Notes from Aksaray and a Visit from PRM
Photo by RET Article by Ali Selim Kara, Communications Officer for RET AKSARAY, TÜRKIYE – We’re excited to share highlights from the recent visit by representatives of the U.S. Department of
School at All Costs: Ramatou’s Story
Since 2021, RET Germany in Niger has been working to promote girls’ access and retention in quality primary and secondary education and women’s socio-economic empowerment for inclusive and peaceful development
Local Partner Spotlight: Noor and Salma’s New Chapter with LEAP
For Noor Muhammed and Salma, fleeing Afghanistan wasn’t a choice—it was survival. This is their story.
Catch Up with RET (October 2024)
RET's monthly newsletter, highlighting our work around the world.
Voices from the Field: Protection Teams Gather in Ankara
As part of our commitment to collaboration and capacity building, RET in Türkiye recently brought together its protection teams for a crucial meeting at its central office in Ankara.
A Tale of Resilience: Adam Bello and the Revival of Fish Farming in Sayam Refugee Camp
In Niger, Adam is the head of the "Himma" agricultural group and a key figure in the camp's fish farming initiative. His journey is a testament to resilience and perseverance.
Project Overview: Supporting Health & WASH in Venezuela
Though a project developed with the accompaniment and financing of IOM, RET directly served thousands across Venezuela to improve health, access to water, sanitation, and hygiene.
Catch Up with RET (September 2024)
RET's monthly newsletter, highlighting our work around the world.
Pursuing a New Career Through Vocational Training in Mali: Damélé’s Story
As part of our economic development work in Mali, we're working with local NGO REFOR to run vocational training programs. We spoke to one program participant about his experience.
RET’s CEO Embarks on Mission to Türkiye
Ms. Zeynep Gülgün Gündüz, the President and CEO of RET International and a member of RET International’s Board of Directors, embarked on a field visit to RET Türkiye in May.
Inspiring the Next Generation in Türkiye: RET’s Youth Day Activities
On International Youth Day, RET in Türkiye organized workshops, seminars, and trainings focused on skill development, and promoting youth participation in decision-making processes.
10 Ways that RET Makes a Difference and How to Support Our Work
In this article, we present the top 10 reasons to support RET, highlighting the profound difference you can make in some of the world's most challenging environments.
How We’re Working with Indigenous Communities: Felicia’s Story
Felicia Gallego is working to ensure that local traditions and culture can coexist with modern disaster risk management practices.
RET Collaborates in Response Coordination for Migration in Latin America and the Caribbean
Image courtesy Instituto de Estudios sobre Conflictos y Acción Humanitaria (IECAH). Article by Paula Andrea Uribe, Regional Technical Manager for RET in Latin America and the Caribbean As part of our
Catch Up with RET (August 2024)
RET's monthly newsletter, highlighting our work around the world.
Multiplier Effect in Action: Strengthening Capacity with Local Service Providers in Türkiye
Photo by RET Article by Ali Selim Kara, Communications Officer for RET In June, RET conducted a series of capacity-strengthening training sessions for the staff of public institutions and community-based organizations
Why Finally Studying Turkish Was A Dream Come True for Fatma
Photo by RET Article by Ali Selim Kara, Communications Officer for RET AKSARAY, TÜRKIYE – Despite being Turkish, Fatma, born in 1960, never had the opportunity to learn to read and
Leading the Way in Ecuador, RET Launches New Project in Partnership with Education Cannot Wait
“Together with the Ministry of Education and the country’s education ecosystem, we’ll create a more resilient and inclusive education system.” – María Antonia Gonzalez, RET Ecuador. Press release by RET
How Sanitary Products Changed Assifa’s Life
Assifa Soumaila (13) is learner in CE2 class at the primary school of Diga Banda in Tillaberi, north of Niamey. Like many girls her age, Assifa recently faced a delicate
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