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Faced with a world undergoing profound change, marked by intensifying crises and inequalities, our organisation is unveiling its 2026–2030 strategy.

The Tillabéri and Diffa regions are facing a humanitarian crisis due to armed violence in the Sahel region. Humanity & Inclusion  has been running a project there since 2021, which has already helped more than 32,000 people.

To mark International Women’s Day on 8 March, here are five facts and figures about women affected by armed conflict.

10 days after Cyclone Fytia swept across Madagascar, the even stronger Cyclone Gezani destroyed much of the port city of Toamasina. Humanity & Inclusion has mobilised its teams to provide emergency assistance.

Hundreds of thousands of people lost their possessions when Super Typhoon Ragasa swept through the Philippines. In the aftermath, Humanity & Inclusion supported the most vulnerable victims.

In 2026, Humanity & Inclusion is renewing its commitment to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions.

Humanity & Inclusion is leading a key workstream within the WHO Disability Health Equity Initiative, driving efforts to make health systems inclusive for all. As a founding member of the Initiative’s new Network, HI brings its expertise in health equity to uphold the right to health for everyone.

In the heart of the Peruvian Amazon and Andes regions, Humanity & Inclusion is empowering women, young people and people with disabilities to combat the effects of climate change.

For weeks, the Philippines suffered from rain and flooding. With Humanity & Inclusion's help, Marilyn was able to provide for her six children.

Kaltouma, 35, and her sister Hassaneih, 25, have fled the war in Sudan. Both women live with disabilities but despite difficult conditions, they are rebuilding their lives in Chad.

At 70, Nanay Benita has only one fear: not being able to escape in the event of a climatic disaster. Thanks to the quad cane distributed by Humanity & Inclusion (HI), she feels relieved.

In Pinar del Río, the development of inclusive, family-based urban agriculture is helping communities to become self-sufficient and resilient in the face of disasters, while strengthening social ties.

Typhoons, torrential rain, floods... Humanity & Inclusion was able to react from the very first days to cope with the consequences of the multiple storms that hit the Philippines.

Djadah and Haleema fled the violence in their country. Their sadly similar journeys testify of the terrible violence suffered by people in Sudan.

HI in El Salvador provides technical assistance on the inclusion of people with disabilities to a project being run by a consortium in three of the region’s countries: Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador.