Nepal Emergency Assistance
A huge 7.8 magnitude earthquake has hit Nepal, toppling buildings and destroying roads and infrastructure. Over 5,000 deaths have already been reported and over 10,000 people have been injured. As we get more information through, we fear these numbers will rise.
As children and their families come to terms with the aftermath of the quake, water supplies are running low and the risk of waterborne diseases such as cholera is growing rapidly. Unicef has over 200 staff working in Kathmandu and the surrounding area, delivering clean water and other life-saving supplies to children and families in danger.
The first supplies of food aid began reaching remote, earthquake-shattered mountain villages in Nepal, as the official death toll of the quake topped 6,200.
ROYAL GROUP CHARITY FOUNDATION TO DELIVER URGENT HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE TO THE PEOPLE OF NEPAL
Royal Group stated that the aid was part of Royal Group Charity’s relief program ordered by His Highness Prince Khalid Al-Sabah to alleviate suffering and improve living conditions of the quake-affected population.
EMIRATES RED CRESCENT TO DELIVER URGENT HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE TO THE PEOPLE OF NEPAL
UAE sends 1,200 tons aid convoy to Nepal victims
A group of Emirates Red Crescent (ERC) aid workers along with the Ministry of Interior’s Search and Rescue (SAR) team have flown to Nepal to participate in the rescue operations.
An Emirates Red Crescent (ERC) convoy of 100 trucks carrying 1,200 tons of humanitarian assistance left India for Nepal as part of the UAE relief program to assist victims of the devastating earthquake that hit the country on April.
KHALIFA FOUNDATION TO DELIVER URGENT HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE TO THE PEOPLE OF NEPAL
Under the directives of President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan and as per the order of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, the Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation is working on delivering urgent humanitarian assistance to the people of Nepal by shipping quantities of humanitarian aid to those affected by the devastating earthquake that killed thousands of people and left tens of thousands homeless.
Millions of children are in danger. for direct donations, please visit the Nepal earthquake appeal below and help save children’s lives.
http://nepalearthquake.humansecurity.org
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On September 25, world leaders will come together at the United Nations to adopt the Sustainable Development Goals, a concrete action plan for people and the planet. It’s our shared global to-do list for ending extreme poverty, fighting injustice and inequality, and fixing climate change — all by 2030.
UN System Offices in Africa
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
UNDP has country offices in Africa. Its Regional Bureau for Africa (RBA) has a Regional Service Centre based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
UN Capital Development Fund (UNCDF)
UNCDF has country programmes in Africa.
United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)
UNICEF has regional offices in Nairobi, Kenya and Dakar, Senegal. It also has country offices in West and Central Africa,
offices in the Middle East and North Africa region and offices in Eastern and Southern Africa.
United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
UNFPA has a regional office in Johannesburg, South Africa, and a liaison office in Addis Ababa, It has country offices in East and Southern Africa, and country offices in West and Central Africa.
The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR)
The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) works in four regions in Africa: Central Africa and the Great Lakes, East and Horn of Africa, Southern Africa, and West Africa.
World Health Organization (WHO)
WHO has country offices in Africa.
Joint UN Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS)
UNAIDS works in East and Southern Africa and West and Central Africa. It has a representative to the African Union and Economic Commission for Africa.
International Labour Organization (ILO)
The ILO gives support to the Africa Region through its Decent Work Country Teams and Country Offices.
UN Women
UN Women has regional and country offices in Africa.
United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)
UNIDO has regional offices in Africa.
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
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Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR)
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United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)
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UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)
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The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)
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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
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International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)
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International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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World Bank
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International Monetary Fund (IMF)
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International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
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International Maritime Organization (IMO)
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International Telecommunications Union (ITU)
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World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
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Royal Group Charity on Ebola
More than 12 months after the largest ever Ebola outbreak began, the situation is finally improving. Transmission is reduced from its peak in Guinea and Sierra Leone. Liberia’s chains of transmission seem contained, though investigations into one recent case continue.
There is no vaccine to prevent Ebola, although research is underway.
The current outbreak is spreading person to person, via bodily fluids. The virus is present in fluids like blood, vomit, semen, sweat, etc. The top way to protect yourself is to avoid direct unprotected contact with sick people and their body fluids.
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Relief and Aid contributions
As we respond to the needs of people affected by Ebola in West Africa, Royal Group Charity Foundation wishes to note its policy regarding donor-designated contributions as it has done in previous high-profile emergencies (such as Typhoon Haiyan last year, Superstorm Sandy the year before, the 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami, and the 2010 Haiti earthquake).
Royal Group Charity Foundation’s policy regarding designated contributions for Ebola response activities is simple: Royal Group Charity Foundation will use all contributions designated for “Ebola Relief” directly for relief and recovery efforts related to the Ebola Crisis.
Royal Group Charity Foundation recognizes the importance of enabling donors to communicate their intentions regarding donations and explaining how the organization carefully accounts for and uses designated contributions to honor the donors’ intentions. Royal group Charity takes several steps to ensure that both donors’ intentions and the organization’s use of contributions are clear.
Ebola relief contributions will be used only for Ebola-related programmatic costs and administrative expenses directly related to the Ebola relief activity.
General, unrestricted financial support is essential for Royal Group Charity to fulfill any of its deeply compelling humanitarian activities, including being able to respond rapidly to any emergency as the organization has done in the ongoing Ebola outbreak. Indeed, much of Royal Group Charity Foundation’s current Ebola-response activities have been guided by and in support of key partners that Royal Group Charity already was supporting in the affected countries — with such general funds – and are now playing central, critical roles in response to the crisis. That is why such unrestricted contributions always are needed, deeply appreciated, and enable Royal Group Charity to assist people in many places and situations that do not make the news.
However, Royal Group Charity Foundation is obligated to – and will always – honor the intent of a donor-designated financial contribution, including, obviously, in this instance with regard to Ebola-designated contributions. If a donor were to make a clearly restricted gift for a purpose or with a restriction that Royal Group Charity is not able to fulfill or comply with, Royal Group Charity Foundation will advise the donor of this situation and inquire if other uses may be permitted. If a donor’s intent cannot be met, Royal Group Charity will offer to direct the gift to another nonprofit able to fulfill the donor’s intent or return the gift.
Africa’s children need an education if Africa is to prosper. These children yearn to learn. We can help fulfil that yearning – lifting them & their communities out of poverty.
The problems can be awful. The solutions are not rocket science. With your help and the children’s courage, education, opportunities and hope for the future can be achieved.
SIGNS OF HOPE
One month after launching the Ebola Crisis Appeal, Royal Group Charity has now raised $2 million and says there are at last some signs of hope that the outbreak is beginning to be brought under control.
Royal Group Charity Foundation warned against complacency, saying there was still a huge amount of work to be done to contain the spread of the disease and to support those affected, and that further funding was still urgently needed to continue this work. Royal Group Charity Ebola Crisis Appeal was launched on 11th November with broadcast appeals presented by H.H Prince Khalid Al-Sabah.
Although the rate of infection in two of the worst affected countries Liberia and Guinea is no longer increasing nationally, there are still hotspots within those countries where Ebola transmission remains intense. In Sierra Leone, the rate of new infections remains worryingly high nationally. The majority of new cases are in the West and North of the country, including the capital Freetown.
Both the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) public and Government have been very generous in their support of the response to the crisis but Global funding is still well short of what is required. The UN has identified work by all agencies costing $1.5bn that is required but to date only $816m has been given.
H.H Prince Khalid Al-Sabah, Founder of Royal Group Charity Foundation, made the following statement….
The main credit for bringing this terrible disease under control belongs to the communities in West Africa for the incredible courage and care they have shown. They have changed the way they bury their dead and how they care for their sick, and have also changed hygiene practices that help prevent the spread. These communities have been supported by Royal Group Charity and our partners as part of a wider international effort.
It is incredibly important that we do not relent until Ebola is under control in all areas still affected. This will mean taking a flexible approach to ensure our response focuses on areas currently experiencing high rates of transmission but also areas where transmission may yet flair up.
Over 5,000 people have been killed by the virus and more than 13,000 have been infected. However, experts say the real figures could be far higher due to under-reporting.
Since the beginning of the outbreak, Royal Group Charity Foundation and its partners have helped over 2 thousand people across the region, the majority of whom have received information to help them to stay safe and stop the spread of the disease. This work has in part been funded by Royal Group and its royal members.
ERADICATING EXTREME POVERTY
Eradicating extreme poverty and substantially reducing moderate poverty by 2030 requires major shifts in policy priorities. To ensure that no one is denied universal human rights and basic economic opportunities, any new development agenda should focus on ensuring inclusive economic growth and reducing inequalities.
Employment opportunities need to be generated, consistent with the decent work agenda. As the vast majority of poor people live in impoverished rural areas, the main focus must be on building more productive, diversified and resilient local rural economies with stronger rural-urban economic linkages, and through the accelerated adoption of climate-smart and sustainable production methods. The will require a transformative agenda:
The majority of the rural poor are smallholder farmers, who are responsible for most global food production. Helping them to improve farm productivity through better access to resources, technologies, markets and organizations will be critical for both poverty eradication and food security. Compared to general growth in low-income developing countries, agricultural growth’s impact on poverty reduction could be as much as five times greater;
Reducing poverty requires ecological and resource sustainability. Increased food production will exacerbate land degradation, greenhouse gas emissions and biodiversity loss unless production methods and consumption patterns become more sustainable. Smallholder farmers will need affordable access to technologies and infrastructure to sustainably transform food systems;
Diversification of employment into non-agricultural activities will be essential to accelerate both rural and urban poverty reduction. Growth of non-farm activities is often driven by agricultural growth and can stimulate local employment creation;
Closing the gender gaps in education and access to productive resources can substantially boost women’s empowerment and incomes, particularly in agriculture and rural areas;
Roads and electricity improve connectivity to markets, strengthen rural-urban linkages, increase agricultural and non-agricultural productivity and create employment;
Better social protection can help the poor better manage risks, improve their livelihoods, and enhance the health and education of their children. It will thus not only help accelerate the eradication of poverty and hunger, but also reduce disparities in life chances;
Early investments in education, health and nutrition in rural areas are essential. Many youth face bleak economic prospects whether they stay in the countryside or migrate to cities. Increasing gainful opportunities by enhancing the skills of rural youth, and upgrading and diversifying local economic activities is therefore essential for improving youth prospects;
Addressing undernutrition will also contribute to poverty reduction by enhancing economic capacity, human capability and earnings potential, through better physical and cognitive development and sufficient dietary energy to be productive.
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REACHING OUT
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We try to meet individuals, families and groups struggling with poverty, wherever they live or work. We take the time and make the effort to discover what life is really like for them. Without giving money or material things, we make contact with them and gain enough of their confidence to be able to work together on projects that are important to them. Also, we make contact with people or groups who are already involved in the fight against poverty.
Royal Group Charity Foundation plans to host the Annual Convention on Africa against poverty and social exclusion which would be a valuable opportunity for dialogue between policy makers, key shareholders and people who have experienced poverty.
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Press/Media Releases
Our charity challenges are regularly featured in the media. Here’s a small selection of our press coverage…
29th June 2017
Meeting the needs for education
(Message from our founder His Highness Prince Khalid Al-Sabah)
Education is a right. It is also the most requested service, and key, to helping communities move towards peace and prosperity. Supporting education is a recognition of people’s enormous potential and the right to a better future.
Everyone deserves an education regardless of age or gender, religion or physical capacity, ethnic group or displacement through conflict. Education is essential if people are to participate in the life of their own communities.
May 14th 2017
Founder and trustee His Highness Prince Khalid Al-Sabah, launches an End to Poverty awareness campaign.
9th March 2016
African Charity Tour 2016
This Best Charities captures the accomplishments of the intensive effort Charities have undertaken towards education in cooperation with Government organizations.
This multi-year, integrated modernization achievement addresses critical issues in Africa’s education system: curricular reform, the development of national assessment systems, improvement of school leadership, and creation of professional standards.
Through the unique and direct involvement with Royal Group Charity Foundation particularly assisting children and young people in the regions where CHANGING LIVES MAKE A DIFFERENCE
(Supporter report)
Taking part in the charity challenges has been a life changing experience. We’re incredibly proud to have enabled to achieve amazing personal goals while at the same time helping those in society less fortunate.
13th January 2016
Malaria Report
Royal Group’s campaign made an incredible life saving impact, both by successfully advocating for increased GCC government funding for malaria prevention in 2015.
Last night at the Royal Group charity banquet address, His Highness Prince Khalid Al-Sabah affirmed the fact that we have the capacity to end malaria in our generation, and promised to continue advocating for funding in order to accomplish that goal.
There’s more progress to be made and a lot to be proud of. This is a great reminder that we have to double down on our commitment and ensure progress is not lost in 2016 and beyond.
2nd December 2015
Development and progress
The GCC countries accomplished major progress in economic and social comprehensive development. This was emphasized in the “Human Development Index” issued by the UN to measure the realization of corporate social responsibility. The Index placed the GCC countries at the highest category of countries with “High Human Development”.
The third version of the GCC’s CSR Conference was a premier event in 2015 in regards to the corporate social and sustainable development in a comprehensive concept.
The conference focused on recognizing the programs and activities of social responsibility in the Arabian Gulf area and displaying the best international and local examples in social responsibility and development as well as social partnership for private sector companies.
A badge of honor from H.H Sheikha Fatima Bint Mubarak was awarded to companies and charitable societies through a technical committee formed to evaluate and nominate those qualified for the award from the GCC countries.
20th November 2015
Best Charity Award
This Best Charities captures the accomplishments of the intensive effort Charities have undertaken towards education in cooperation with Government organizations.
This multi-year, integrated modernization achievement addresses critical issues in Africa’s education system: curricular reform, the development of national assessment systems, improvement of school leadership, and creation of professional standards.
5th October 2015
Signs of GoodWill
Saudi Arabia donated, during the period of 2015, more than $115 billion to more than 90 countries all over the world
10th September 2015
United Nations Report
On September 25, world leaders will come together at the United Nations to adopt the Sustainable Development Goals, a concrete action plan for people and the planet. It’s our shared global to-do list for ending extreme poverty, fighting injustice and inequality, and fixing climate change — all by 2030.
Cathy Calvin
President & CEO
United Nations Foundation
July/August 2015
The African Journey
Royal Group visited countries in Africa to see how much impact and progress and how the changes are being manifested on the people of Africa.
Accompanied with His Highness Prince Khalid Al-Sabah was the Secretary General for the Charity Commission whom made a report that “Africa is moving in a positive direction and our support has shown a huge impact on the Children and the people of Africa”.
Reported by Today’s News Broadcasting Agent. James Tabito Editor in Chief
21st July 2015
Royal Group Charity and African Union interests on Development
This talk will explore the expanding developments in Africa, the role of Royal Group Charity Foundation and other communities, the importance of partnerships and the position of the African Union.
Royal Group argument being that the rules on debt, aid and trade need reforming to help lift more African nations out of poverty.
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8th June 2015
Charity Annual Reception
The Head Chief of protocol has the honor to inform that on the occasion of the Ramadan. His Highness Prince Khalid Al-Sabah will host the annual reception for the heads of the diplomatic charity mission to Africa at the World Health Organization (WHO) Office in Africa on Tuesday 7th July 2015 at 2pm.
Each Head of mission will receive a presentation card with access to the meeting hall.
Press will be present at the reception hall.
At the entrance of the reception, Heads of mission will be greeted by the Charity Ambassador to Africa and the Head Chief of Protocol.
For any further information, please contact our charity commission at: info@royalgroupcharity.com
29th April 2015
Royal Group Charity gives an update on the situation in Nepal.
On behalf of Royal Group Charity Foundation, we begin by expressing our deepest condolences to all those affected by the earthquake in Nepal, including the families of those who died in Nepal, India, Bangladesh, and China. The images are gut-wrenching. Young children carried away in ambulances, entire villages reduced to rubble, families mourning their loved ones. There are no words adequate to express our sense of loss. We are working closely with the government of Nepal to provide assistance and support. Today, we are announcing that Royal Group Charity – through the GCC for International Development – will provide an additional $500 thousand for Nepal earthquake response and recovery efforts. This brings our total humanitarian funding for this disaster to $1.2 million dollars.
7th March 2015
THE OIL BARONS CHARITY BALL 2015
More than $200,000 was pledged for Friends of Cancer Patients through substantial donations raised during the 12th Oil Barons Charity Ball on Friday 6th March 2015.
In a heartfelt speech, patron of the event, H.E Sheikh Nahyan Bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Culture, Youth and Community Development, commended the continuous generosity of the oil and gas community and emphasized the difference it makes in the lives of the country’s cancer patients.
14th February 2015
Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) shift their funding focus from emergency to long-term development aid for children caught within conflicts.
The GCC is the most generous on earth when it comes to giving foreign aid – handing over $ billion’s to needy nations last year. placing the GCC to become the leading donor to charitable causes around the world
In a press interview with His Highness Prince Khalid Al-Sabah, the founder of Royal Group, he stated that, in terms of percentage of its gross national income, the GCC was the largest foreign aid donor in the world last year. The GCC has donated much more than any other countries to humanitarian aid around the world.
27th December 2014
African Annual Charity Gathering.
The World Charity Commission has awarded Royal Group Charity Foundation its highest rating four (4) stars for 3 consecutive years, placing Royal Group Charity in the TOP five percent.
18th November 2014 Fighting Ebola through Local Networks
Royal Group Charity Foundation is providing protective clothing and other supplies to hospitals fighting Ebola in Sierra Leone and is using its networks throughout the country to educate about Ebola.
Crises like the Ebola outbreak in West Africa highlight the problem of foreign aid workers who are too integrated into the system. When catastrophe strikes, they are the first to leave. Development that is driven by nationals makes all the difference. In Sierra Leone Royal Group Charity an Aid for Africa member organization, is helping to contain the Ebola crisis through well established networks. Almost all of its 70 staff members are Sierra Leoneans, who are training medical workers and educating the public about Ebola care and safety
14th November 2014
Al Maktoum Foundation Projects in Africa
H.H Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s Educational Project in Africa as described by the African Union and Royal Group as the most important charitable educational project to be executed in Africa by a single financier. The project was nothing but a realization of the vision of H.H Sheikh Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum.
Al Maktoum Foundation, suggested a practical solution to the major problems facing the African continent, including challenges like poverty, diseases, instability and economic problems. H.H Sheikh Hamdan’s vision continued to expand until today where it has over 40 schools and colleges in more than 22 African nations.
Royal Group Charity continues to support the Al Maktoum Foundation to grow into the development programs in Africa and donates the highest award to its cause and mission.
11th November 2014
Changing children’s lives in Sierra Leone, West Africa. Creating Hope for the future.
Partners with local organizations to combat child labor, promote education, and reduce infant and mortality rates.
Read more at http://www.royalgroupcharity.com/media/info-update
29th November 2013
Kuwait Launches US$1 Million Prize
Kuwait’s Amir, Sheikh Sabah, launched the US$1 million prize in the name of the late Dr Abdulrahman Al-Sumait, focusing on development research in Africa. The award will be supervised by the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences.
Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, also announced that his country would extend one billion dollars in soft loans for African countries over the next five years and another one billion dollars for investment in coming years.
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