Link NCA interactive indicators – Experience from Haiti
Learnings experienced by Action Against Hunger Link NCA team in Haiti
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Conducting a Gender Analysis in Action Against Hunger International
Providing clear and practical steps to conduct a gender analysis, this guidance is designed primarily for Action Against Hunger International staff.
Sexual and Gender Based Violence and Sexual Exploitation and Abuse: A Toolkit
The purpose of this toolkit is to provide Action Against Hunger staff with the basic knowledge and understanding of SGBV and SEA.
Tools to Achieve the Gender Minimum Standards
This document is your guide to all existing tools to help achieve the Gender Minimum Standards.
Gender Analysis for Strategic Programming (GASP)
This training is designed to provide participants with an introduction to some of the basic information and skills they need to implement and/or manage a Gender Analysis (GA) as part of ACF field projects.
Gender Sensitive Communication Guidelines
The main objectives of this document are to ensure a balanced representation of women and men of all ages, ensure communications avoid stereotypes and promote multi-dimensional representation and portrayal, and facilitate an accurate and holistic understanding of gender-based violence.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Develop Feedback and Complaint Mechanisms to Communities
The purpose of this guide is to help Action Against Hunger staff in the design and set up of feedback and complaint mechanisms to communities in a practical and efficient way.
Advocating for Change – Empowering Women in Gaza
Results from a Food Security and Livelihoods programme with income generating activities to empower women in Gaza
ISP3 Key Trends: Climate Change
We spoke with some of our colleagues here in Valencia about the climate crisis and how Action Against Hunger is responding. Read and listen to what Olivier, Claire and Jennifer had to say about climate change and how we might respond to it.
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Policy 2018
Established in 1979, Action Against Hunger is a Non-Governmental Organization advocating for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene as essential determining factors of nutrition and health for children under five, and basic conditions for survival, dignity, autonomy of populations and individuals affected by crises.