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Concern continues to provide assistance, distributing latrines and NFI, to vulnerable people affected by the devastating earthquake in Hatay. Photo: Concern WorldwideConcern continues to provide assistance, distributing latrines and NFI, to vulnerable people affected by the devastating earthquake in Hatay. Photo: Concern WorldwideConcern continues to provide assistance, distributing latrines and NFI, to vulnerable people affected by the devastating earthquake in Hatay. Photo: Concern Worldwide

Institutional donors

Institutional donors

We are proud and grateful to receive funding from a diverse group of government agencies, private donors and major trusts. This allows us to respond quickly in the event of an emergency and to expand the reach and scope of our development programmes.

Our current institutional donors include the European Union including the Directorate General for International Partnerships (DG IntPa), the Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG ECHO), the Irish Government, the UK Government and the US Government. We also receive funding from the Canadian Government, Korean Government, French Government, German Government, UN agencies and many other institutional donors.

To see a full list of all current EU and ECHO projects, click the link below.

Foday Kamara (27) lives in Mathonko. 'Before I didn't have food. but now I eat well , food I never tried before' he says of the impact of Farmer Field School on the local community. Photo: Conor O'Donovan/Concern Worldwide
Foday Kamara lives in Sierra Leone, and began growing rice after engaging with Concern through an Irish Aid-funded programme. Photo: Conor O'Donovan/Concern Worldwide
Chawada Aboubacar, in Niger, gained market gardening skills through a livelihoods programme funded by the EU. Photo: Apsatou Bagaya/Concern Worldwide
Chawada Aboubacar, in Niger, gained market gardening skills through a livelihoods programme funded by the EU. Photo: Apsatou Bagaya/Concern Worldwide
A Concern staff member in Sierra Leone engaging the community through an Irish Aid-funded livelihoods programme. Photo: Conor O'Donovan/Concern Worldwide
A Concern staff member in Sierra Leone engaging the community through an Irish Aid-funded livelihoods programme. Photo: Conor O'Donovan/Concern Worldwide

European Union (EU)

Somaliland emergency response team, supported by the EU, conducting food distribution. Photo: Concern Worldwide.

The European Union supports our long-term development work in a range of sectors such as livelihoods, health, nutrition, water, sanitation, and hygiene. A list of Concern’s projects currently funded and co-funded by the European Union is attached at the link above.

Somaliland emergency response team, supported by the EU, conducting food distribution. Photo: Concern Worldwide.

European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO)

Irish Aid

UK Government

USAID

Our impact in 2022

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16.4 M

people reached through our emergency response

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8.3 M

people reached through our health interventions

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5.4 M

people reached through our livelihoods programmes

Jamna feeding her daughter Shanti

Pakistan Hunger Appeal

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  • Climate shocks increasing food scarcity

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