Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties

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The Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties (Dutch for Cooperating Aid Organizations) is a cooperative effort of aid organizations. The organizations work together to give humanitarian aid to people in disaster areas. The SHO cooperatively collects donations and informs to the public.

Campaigns[]

The SHO has had campaigns for

• Iraq
• The Bam earthquake
• The War in Darfur
• The 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake
• The 2005 Kashmir earthquake
• Cyclone Nargis
• The 2010 Haiti earthquake
• The 2010 Pakistan floods
• The 2011 Horn of Africa drought.
• The Syrian civil war
• Typhoon Haiyan
• The Western African Ebola virus epidemic
• The 2015 Nepal earthquake
• The 2017 famine in South Sudan, Yemen, and in Northeast Nigeria, as well as the Somali drought
• The 2018 Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami
• The 2020 Beirut explosion
• The COVID-19 pandemic in India, Nepal, Yemen, Afghanistan, Malawi, Palestine, Suriname, Zambia, Uganda, Syria, Bangladesh, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Nigeria.^[1]
• The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine

Participants[]

The participating organizations are:

• ICCO & Kerk in Actie (Church in Action) [1]
• Mensen in Nood / Cordaid (People in Need) [2]
• Dutch Red Cross
• Oxfam Novib
• Stichting Vluchteling (Refugee Foundation) [3]
• Tear Fund
• Terre des Hommes
• Unicef
• World Vision
• Save the Children

References[]

External links[]

• website SHO

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