The internal crisis in Venezuela has left over 7 million people in need of humanitarian aid. The economic and political crisis in Venezuela is one of the world’s largest crises not resulting from war or natural disaster. Over 4 million people have had to flee the country for lack of food, water, medical care, electricity … Continued
16 October is World Food Day. On this day we want to give you a closer look at the history of the people who receive our support. Show you how you can change the life of the other person with action. Underline that the help we provide is not only numbers but real people, with … Continued
Every day millions of people suffer as a result of armed conflict and natural disasters. They strive to survive without access to food, water or safe shelter. August 19 – during World Humanitarian Day – join our campaign #IDontLookAway and help us respond to the needs of those who suffer the most. #IDontLookAway from human … Continued
Monsoon hits Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh. PAH appeals for support. The ethnic persecutions and repressions of the Rohingya muslim minority carried out by Burma’s military authorities has led to the forced displacement of hundreds of thousands across the border to Bangladesh, seeking refuge in provisional camps. A situation made worse by the adverse weather … Continued
CONTACT US Didn’t find a suitable position? Let’s connect! Please submit an open application via one of the links below. We’ll be in touch if we have an opportunity that matches your profile. JOB SEEKERS POLAND – PAH’S HEADQUATERS MISSION IN SYRIA MISSION IN UKRAINE MISSION IN SOMALIA MISSION IN IRAQ MISSION IN SOUTH SUDAN Please note that we contact only short-listed candidates. … Continued
Bob Ghosn is a humanitarian aid worker with an extensive experience in the field, currently working for the Belgium Red Cross. He has worked in DRC, Chad, Iraq, Guantanamo, Liberia, Jordan and other countries where he has designed and implemented Protection and Assistance programmes in fragile or emergency settings. Holder of an LLM in Law, … Continued
Dr. Elzbieta Mikos-Skuza is a senior lecturer at the Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw, Poland and a visiting professor at the College of Europe in Natolin. Her fields of specialization are: public international law, international humanitarian law of armed conflicts and peaceful resolution of international disputes. She is the Director of NOHA … Continued
Jolanta Choińska-Mika is a Professor at the Institute of History, University of Warsaw (PhD 1991, habilitation 2004). Between 2005-2012 she was the Vice-Head of the Institute of History and was in charge of admissions, assessment, curriculum reform and students’ academic welfare. Between 2008 and 2016 she was a member of the University of Warsaw Senate’s … Continued
Mian Muhammad Junaid is humanitarian, recovery and development professional with good background of programme design, delivery, advocacy, resource mobilization and its due utilization for larger scale multi-country humanitarian and development initiatives. Executive leadership, including in PBR (payment by result) setting, senior level representation and programme management experience with proven skills in managing consortia for effective result … Continued
Jan Weuts is the Humanitarian Advisor of Caritas International Belgium, overseeing worldwide disaster response of the Caritas network, and he represents Caritas Internationalis in the Sphere Board. Since 2009 he lectures on Humanitarian Management in the Catholic University of Louvain-la-Neuve and in the NOHA Fall/Spring schools and Intensive Programs. Before joining Caritas, he worked 15 … Continued