For Resilience, Dignity&Well-being
SHDA inspired by humanitarian principles SDHA bases its humanitarian intervention on Fount International recognized Humanitarian principles of OCHA which are: humanity, neutrality, impartiality and independence. These principles are central to establishing and maintaining access to affected people, whether in a Read More …
See facts sheets details and global trends Poverty, environment and disaster management are interconnected phenomena. Water as a natural resource is a critical resource needed by all humans and nature to sustain the biodiversity. Water security means meeting human Read More …
Sustainable Agriculture and Livelihoods is a major programmatic areas feeding into the vision of SDHA. Sustainable food availability and adequate nutrition are the fundamental pillars for beneficiaries well-being. The logic programme model is made of three main complementary components: 1-Food Read More …
SDHA is pleased to share with you the fact sheet on water Security and Environment Management. You may read the document or download.