BEST PRACTICES

In 2016, with the help of EU funding, UNICEF helped 12 600 children in Syria who crossed conflict lines to sit their national exams. However, 1.7 million others are still out of school.

To better present the complex situation and the UNICEF intervention with the support of the EU, a short and creative video has been created. The EU visual identity is correctly displayed.

Click here to see the video.

DRC has been in a situation of emergency for 20 years. The rapid and escalating displacement of Congolese citizens will likely be the greatest humanitarian concern in the coming period. Increased fighting in the Kasai region in central DRC has rapidly deteriorated the situation in the country. To better present the complex situation and the NRC intervention with the support of the EU, a short but effective video has been created.

The EU visual identity is correctly displayed and the written and verbal recognition of the EU contribution in well expressed. Click here to see the video.

The European Union and the World Food Programme (WFP) work closely with their Turkish partners to provide crucial food assistance to around 735,000 Syrians in south-eastern Turkey.

The help is delivered through an e-card that is given to the most vulnerable refugees, people unable to find work, those afflicted by sickness and disability, and families headed by women or the elderly.

Through the e-food card, each person is given the dignity of choice and can decide how to spend it to cover the most basic needs, such as fresh meat, vegetables, tea and bread. The EU visual identity is correctly displayed and the verbal recognition of the EU contribution in well expressed. Click here to see the video.