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Neglected Crises Campaign

Crises become neglected when we don’t hear about them on our news bulletins and donors and policy makers no longer make them a priority. These crises are often protracted with complex causes such as conflict, climate change and poor governance. Integral Members and their Partners are working with communities in many Neglected Crises.

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Read about how Integral Member’s have come to together to highlight Neglected Crises.

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Read the story of one woman’s journey from tragedy and hardship to a place of safety.

Ten Neglected Crises where Integral Members are working
  • Afghanistan 
  • Burkina Faso 
  • DRC 
  • Ethiopia
  • Lebanon
  • Madagascar 
  • Myanmar
  • South Sudan
  • Sudan
  • Yemen
Many countries with humanitarian needs have become Neglected Crises. We want to raise the profile of these countries, we want policies to be changed in their favour, we want donors to support those in need. We want the world to take notice.
See how Members are responding in Democratic Republic of Congo

The DRC has suffered decades of recurring conflict which has resulted in 27 million people being in need of humanitarian assistance. Displacement leads to hunger as families can no longer access their lands to grow food. Disease and inadequate health services increase vulnerability. Integral Members are working with local Partners across the country to address these needs.

Hear from David Verboom, CEO of Integral Member Medair

In this video he tells us what he is seeing in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Click here to read a blog post from David about why DRC matters.

A snapshot of daily life from the DRC

Focus group of local leaders in Kakenge - the group said their greatest need was for peace so everyone displaced by conflict in recent years could return to their homes.
Washing clothes in the river Madegu: There is no running water in the village where these ladies live so they have to walk to the nearest river to do their laundry.
Fetching water near Kiziba: A young woman returns to her home up a steep slope carrying water as well as her young child.
Ruined sanitation block at the primary school in Minembwe: the toilet block was destroyed during fighting in the area three years ago.
Children walking to primary school in Minembwe: schools in the Minembwe area do not have enough books or other equipment and there are few teachers.
Herders with their cattle near Kiziba. Many cattle were killed during the fighting and many herders can not access land where they used to graze their animals as it is unsafe.
Ruined school Kahwela, destroyed by recent conflict in 2019: approximately 35 schools have been destroyed in the Minembwe area in recent years due to conflict.
A mother and child who have been part of a programme supporting families with food.
Children help their mother carry water: in a poor suburb of Goma families have no running water and must queue at water points.
Amisha and her child are receiving free services at the health centre after she was recently widowed in an attack on her home in Bunia.
Cooking lunch near the Iga Barrière health centre.
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