This multi-sectoral intervention aimed at contributing to the improvement of the living conditions of communities affected by conflict and displacement in the regions of diffa and tillabéri

This $2,600,000 USAID Foreign Assistance for Programs Overseas (CFDA 98.001) Project Grant award aims to improve living conditions for conflict-affected and displaced communities in the Diffa and Tillaberi regions of Niger. The funds will be used by the non-profit organization Dansk Flygtningehjælp (Danish Refugee Council) to facilitate access to shelter, essential household items, and economic opportunities to restore the livelihoods of internally displaced persons, repatriated populations, and refugees. The 2-year grant, which runs from October 2024 to September 2026, will provide multi-sectoral assistance including shelter, non-food items, and support for the development of income-generating activities, targeted to vulnerable populations based on defined criteria.

This includes facilitating access for these displaced people to shelter, essential household items and economic opportunities to restore their livelihoods destroyed or lost in crises. Thus, as part of this intervention, assistance is provided in the form of shelter, NFI and support for the development of igas for IDP, repatriated and refugee populations according to the vulnerability criteria defined and agreed with the stakeholders.