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International solidarity NGO

From securing land to access to water, we have been at work since 1999.

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Who we are

Founded in 1999, HAMAP-Humanitaire is a French international solidarity NGO. We work in 21 countries along two lines: humanitarian mine action, and access to water and sanitation. Our conviction: strengthening the skills of local communities so that they become self-reliant.

About us

Our missions

TWO STRUGGLESOur single aim: to bring life back

What sets us apart

SUPPORTING LOCAL SKILLS MEANS BUILDING TODAY THE LASTING SOLUTIONS OF TOMORROW!

Lebanon: the head of Beeatoona, HAMAP-Humanitaire's local partner, presents progress on the clearance site in front of the operations map, surrounded by the team.
Lebanon. Beeatoona, our local partner, leads the progress review of clearance operations.

For 27 years, strengthening the skills of local actors has been at the heart of our work. Our aim is not only to carry out clearance operations or to build water and sanitation networks, but to enable communities and local actors to take over independently, safely and for the long term.

A comprehensive and lasting approach

Our capacity building work is part of an approach that localises aid and builds self-reliance, placing local actors at the heart of the solutions.

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Where we work

WHERE WE
ARE AT WORK21 countries, 32 projects

World MapSudanSouth SudanGeorgiaAbkhaziaSouth OssetiaPeruBurkina FasoLibyaBelarusPakistanIndonesiaYemenMadagascarBolivia, Plurinational State ofSerbiaKosovoCote d'IvoireAlgeriaSwitzerlandCameroonNorth Macedonia, Republic ofBotswanaKenyaJordanMexicoUnited Arab EmiratesBelizeBrazilSierra LeoneMaliCongo, Democratic Republic of theItalySomaliaAfghanistanBangladeshDominican RepublicGuinea-BissauGhanaAustriaSwedenTurkeyUgandaMozambiqueNew ZealandCubaVenezuela, Bolivarian Republic ofPortugalColombiaMauritaniaAngolaGermanyThailandPapua New GuineaIraqCroatiaGreenlandNigerDenmarkLatviaRomaniaZambiaMyanmarEthiopiaGuatemalaSurinameCzech RepublicChadAlbaniaFinlandSyrian Arab RepublicKyrgyzstanSolomon IslandsOmanPanamaArgentinaUnited KingdomCosta RicaParaguayGuineaIrelandNigeriaTunisiaPolandNamibiaSouth AfricaEgyptTanzania, United Republic ofSaudi ArabiaVietnam, Socialist Republic ofRussian FederationSouthern Kuril IslandsCrimeaHaitiBosnia and HerzegovinaIndiaCanadaEl SalvadorGuyanaBelgiumEquatorial GuineaLesothoBulgariaBurundiDjiboutiAzerbaijanArtsakh, Republic ofIran, Islamic Republic ofMalaysiaPhilippinesUruguayCongo, Republic of theEstoniaRwandaArmeniaSenegalTogoSpainGabonHungaryMalawiTajikistanCambodiaKorea, Republic ofHondurasIcelandNicaraguaChileMoroccoWestern SaharaLiberiaCentral African RepublicSlovakiaLithuaniaZimbabweSri LankaIsraelState of PalestineGaza StripWest BankLao People's Democratic RepublicKorea, Democratic People's Republic ofGreeceTurkmenistanEcuadorBeninSloveniaNorwaySvalbardMoldova, Republic ofTransnistriaUkraineDonetsk People's RepublicLuhansk People's RepublicNepalEritreaUnited States of AmericaKazakhstanFrench Southern TerritoriesUzbekistanMongoliaBhutanAustraliaChristmas IslandCocos (Keeling) IslandsHeard Island and McDonald IslandsNorfolk IslandChinaChina, People's Republic ofHong KongMacaoTaiwanFranceFrench GuianaGuadeloupeMartiniqueReunionMayotteNetherlandsBonaire, Sint Eustatius and SabaLebanonMontenegroEswatiniNew CaledoniaFijiKuwaitTimor-LesteBahamasVanuatuFalkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)South Georgia and the South Sandwich IslandsGambiaQatarJamaicaCyprusNorthern CyprusPuerto RicoBruneiTrinidad and TobagoCape VerdeFrench PolynesiaSamoaLuxembourgComorosMauritiusFaroe IslandsSao Tome and PrincipeVirgin Islands, U.S.CuraçaoSint Maarten (Dutch Part)DominicaTongaKiribatiMicronesia, Federated States ofBahrainNorthern Mariana IslandsPalauSeychelles, Republic ofBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryAntigua and BarbudaBarbadosTurks and Caicos IslandsSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesSaint LuciaGrenadaMaltaMaldives, Republic ofCayman IslandsSaint Kitts and NevisMontserratSaint BarthélemyNiueSaint Pierre and MiquelonCook IslandsWallis and FutunaAmerican SamoaMarshall Islands, Republic of theArubaLiechtensteinVirgin Islands, BritishSaint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da CunhaJerseyAnguillaSaint Martin (French Part)GuernseySan MarinoBermudaTuvaluNauruGibraltarPitcairn IslandsMonacoVatican CityIsle of ManGuamSingaporeTokelau
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Water & Sanitation
Mine Action
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OUR WORKA look back at a year of commitment

HAMAP-Humanitaire, general presentation General presentation

Support us

EVERY GIFT
COUNTS66% tax-deductible in France

Your gift funds our field work directly: access to safe drinking water, humanitarian mine action, and stronger communities.

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Frequently asked questions

YOUR QUESTIONSour answers

We manage funds transparently through regular financial reports, external audits and the rigorous monitoring required by our partners and donors.

Gifts go directly to field projects: access to safe drinking water, sanitation, humanitarian mine action and local capacity building.

Our projects are covered by monitoring and evaluation indicators that measure concrete results for communities: safety, access to resources and improved living conditions.

Every project is monitored through quantitative and qualitative indicators, to assess results, adjust activities and ensure their effectiveness over time.

Working with local actors ensures projects that fit the ground, last over time and are led by the communities themselves.

Yes. Projects are designed to be taken over by local actors, through the transfer of skills and capacity building.

You can send us your application through our website. Volunteering needs vary from project to project: administrative support, communications, technical expertise, and so on. For any enquiry you can also contact us at: partenariats@hamap.org.

You can support our work through a gift, an institutional partnership or an operational collaboration, depending on your organisation. To discuss working together, contact us at: partenariats@hamap.org.

Gifts made by individuals to HAMAP-Humanitaire qualify for a tax reduction of 66% of the amount given, up to 20% of taxable income. A tax receipt will be sent to you so that you can claim this relief in your tax return.

Companies supporting HAMAP-Humanitaire can benefit from a tax reduction of 60% of the amount given, up to 0.5% of annual turnover (or €20,000, whichever ceiling applies). This scheme allows companies to contribute to solidarity work while giving visibility to their social commitment.