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Mercy Corps believes that responses to emergencies and development must, at their core, focus on strengthening the bonds between the public, private and civic sectors. Our approach aims to build and improve societal relations based on the principles of peaceful coexistence, accountability and participation.

Rebuilding Peace by Piece ›

Country: Indonesia

Tjak Tohata and his family were getting used to staying in a barn - but Mercy Corps helped them return home.

Community Groups Helping Neighbors ›

Country: Sri Lanka

Tsunami-affected communities are putting their rebuilding plans on hold to help families displaced by recent violence.

A New Harvest ›

Country: India

Darjeeling tea is one of the world's most enjoyable beverages — but it doesn't come easily to your cup.

Kosovo's New Beginning ›

Country: Kosovo

Mercy Corps is pleased at the resolution of Kosovo’s political and legal status, and urges the international community to support efforts to build a peaceful and prosperous future.

Giving Youth a Voice ›

Country: Kosovo

Mercy Corps is helping students in Kosovo to gain a voice in the issues that affect them most.

Connecting and Protecting Neighbors ›

Country: United States

Loyed Lonzo is a man who knows things. And in post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans, information is a crucial commodity.

Q&A: Afghanistan, Five Years After the Taliban Fell ›

Country: Afghanistan

Michael Bowers, former Mercy Corps Country Director in Afghanistan, describes his experiences and shares his thoughts about his time in this unique and challenging country.

Q&A: In Their Words ›

Country: Lebanon

What do young Lebanese people think about the prospects for peace and development in their country?

South Asia on the Big Screen ›

Country: Pakistan

Examining life on the South Asian subcontinent was the focus of a Mercy Corps-sponsored film festival screened in Islamabad.

One Year Later: Restoring Community ›

Country: United States

In the year since Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast, Mercy Corps has helped 250,000 people begin to recover and rebuild.

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