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Humanitarian needs continue to grow in Ethiopia

Humanitarian needs continue to grow in Ethiopia 10 May 2021 The violence that threw Tigray into spotlight affects everyday life. In Ethiopia’s Tigray region, the scars of fighting are multiple and clear: buildings pocked by bullet holes, burnt carcasses of military vehicles abandoned by the side of the road, frozen construction sites and long rows of padlocked shops. Six months after the beginning of the crisis, the violence shows no sign of abating. In fact, it spread to other parts of the country and intensified in the past weeks. Last month, a state of emergency was declared in Amhara after hundreds of people were reportedly killed there, and only last week, dozens were killed in Oromia. As pockets of fighting multiply throughout the country, my biggest fear is to see even more death, destruction and displacement than what we have witnessed in the past six months.

Delegate Ethiopia

30 May 2021 The Austrian Red Cross (AutRC) is offering a job opportunity for a highly motivated Delegate with experience in project management, who is based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The delegate has the overall responsibility for the implementation of the project “BASE Basic Services to Southern Tigray”, which includes cash assistance, rehabilitation of water systems and provision of life-saving emergency medical services. The assignment starts in July 2021 and is limited to 12 months, with option to extend. Main duties and responsibilities Ensure quality implementation of the “BASE” project including optimal use of financial resources and delivery of project components to a high technical standard in line with international best practices

Those impacted by violence in Ethiopia need access to vital services

Those impacted by violence in Ethiopia need access to vital services Patrick Youssef © Provided by The Independent In Ethiopia’s Tigray region, the scars of fighting are multiple and clear: buildings pocked by bullet holes, burnt carcasses of military vehicles abandoned by the side of the road, frozen construction sites and long rows of padlocked shops. Six months after the beginning of the crisis, the violence shows no sign of abating. In fact, it spread to other parts of the country and intensified in the past weeks. Last month, a state of emergency was declared in Amhara after hundreds of people were reportedly killed there, and only last week, dozens were killed in Oromia. As pockets of fighting multiply throughout the country, my biggest fear is to see even more death, destruction and displacement than what we have witnessed in the past six months. 

QRCS backs Coronavirus control efforts in 6 countries - Ethiopia

QRCS backs Coronavirus control efforts in 6 countries Format © Qatar Red Crescent Society May 8th, 2021 ― Doha: Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) has recently made remarkable progress on its project to support Coronavirus control efforts in 22 countries. At a total cost of $233,670, many activities were done to reduce the spread of the pandemic in Ethiopia, El Salvador, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Vanuatu, and Mauritania. In Ethiopia, multi-sector aid was delivered in Gambella and Oromia Regions. The activities done included (1) training community volunteers to carry out awareness campaigns to vulnerable communities; (2) providing personal protective equipment (PPE) for volunteers and community to reduce the virus dissemination; (3) launching community awareness campaigns about COVID-19 causes, symptoms, and how to prevent it; and (4) training health professionals at isolation centers and providing them with hygiene and nonmedical kits.

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