We support a diverse range of communities from Afghanistan to the Philippines, but climate change and natural disasters have a huge impact across Asia.
Here's how we're supporting countries across the continent with resilience-building and community-centred support.
Nepal was one of Asia’s most climate-vulnerable countries in 2025, with flash floods,
landslides and droughts severely affecting food security, livelihoods and infrastructure.
In 2025, we focused on improving access to nutrition services, healthcare, water, sanitation and hygiene and livelihoods support for Nepalese communities. Our livelihood initiatives helped households adapt to climate change through resilient agricultural practices.
We assisted 13,675 people in Nepal in 2025.
Afghanistan’s hunger crisis is one of the worst in the world. 23 million people urgently need humanitarian assistance, and life-threatening malnutrition is affecting 3.7 million Afghan children.
We've worked in Afghanistan since 1995. Our core focuses there include treating malnutrition, providing healthcare, delivering WASH services and aiding in emergency response.
We assisted 438,313 people in Afghanistan in 2025.
Bangladesh is facing escalating humanitarian challenges amid climate shocks. It's estimated that 16 million people are in hunger crisis, with Rohingya refugees some of the worst affected.
We're assisting refugees and vulnerable populations in Bangladesh with resilience-building support, including nutrition programmes, healthcare and climate-resistant agriculture.
We assisted 223,748 people in Bangladesh in 2025.
In 2025, 37%t of children under 5 in India were stunted, 19.5% wasted, and 34% underweight, highlighting the urgent need for life-saving nutrition support.
We focus on maternal and child health in India, reaching vulnerable women and children with urgent medical care. Our work there also includes livelihoods and WASH support.
We assisted 59,528 people in India in 2025.
Myanmar continues to face one of the most complex humanitarian crises in the world, with years of conflict, displacement and hunger leaving millions in need.
A deadly earthquake hit Myanmar in 2025. We responded by distributing food baskets, hygiene kits, and supporting health services. Our work in Myanmar also include mental health support, nutrition services, WASH and livelihood support.
We assisted 236,917 in Myanmar in 2025.
Last year, climate disaster has driven sharp increases in hunger, with over 6 million people affected by floods and drought. Pakistani communities also lacked access to many essential services amid ongoing conflict.
We supported refugees in Pakistan with healthcare, hygiene kits and livelihood recovery programmes. Our vocational training included solar installation, motorbike repair and livestock rearing. We also reached communities with water, sanitation, hygiene and other life-saving services.
We assisted 304,208 in Pakistan in 2025.
In 2025, 30 million people were affected by climate shocks and conflict in the Philippines. destroying livelihoods and food supplies.
We responded in the Philippines with humanitarian and resilience support, helping communities recover and prepare for future crises. Our work included WASH, food, security and livelihoods, nutrition and health, and shelter and protection. We also worked with communities build climate-resilient livelihoods and sustainable waste management.
We assisted 145,555 people in the Philippines in 2025.
We're quickly mobilising our teams in Nepal to help survivors of the recent 25 August flood. But we need your help to ensure we reach everyone we possibly can.
Please give what you can to our emergency fund to help us respond in Nepal.
Every donation matters.
Action Against hunger ran hunger and malnutrition programmes in 52 countries across the world in 2025 and were present in 54 countries. Explore where we work, emergency country appeals and stories from communities we have been assisting.
