MALI
About 4.3 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance in 2020*
1.1 million people will be severely food insecure in the country during the lean season (June to August 2020) *
47.5% of the population aged under 15 (World Bank)
*OCHA Figures
Capital : Bamako
Population : 20 million
Regions : Bamako, Fatoma, Mopti, Ségou, Sio, Socoura, Tombouctou
Food Security & Livelihoods, Child Welfare & Protection
Humanitarian context
Our actions
The programs implemented in Mali in the regions of Bamako, Mopti, Ségou and Tombouctou combine components of livelihood strengthening, child protection and peace promotion.
Support for improving living conditions and socio-economic integration of talibé children and young people in Bamako, Mopti, Ségou and Tombouctou (2,700 children)
- Improvement of living conditions (drinking water supply, latrine rehabilitation, hygiene awareness, etc.)
- Promotion of good contracting practices
- Capacity building of actors
- Recognition and inclusion of Koranic schools in the Malian education system
Promotion of Peace through socio-economic and cultural integration of young people in Bamako and Mopti (100 young people and 10 community leaders in Bamako and 100 young people and 10 community leaders in Mopti)
- Social skills training, negotiation, critical thinking, multi-identity social networks, identification of young people at risk
- Support for the implementation of community micro-projects
- Personalized social approach
Sustainable response to food insecurity in the cities of Mopti, Socoura, Fatoma and Sio by revitalizing cereal banks (around 45,000 beneficiaries)
- Construction and rehabilitation of grain banks
- Purchase of food
Community participatory approach - Training communities to manage grain banks
Support for vulnerable populations during the Ramadan and Tabaski celebrations
- Distribution of meat during Eid Al Adha
- Distribution of coupons to vulnerable people to enable them to buy food during the Ramadan period.