Publications

  • Report on Cross Cutting Indicators

    At the project level, we record our output indicators in project workbooks, based on the activities carried out. This report will highlight those indicators.

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  • Annual Accounts 2024

    Annual Accounts 2024

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  • Complaints Handling Report – 2023

    This report is intended to provide a transparent overview of complaints handling at Mission East, as part of our strategy of being accountable to local populations and our donors.

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  • Complaints Handling Report – 2022

    This report is intended to provide a transparent overview of complaints handling at Mission East, as part of our strategy of being accountable to local population.

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  • Complaints Handling Report – 2021

    This report is intended to provide a transparent overview of complaints handling at Mission East, as part of our strategy of being accountable to local population.

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  • Complaints Handling Report – 2020

    This report is intended to provide a transparent overview of complaints handling at Mission East, as part of our strategy of being accountable to local population.

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  • Empowerment of Afghan Women in Private Sector

    60 vulnerable women were trained in dairy processing, including yogurt, cheese, cream, and qorot (dried curd) production. They also received business training focused on budgeting and financial planning.

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  • Joint kitchen garden with Sudanese refugees and host communities in Chad

    A kitchen garden initiative in Dougui refugee camp and surrounding host villages enabled refugees and host communities to jointly cultivate nutritious vegetables for consumption and sale.

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  • Youth-led advocacy spurs climate-resilient policy reforms in Nepal

    Young climate champions have grown from awareness-raisers to influential local leaders. Their advocacy has led to the integration of climate-smart strategies in local policies, improved disaster preparedness, and investments in climate adaptation such as irrigation systems.

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  • Mission East Strategy

    Mission East Strategy 2022 – 2030

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  • Providing Individuals with Income Generating Opportunities in Syria

    By empowering microenterprises in Syria, Mission East supported sustainable economic recovery, focused on the people and their needs.

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  • Climate Champions

    The project has brought about heightened engagement of young people within their community, significantly altering their attitudes toward fighting climate change and positioning them as leaders.

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  • Life Saving Cash Support

    Multi-Purpose Cash Distributions (MPCA) have decreased the poverty, vulnerability and marginalisation levels for Internally Displaced People (IDPs) in North-East Nigeria.

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  • Mission East Annual Accounts 2022

    The Board of Directors and the management have considered and approved the annual report for the financial year January 1 - December 31, 2022, for Mission East.

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  • Upholding Rights of Women Survivors in Sinjar

    Mission East has provided a wide range of protection services, including adopting a survivor-centred model to case management, psychosocial support and improving community protection capacities.

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  • Mission East Annual Accounts 2021

    The Board of Directors and the management have considered and approved the annual report for the financial year January 1 - December 31, 2021, for Mission East.

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  • Mission East Annual Accounts 2020

    The Board of Directors and the management have considered and approved the annual report for the financial year January 1 - December 31, 2020, for Mission East.

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  • 25 years reaching the most vulnerable

    Read this selection of episodes from Mission East’s 25-year history of helping the world’s poorest people.

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  • Aid to inaccessible corners of the world – Spring 2013

    In the Takhar province in Afghanistan, Mission East has constructed 110 km of gravel road, connecting villages in two of the area’s most inaccessible districts, with the province's capital, Taloqan.

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  • Autumn 10

    In the past twenty years, the world has achieved access to clean drinking water for 1.6 billion more people and a reduction in the number of undernourished children by 58 million.

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  • Autumn 09

    83% of all victims of natural disasters live in the East. In this magazine you can read about how Mission East works to prevent the devastating effect that floods, earthquakes, mudflows etc.

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  • Autumn 08

    After two years in Armenia, Managing Director Kim Hartzner is returning home to Denmark with his family. In this magazine you can read about his personal encounter with some of the disabled and socially vulnerable children in the country and about the effort to provide them with basic rights such as education and health care.

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  • Autumn 07

    Mission East arrived in Tajikistan in 1997 - ten years ago this autumn - as the first Danish aid organisation. What started out as tons of emergency aid has become long-term assistance.

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