Emergency relief for 1.1 million conflict affected

Project Report: Emergency Relief for 1.1 Million Conflict Affected (69537)
No One Down Relief Organization (NODRO)
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Registration No: 7509
Our Ref No: NODRO/Global/April/2026/L.No.11
Date: April 14, 2026

Dear GlobalGiving Community,

Warm greetings from No One Down Relief Organization (NODRO).

We are pleased to share our latest progress report for the project “Emergency Relief for 1.1 Million Conflict Affected.” This initiative is dedicated to providing life-saving assistance and recovery support to individuals and families affected by conflict across vulnerable regions in Ethiopia.

During this reporting period, we have made meaningful progress in delivering urgent humanitarian aid, restoring hope, and supporting affected communities toward recovery and resilience.

Project Overview

The Emergency Relief for 1.1 Million Conflict Affected project aims to address the urgent humanitarian needs of populations displaced or impacted by conflict.

The project focuses on:

• Emergency food distribution
• Provision of shelter and non-food items (NFIs)
• Access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services
• Basic healthcare and psychosocial support
• Protection services for women, children, and vulnerable groups

Key Challenges Addressed

• Displacement and loss of livelihoods
• Food insecurity and malnutrition
• Limited access to clean water and sanitation
• Lack of basic healthcare services
• Increased vulnerability of women and children
• Trauma and psychological distress

Key Achievements (January – March 2026)

During this reporting period, the project achieved the following:

• Distributed emergency food supplies to 8,500 households
• Provided shelter materials and essential NFIs to 3,200 displaced families
• Delivered clean water access to over 12,000 individuals
• Supported 2,800 beneficiaries with basic healthcare services
• Provided psychosocial support to 1,750 individuals, including women and children
• Conducted hygiene promotion campaigns reaching 10,000+ people
• Established 5 temporary safe spaces for women and children

Early Impact & Beneficiary Stories

Restoring Hope in Crisis

A displaced mother of three shared:
"We lost everything during the conflict. The support we received helped us survive and gave us hope that we can rebuild our lives."

Observed Changes

• Improved access to food and basic necessities
• Reduced health risks through clean water and hygiene awareness
• Increased protection and safety for vulnerable groups
• Enhanced emotional well-being through psychosocial support
• Strengthened community resilience

Community Participation

Community involvement has been essential to effective implementation:

• Local volunteers supported aid distribution
• Community leaders facilitated beneficiary identification
• Women participated in protection and support groups
• Feedback mechanisms ensured accountability and transparency

This engagement strengthens trust and ensures culturally appropriate interventions.

Challenges Encountered

Despite progress, several challenges were observed:

• Growing number of displaced populations
• Limited resources to meet increasing demand
• Logistical constraints in remote and conflict-affected areas
• Ongoing trauma among beneficiaries
• Inflation affecting procurement and delivery costs

Response Measures

NODRO has taken the following actions:

• Prioritized the most vulnerable households
• Strengthened coordination with local authorities and partners
• Expanded psychosocial support services
• Improved logistics and supply chain planning
• Advocated for additional funding and partnerships

Monitoring & Accountability

NODRO maintains strong monitoring systems to ensure effectiveness and transparency:

• Regular field monitoring visits
• Beneficiary tracking and verification systems
• Distribution and service delivery records
• Community feedback and complaint mechanisms
• Periodic evaluation of project outcomes

Current Key Performance Indicators

• 8,500 households received food assistance
• 3,200 families supported with shelter and NFIs
• 12,000+ individuals accessed clean water
• 2,800 received healthcare services
• 1,750 received psychosocial support
• 10,000+ reached through hygiene awareness campaigns
• 5 safe spaces established

What’s Next? (April – July 2026)

In the next phase, NODRO plans to:

• Expand emergency food assistance to additional communities
• Increase shelter and non-food item distribution
• Strengthen WASH services and infrastructure
• Scale up healthcare and psychosocial support programs
• Enhance protection services for women and children
• Build partnerships for long-term recovery initiatives

Long-Term Vision

Our long-term vision is to support conflict-affected communities in transitioning from emergency relief to sustainable recovery.

We aim to:

• Restore livelihoods and economic stability
• Improve access to essential services
• Strengthen community resilience
• Promote peacebuilding and social cohesion

Why Your Support Matters

Your support is critical in saving lives and restoring dignity for conflict-affected populations.

Impact of Your Donation

• $50 provides emergency food for a family
• $100 supplies essential non-food items
• $500 supports shelter assistance for displaced households
• $5,000 funds large-scale emergency response efforts

Closing Appreciation

We extend our sincere gratitude to GlobalGiving and all our generous supporters for your continued commitment and partnership.

Your support is making a real difference—bringing relief, hope, and dignity to those affected by conflict.

Together, we are saving lives and rebuilding futures.

With heartfelt appreciation,

Mrs. Woderyelesh Ashebir Belay
Executive Director
No One Down Relief Organization (NODRO)
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Email: nodeethiopia.org@gmail.com
Tel: +251-967-105-147