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As humanitarian crisis is compounding worldwide, we’re strengthening capacity to respond to disaster at individual, organisational, and sectoral level.  
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The world needs a well-equipped humanitarian system

The profound increase in the scale of humanitarian crisis worldwide requires an overhaul of the humanitarian system. We must address capacity gaps to address the full scale of needs.

 

RedR empowers individuals with the expertise, methods, approaches, and opportunities they need to maximise their impact, whatever their role in disaster relief. We help organisations unlock their capacity and fulfil their mandate, supporting them through their unique challenges through tailored learning solutions. We influence the sector developing standards and principles, as well as cross-sector partnerships.

Artificial Intelligence for Humanitarians

We’re providing foundational training on the essentials of artificial intelligence for humanitarians, from critical assessment and evaluation of AI tools to safe, effective, ethical use in practice
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Strengthening Local NGOs’ capacity in Mali

Mali is facing one of the world’s most complex humanitarian crises — with over 7 million people in need due to conflict, displacement, food insecurity, and climate shocks. In this context, local NGOs are not just responders — they are lifelines.

 

From December 2024 to April 2025, RedR delivered a tailored online training programme to build the capacity of 10 local humanitarian organisations working on the frontlines every day.

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Resource Mobilisation Training for Local NGO Staff in Tanzania and Uganda

Gendered structural factors exacerbate food insecurity and malnutrition in Uganda and Tanzania.

Local NGOs are vital partners in addressing such challenges. However, many of these organisations face capacity gaps in securing sustainable funding. Strengthening their ability to mobilise resources and write competitive proposals to fund their work is therefore essential.

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Supporting locally-led response to war in Sudan

In the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, half of Sudan’s population needs humanitarian support.

 

We’re giving local responders to the war in Sudan organisational support, coaching, and training on the topics needed most. 

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