We advocate for social, economic and environmental justice and for all people to enjoy their fundamental rights.
Welcome to ACT Alliance EU – a network of European church-based humanitarian and development NGOs.
We long for a world where all people, in all their diversity, live a life marked by dignity, free from poverty, and in societies that are just and fair.
Along with our members, we advocate for humanitarian and development policies and actions that enable lasting social, economic and environmental change.
We emphasise the importance of a diverse and vibrant civil society. Central to our work is the conviction that local communities and actors are best placed to lead change and make informed decisions about how development and humanitarian aid can meet their needs.
We advocate for social, economic and environmental justice and for all people to enjoy their fundamental rights.
Civil society plays a vital role in promoting democracy, gender equality and social protection.
We advocate for a shift in power towards local actors, who face huge barriers to funding and decision making in humanitarian response.
As Israel's key economic partner and a major Palestinian donor, the EU holds a pivotal role in advancing a just peace in Israel and Palestine.
We are a diverse network of 13 European church-based NGOs working on disaster relief, poverty alleviation and sustainable development.
We are also linked to the global ACT Alliance, a network of 145 Protestant and Orthodox churches and humanitarian organisations operating in over 120 countries.
This blog post presents some of the challenges facing the Palestinian healthcare system, highlights the vital role of East Jerusalem hospitals, and underscores the urgent need for international support to ensure that patients continue to receive the care they desperately require.
To mark the second anniversary of the conflict in Sudan, ACT Alliance and Caritas Internationalis joined faith leaders in the
By Floris Faber In the wake of scandals like Qatargate, some political actors are once again pointing the finger at