Mali
Many children and young people risk their lives on migration routes in Mali. They are often victims of abuse, exploitation and human trafficking or are confronted with a justice system that is not adapted to their needs. We accompany children in conflict with the law and improve their access to justice. We also support health centres in the fight against malnutrition and to improve the health of mothers and children.
What we do
Mother and child health
Child protection
Access to justice
Specialised care
Key projects
"Tdh teaches us to look for solutions to our problems."
Lavilé, a boy released from a Malian prison
Read more...Terre des hommes in Mali
Beneficiaries 2019
302,891 people
Expatriate / local employees
6 / 99
Budget 2020
CHF 3,051,891.-
Where we work
Supported by
Financial partners
The European Commission’s Humanitarian Aid department (ECHO) funds relief operations for victims of natural disasters and conflicts outside of the European Union.
> ec.europa.eu/echo
Financial partners
The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) is Switzerland’s international development cooperation agency within the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA). By providing financial means, it supports more than forty projects of Terre des hommes in several geographical regions. Terre des hommes cooperates directly with the SDC, particularly with the departments Regional Cooperation, Humanitarian Aid and Cooperation with Eastern Europe.
> www.ddc.admin.ch
Financial partners
UNICEF is a UN agency that promotes children’s rights, ensures their development and fights against all poverty, violence, disease and discrimination they may face. UNICEF supports the activities of Tdh in various fields, such as in the fight against child trafficking, juvenile justice, malnutrition, in psychosocial activities or in emergency operations.
> www.unicef.org
The European Commission’s Humanitarian Aid department (ECHO) funds relief operations for victims of natural disasters and conflicts outside of the European Union.
> ec.europa.eu/echo
The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) is Switzerland’s international development cooperation agency within the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA). By providing financial means, it supports more than forty projects of Terre des hommes in several geographical regions. Terre des hommes cooperates directly with the SDC, particularly with the departments Regional Cooperation, Humanitarian Aid and Cooperation with Eastern Europe.
> www.ddc.admin.ch
UNICEF is a UN agency that promotes children’s rights, ensures their development and fights against all poverty, violence, disease and discrimination they may face. UNICEF supports the activities of Tdh in various fields, such as in the fight against child trafficking, juvenile justice, malnutrition, in psychosocial activities or in emergency operations.
> www.unicef.org
Timeline
Latest news
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Related publications
Courage No. 71: A training that saves lives in Mali
Annual Report 2020
Study on the issues and risks for child protection in the Segou region in Mali
Specialised care programme - Annual Report 2016
Infopage WASH_EN
