Ethiopia

Programme evaluation - Ethiopia

Concern Worldwide seeks to engage an experienced education specialist to conduct an end of programme evaluation of Concern Ethiopia education programmes.

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MACE supports east Africa appeal

MACE has teamed up with Concern to raise funds for the crisis drought affecting Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia.

Former president visits east Africa

Mary Robinson, former president of Ireland and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, travelled to east Africa with Concern CEO Tom Arnold. There, she saw the devastating effects of the drought firsthand.

Work continues in east Africa

Concern is working to alleviate suffering in east Africa as widespread drought continues to devastate the region.

Over €3 million raised for east Africa

Concern has raised over €3 million from the Irish public for the humanitarian catastrophe in east Africa. This outstanding support is enabling us to increase our emergency response. We are now helping over 500,000 people who have been affected by extreme drought and soaring malnutrition rates. 

>> East Africa: reaching 500,000 people

Concern Worldwide is now helping over half a million people affected by the drought in Kenya, Ethiopia, and famine-hit Somalia.

Crisis in east Africa

The drought crisis in east Africa is worsening, but we are doing all we can to help the people there. We are now reaching over half a million people affected by the drought in Kenya, Ethiopia, and famine-hit Somalia.

East Africa: helping more people

Concern Worldwide is now helping over half a million people affected by the drought in Kenya, Ethiopia, and famine-hit Somalia. We plan to increase the number of people we are helping over the coming months.

East Africa: more help needed

I have recently returned from east Africa, where the situation is truly desperate. Concern’s teams are saving lives in this area, but the situation is worsening rapidly. More help is needed.

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