EuronAid

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EuronAid , most recently based in The Hague , Netherlands, was an association of European non-governmental organizations from 1980 to 2008 to jointly fight hunger.

The organization was founded by eight NGOs.

While large international NGOs can handle food aid alone and smaller ones have to use other organizations, EuronAid was an amalgamation of such smaller aid organizations in order to be able to jointly provide food aid themselves. Up until 1995 it provided the largest single share of NGO food aid with more than 20 percent of total global aid.

In 1995 the organization was largely autonomous from its members. It also bought and distributed food on behalf of the EU.

In 2004, the organization presented the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) with a pilot study using the example of Sudan , which showed that food aid ("Local and regional procurement"; LRP) had hardly had a long-term effect until then, and that at the WFP it caused the Food aids thoroughly examined scientifically.

Most recently, members were Action Contre la Faim , ADRA , CARE Germany , Caritas , Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe , HELP - Help for Self-Help , Aid Organization Austria , the Lutheran World Federation , Oxfam , Plan International , Save the Children , Deutsche Welthungerhilfe and World Vision Germany ,

Publications

  • EuronAid seminar on food aid EuronAid (Den Haag / Brussel) 1984
  • Jan Simmers: EuronAid. Vereniging van Europese Particuliere Organisaties voor Voedselen Noodhulp, 1985
  • Food aid in war affected areas: report and recommendations EuronAid 1991
  • Statutes EuronAid 1993
  • EuronAid NGO guidelines: food security and food aid program of the European Commission EuronAid, 1999
  • The united approach of EuronAid EuronAid, 1999
  • DJ Walker; RA Boxall: Contributions to Rural Development by Local and Regional Procurement of Food Aid Den Hag: EuronAid 2004

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Florian T. Furtak: Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the political system of the European Union: structures, opportunities for participation, influence. Tuduv, Munich 2001, ISBN 3-88073-580-8 , p. 168.
  2. ^ Edward J. Clay, Olav Stokke: Food aid and human security. Volume 24 of the EADI-book series . European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI), Geneva; Routledge, 2000, ISBN 0714650846 , ISBN 9780714650845 , p. 274.
  3. Jenny Edkins: Whose hunger ?: concepts of famine, practices of aid. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis 2000, ISBN 0816635072 , ISBN 9780816635078 , p. 98.
  4. Walker and Boxall, 2004
  5. Wil Hout: EU development policy and poverty reduction: enhancing effectiveness. Ashgate, Aldershot [et al. a.] 2007, ISBN 978-0-7546-4895-6 , pp. 85-87.
  6. euronaid.net ( Memento of December 8, 2004 in the Internet Archive ) (English)