UN Experts Demand International Action Human Rights Violations in Sudan UN Experts Demand International Action Human Rights Violations in Sudan 01:29 PM EAT, June 4, 2025 – UN experts demand international action human rights violations as they surge in Sudan’s displacement camps, a critical aspect of the Sudan humanitarian crisis. Targeted attacks and a worsening catastrophe demand global attention and support. Learn more about training for humanitarian response at the Africa Training Institute. Escalating Crisis Where UN Experts Demand International...

Democratic Republic of Congo Internal Displacement Crisis: National Ownership Essential Democratic Republic of Congo Internal Displacement Crisis: National Ownership Essential June 4, 2025 – The Democratic Republic of Congo internal displacement crisis has reached critical levels, with over 7.4 million people displaced due to ongoing conflict, violence, and human rights abuses. A UN expert emphasizes that national ownership is vital for addressing this escalating humanitarian challenge. Learn more about similar humanitarian efforts at the Africa Training Institute. Understanding the Democratic...

Verify this funding opportunity before applyingFunding calls can change or close. Confirm the deadline, eligible countries, applicant requirements, funding amount and submission instructions on the donor’s official website.ATI policy: expired opportunities remain available as an archive for research and SEO, but should not be treated as open unless the official donor source confirms a current call.Call for Proposals: Thriving Farmers, Resilient EcosystemsThe Thriving Farmers, Resilient Ecosystems initiative by the Common Fund for Commodities (CFC) seeks transformative projects to boost smallholder...

Verify this funding opportunity before applyingFunding calls can change or close. Confirm the deadline, eligible countries, applicant requirements, funding amount and submission instructions on the donor’s official website.ATI policy: expired opportunities remain available as an archive for research and SEO, but should not be treated as open unless the official donor source confirms a current call.Call for Proposals: Pan African Action Plan for Active MobilityThe Pan African Action Plan for Active Mobility (PAAPAM), led by the United Nations Environment Programme...

African Development Bank Leadership: Race Intensifies at CEO Forum African Development Bank Leadership Race Intensifies at CEO Forum Published: May 16, 2025 The African Development Bank leadership race is intensifying ahead of the presidential election. At the Africa CEO Forum 2025, held May 12-13 in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, four candidates campaigned to gain support from 3,000 business leaders and policymakers. Their visions will shape the future of Africa’s leading development institution. African Development Bank Leadership: Driving Economic Progress The AfDB...

Hunger Crisis in DRC: WFP Urges Joint Action Hunger Crisis in DRC: WFP Calls for Urgent Joint Action Published: May 20, 2025 The hunger crisis in DRC affects 28 million people, marking a 10% increase in severe food insecurity since September 2024. The World Food Programme (WFP) reports this as the highest number ever recorded, driven by escalating violence and displacement in eastern DRC. Eric Perdison, WFP Regional Director for Eastern and Southern Africa, urges collective action to address this...

Syria Humanitarian Crisis: UN Briefing on Urgent Needs Humanitarian Crisis in Syria: UN Briefing Highlights Urgent Needs The humanitarian crisis in Syria remains a critical global issue, as detailed in a recent United Nations briefing to the Security Council. Delivered by Mr. Ramesh Rajasingham, Director of the Coordination Division at the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), on behalf of Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Mr. Tom Fletcher, the briefing underscored the urgent needs...

Humanitarian Evaluation Training: Boost Your Impact with ALNAP LessonsIn today’s fast-evolving humanitarian landscape, delivering impactful programs requires rigorous humanitarian evaluation training. For professionals across Africa, mastering Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) is key to driving sustainable change. Drawing on insights from ALNAP’s Evaluation of Humanitarian Action Guide, this post explores practical techniques to strengthen your programs. Learn how the Africa Training Institute (ATI) can help you excel through its Postgraduate Diploma in MEAL.Why Humanitarian Evaluation Training MattersWhether managing WASH...

Bridging Humanitarian and Development Sectors in Africa: Insights for CollaborationAchieving humanitarian development collaboration is essential for tackling Africa’s pressing challenges, from climate crises to conflict-driven displacement. The Africa Training Institute (ATI) empowers professionals to bridge these sectors through targeted training. Inspired by insights from Oxford Policy Management (OPM), we explore how collaboration drives impact and how ATI’s programs support this goal.The Need for Humanitarian Development CollaborationHumanitarian aid often focuses on immediate relief, while development work targets long-term growth, leading to...

Navigating African Civic Space Restrictions: Insights from Devex Navigating African Civic Space Restrictions: Insights from Devex Posted on May 14, 2025 | By Africa Training Institute African civic space restrictions are reshaping governance across the continent, as highlighted in a recent Devex article. Governments are balancing national security with civic freedoms, often limiting NGOs and media. At the Africa Training Institute, we believe understanding these dynamics is key to fostering sustainable development. This blog post summarizes the article’s insights and...

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