Norwegian Refugee Council

The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) is a leading humanitarian organization dedicated to assisting and protecting the rights of refugees and displaced persons worldwide. Established in 1946, NRC operates in over 30 countries, providing vital support to those affected by conflict and disaster.

NRC’s core activities include emergency response, education, shelter, and livelihood support. The organization works tirelessly to ensure that displaced individuals have access to essential services and can rebuild their lives with dignity.

With a strong commitment to advocacy, NRC also engages in policy dialogue to influence decision-makers and promote the rights of refugees and internally displaced persons. Their vision is a world where everyone has the right to seek safety and find a durable solution to their plight.

NRC’s approach is grounded in the principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality, and independence. They strive to deliver high-quality assistance while ensuring the participation of affected communities in the decision-making processes.

Through partnerships with local organizations and governments, NRC enhances its impact and reaches the most vulnerable populations. The organization is funded by a mix of governmental and private donations, ensuring transparency and accountability in all its operations.

In addition to immediate relief efforts, NRC focuses on long-term solutions, including education and vocational training, to empower displaced individuals and help them reintegrate into society.

As a member of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and other global networks, NRC collaborates with various stakeholders to address the challenges faced by refugees and displaced persons.

For more information about their work and how to support their mission, visit their official website.