is the name of the smallest refugee camp in South Darfur which is supported by humedica. The 3,900 children living in this camp of 14,000 have already seen and suffered through so much, and their hope of a better future should not be allowed to be ... - Sudan: Between Hope and Fear - Current Reports
It is definitely a sign of hope, what camp-manager David Broska reported to us from Sudan: in mid-February both the Gimir and Falata tribes signed a deal, signaling that the end of the continual unrest between the two groups is in the near future. But whether ...
