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Marginal farmers in Zambia

Concern in Zambia recently published new research on the difficulties women farmers are facing.

Concern celebrates 10 years in India

Concern Worldwide celebrated its 10th year of operation in India on 17 September 2009. An event was held that evening where guests celebrated the impact Concern’s work is having.

Your vote affects the poor

The European elections take place on 5 June. This is a crucial day for millions of people far beyond Europe's borders.

Break the Silence, SPEAK UP - World AIDS Day 2008 Campaign

Concern Worldwide India used a popular FM radio channel BIG 92.7 FM to reach out to college students and young professionals.

Concern welcomes Taoiseach's renewed commitment

Concern welcomes Taoiseach's commitment to stick to aid target even in difficult economic situation.

Laying out the facts

This is Tara McIndoe's second blog from the Fighting Hunger Conference. "You can feel that everyone in the room is excited to hear what Kofi Annan has to say..."

Kofi Annan warns financial crisis no excuse for inaction

Former UN Secretary General urges governments to maintain their resolve to ending hunger at Dublin conference.

Ireland must keep commitments despite budget

Tom Arnold, CEO of Concern Worldwide, has said that Ireland can and must reach the 0.7% target despite today's cut to the overseas aid budget.

Investment in marginal farmers needed

A report published by Concern Worldwide demands that small-scale farmers in developing countries must be at the centre of efforts to defeat poverty and achieve the Millennium Development Goals. However, marginal farmers are currently given low priority by governments.

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