The IRC Sudan program invites proposals from interested bidders for the supply of dignity kits. IRC will sign a Master Purchase Agreement for one year (1) year with the successful bidder(s). All bidders who are currently engaged by IRC for the supply of dignity kits are required to re-apply in order to comply with conditions stipulated in the RFP.

Rapidly escalating conflict in northern Mozambique is the key factor that has pushed the country not just onto Watchlist for the first time, but straight into the list’s top ten countries of most concern.

The International Rescue Committee in Salt Lake City is eager to present the annual Community Impact Report detailing efforts and progress made in fiscal year 2021, from October 1, 2020 through September 30, 2021.

Nigeria’s ranking among the top ten on Watchlist is primarily due to the crisis in the northeast, where humanitarian needs are only growing and deepening after ten years of conflict.

The International Rescue Committee in Salt Lake City presents the first quarterly snapshot of 2021, with a closer look at the Education Program.

Yemen tops the IRC’s annual Emergency Watchlist for the third year in a row: a consequence of over five years of major armed conflict and severe underfunding that has pushed the world’s largest humanitarian crisis to new lows in 2020 and left the humanitarian response on the brink of collapse.

Afghanistan has risen to second on Watchlist because of its high exposure to the triple threats of conflict, COVID-19 and climate change and uncertainty over the stalled peace process between the government and the Taliban.

Ethiopia features on the Watchlist for the third year in a row but rises into the top five for the first time due to escalating conflict. At the same time, climate change, desert locusts and the COVID-19 pandemic all further deepen the challenges facing the country in 2021, and drive up the number of people in need to the second highest in the world.

Burkina Faso entered the IRC’s Watchlist for the first time last year and it is now ranked at six as conflict activity continues to rise rapidly and spread, driving steep increases in humanitarian need, one of the world’s fastest growing displacement crises and - with COVID-19 - bringing a risk of famine.