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You can make a difference - whether you want to contribute with a single donation or become a regular donor. Your support gives us greater impact.

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Send an SMS with the keyword solidaritet or utdanning to 2474 to donate 150 or 40 NOK per month respectively with SMS.

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Every donation you make supports our work across the world. Of the funds raised, 89.7 % goes directly to our projects. Only 10,3 % is allocated to administration and to acquiring new funds.

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One-off donation

Make a donation using VIPPS to: 222 222.

Or transfer directly to our account: 1602 55 44742.

Payroll deduction

As an employee at a university in Norway, you can support the fight for education through payroll deduction.

All you need to do is fill out this form.

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Corporate gift

Does your company or organization want to contribute to our work? Gi Gaven Videre is a sustainable way to give gifts to employees while supporting a good cause.

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Your can also transfer a gift directly to our donor account: 1602 55 44742.

Testamentary gifts

A testamentary gift is a great way to carry on one's values.

If you wish to benefit SAIH or have questions, contact our fundraising advisor, Elena Bogen Slydal, via email: elena.slydal@saih.no.

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Exciting opportunity: 'Youth Exchange Against Anti-Rights'

SAIH is seeking recent graduates and young professionals to participate in the international exchange project ‘Youth Exchange Against Anti-Rights’. The project involves a one-year exchange program between South Africa, Myanmar/Thailand, and Norway, where participants will do research on anti-rights forces affecting marginalized groups and contribute to advocacy to counter these forces.

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