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Livelihoods

Families are uncertain and vulnerable as they return to their communities to rebuild homes and lives after a crisis. Mercy Corps help them transition from relief to recovery through innovative programs that get them back to work quickly, which restores dignity, puts pay in workers' pockets and injects cash into ailing local economies.

Special Report:  Reinterpreting Tea Leaves ›

Country: India

Mercy Corps and Tazo Tea Company are helping almost 13,000 people empower themselves and find opportunities to build better lives for themselves, their families and communities.

Perfect Harmony Family ›

Country: China
The 500 pounds of homemade noodles that Guo Guifen sells each market day keep local cook-pots full - and have won her family the village's top honor.

Blog Post:  Haiti, nine weeks after the earthquake — what happens next ›

Country: Haiti

Mercy Corps, like our partners and peers, has been focused on emergency response. We’ve been busy with distributions, Comfort for Kids, water and sanitation provision, and more.

The Next Steps to Haiti's Recovery ›

Country: Haiti

In the devastated but proud neighborhoods of Port-au-Prince, thousands of people have organised into local committees to help manage, guide and pitch in for what needs to be done in their communities.

Blog Post:  Now it’s time to trade ›

Country: Indonesia

"Going to shop for your everyday needs — rice, vegetables, fruit, fish, meat, spices, various food...please visit PASAI TANI!"

Blog Post:  Leaving the past behind ›

Country: Indonesia

Much of the beauty and peacefulness of Lamteungoh village is the result of tsunami rehabilitation and reconstruction programmes — and hard work.

Blog Post:  Cocoa, arm wrestling and opportunity ›

Country: Liberia

Mercy Corps is helping Annie Garfree and other Liberian women farmers meet their country's own goals by becoming more successful farmers.

Blog Post:  What is public health? ›

Country: Uganda

My view of improving peoples' health used to be so narrow. Like any good learning experience, my time in Uganda has helped me better understand the complexities of life.

Blog Post:  Seeing the work first hand ›

Country: Uganda

It is one thing to read all about the work of an organisation. It is something entirely different to see it with your own eyes. It is inspirational.

Blog Post:  A chance for the people of Zimbabwe ›

Country: Zimbabwe

This week I had the honor of testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Zimbabwe, along with a range of distinguished representatives.

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