COVID-19 has undeniably interrupted our everyday lives in multiple ways – how we work, who we can see, where we can go. For some, COVID-19 also poses a risk to other essential services, like acc...

Building community resilience to climate shocks through efficient energy markets. Through a partnership with the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) and with support from Uganda’s Office of ...

We’ve developed this guide for practitioners and funders, building from the collective learnings and experiences of Lifeline’s team throughout 15+ years of work in post-conflict, displacem...

Lifeline worked in Haiti for nearly five years to address the country’s urgent need for cooking fuel and help its communities gain greater economic independence. Three major programs benefited peopl...

A partnership between Lifeline and the United Nations World Food Program has helped significantly reduce fuel costs and the amount of time required to cook meals for the students in Burundi. As part o...

Since 1990, Darfur has lost one-third of its forest cover, with desertification reducing living standards and contributing to intense competition for resources. Women frequently walk over three hours ...

Lifeline’s program in Northeast Kenya helped address the severe wood shortage facing more than 500,000 Somali refugees encamped near Dadaab, whose influx has placed a dangerous strain on the area’...

Nearly 95% of rural households in Uganda cook on open fires, resulting in vast deforestation and a high rate of acute respiratory disease, the leading cause of death in this sub-Saharan nation. With s...

Imagine a water supply that is accessed, managed, maintained and sustained by rural communities. That’s the vision behind Lifeline’s EverFlow Africa program, a community-funded rural water pump ma...