The Gift of Water
The Jersey Breed Focused Dairy Development project in Zambia (JBFDDZ) 2022-2025 aims to sustainably improve livelihoods, resilience and dairy productivity of smallholder farmers. ADRA-UK is implementing this project in partnership with the Royal Jersey Agricultural and Horticultural Society (RJAHS) with funding from Jersey Overseas Aid. Our ADRA dairy development project in Zambia was half-way into its […]
ADRA-UK Office News Roundup
The Bible speaks of the blessing of children. But in the 21st century they are plagued with challenges. In the developing world, many face food insecurity, lack clean water, and have limited access to basic education. The increase in conflict and natural disasters wreaks havoc on their childhood. While is Western societies, mental health challenges, social media addiction and pollution plague the lives of our children and young people.
Our children, worldwide, are precious and we should be our utmost to care for their physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual needs.
Sri Lanka Health Improvement
Addressing the Immediate and Medium-term Needs of the Rural & Estate Communities in Creating Environmental and Nutritional Development (AIM-RECCEND) The proposed action builds on the improvements already made through the ACCEND project. The overall objective of the ACCEND project is to contribute towards the improvement of the health, nutrition, hygiene and sanitation of the rural […]
Dairy Development in Zambia
The project intends to increase smallholder farmer resilience, to shocks and stresses both economic and climatic, increase their farm income from dairy enterprises, with additional support to the enabling environment allowing farmers to be linked to both input and off take markets, contributing to a sustainable dairy system, to continue beyond the life of the […]
JOA Nepal
The Enhanced Rural AI (TERAI) project for Smallholder Dairy Farmers in Nepal The project aims to strengthen the resilience and improve incomes of smallholder farmers in Rupendehi and Kapilvastu districts, through the development of improved dairy production systems and linkages to the value chain. The project aims to increase the average income of targeted SHFs […]
Take a Shot – Ghana
The TAS project aims to reduce the risk of COVID-19 infections among 6,500 vulnerable women, men, and youth in the Greater Accra region by February 2023. The implemented activities focus on increasing access to the COVID-19 vaccines for people in the targeted communities. The project promotes measures that will increase COVID-19 vaccine uptake and improves […]
Migrants Rights – Thailand
Building on the work that ADRA has done in support of vulnerable migrant workers in Thailand, through the previous ECMA project. The CSO-DPMAR project will be working to increase social and economic equality of marginalized and vulnerable migrant workers in Mae Sot and Phob Pra districts through strengthening capacity of local CSOs to effectively advocate […]
Girl Education South Sudan
Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS) is an inclusive programme that will transform the lives of a generation of children in South Sudan – especially girls and those in the margins of society– through education. In 2018 there were 156,085 girls enrolled in Primary 1 (P1) but only 5,272 in Secondary 4 (S4). GESS is on […]
CASE2Learn – Myanmar
In Myanmar there is an urgent need to expand education services and improve the quality of education provision in rural areas. The rural urban divide is stark with significant differences in pre-primary enrolment (urban 80.65%; rural 63.56%), primary completion (urban 87.9%; rural 77.6%) low transition to middle school (urban 93.3%; rural 70.7%) and extremely low […]
ACCEND Sri Lanka
The Assisting Communities in Creating Environmental and Nutritional Development (ACCEND) Project was born as a response to the European Commission’s call to support integrated rural development in most vulnerable districts of the Central and Uva provinces of Sri Lanka. The ACCEND Project is a four-year project and is jointly implemented by ADRA and OXFAM in […]