The year 2025 was marked by significant challenges across the region. Armed conflicts in neighbouring countries, along-side local unrest driven by calls for better governance, contributed to heightened uncertainty and concern as the year closed. Many indicators pointed towards increased hardship for communities already facing vulnerability perpetuated by continuous cycles of conflict. Yet even in such complex environments, we remain guided by a commitment to look ahead with hope — identifying opportunities to uphold humanity and alleviate suffering, even in the most difficult circumstances.
Impact Of our work in 2025
$20.8m
worth of goods purchased to support more than 30 countries meet their technical and emergency needs
3,600
men, women and children have improved access to clean water for drinking and their animals
500+
police, gendarmerie and other state officers had their understanding of International Humanitarian Law and International Humanitarian Rights Law strengthened in Djibouti
271
Tanzanian police and military personnel engaged International Humanitarian Law and International Human Rights Law
35
Kenya Prisons and Ministry of Health staff capacity built on Health in Detention
