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Where we work DRC Danish Refugee Council operates around the world. Read more

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Core Sectors Providing support and solutions for refugees and displaced people within four core sectors. Read more

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The organisation DRC Danish Refugee Council is a private humanitarian organisation, founded in 1956. Read more

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Founded in 1956, the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) has worked for 70 years to support displaced people in their pursuit of a dignified life.

As Denmark’s largest humanitarian NGO and a leading international organization, DRC works in nearly 30 countries with a dedicated team of around 6,000 employees and thousands of volunteers.

In a world of growing displacement and complex crises, DRC’s mission is more relevant than ever: to protect, advocate for, and enable sustainable futures for those forced to flee.