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The Netherlands Refugee Foundation (Stichting Vluchteling)

Last modified:

08/06/2024 - 1:58pm

The Netherlands Refugee Foundation (Stichting Vluchteling) is an emergency relief organization that supports partner organizations globally to assist displaced populations. In case of acute need, the Netherlands Refugee Foundation provides funding to international and national partners in order to provide direct assistance, such as shelter, medical care, clean drinking water and sanitation.

General Info

Acronym:

Organisation Type:

Donor Agency

Founding Year:

1976

Country of Origin:

N/A

Scope:

International

Country/ies of Operation:

Iraq

Lebanon

Turkey

Intervention Sector(s):

Refugees

Training & Capacity Building

Contact Information

Contact person's position:

Capacity Building Facilitator - MEAL specialist

Contact person's email:

aspire@vluchteling.nl

Contact person's phone number:

N/A

Address:

Beirut

Lebanon

Email address: aspire@vluchteling.nl

See map: Google Maps

City:

Beirut

Website:

Email:

aspire@vluchteling.nl

Contact person's name:

ASPIRE team

Partnerships:

N/A

Social Channels

Calls

Call for Expression of Interest for multi-annual partnership with The Netherlands Refugee Foundation (Stichting Vluchteling) for in-country partners, as part of the ASPIRE direct funding and capacity strengthening program.

Call

The purpose of this call for expressions of interest is to invite in-country based national and local organizations with relevant experience in protection and improved access to services for refugees, internally displaced persons and host communities in Lebanon to submit their interest for participating in the ASPIRE program through a potential multi-annual partnership with the Netherlands Refugee Foundation.

Sunday, 30 June 2024

The Netherlands Refugee Foundation (Stichting Vluchteling)

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