Two members of Concern Worldwide's emergency response team are on their way to Myanmar to assist with the relief operation following last week's devastating cyclone.

Thousands of villagers in remote Kenya are anxiously awaiting text messages, writes Rob Crilly, in the Rift Valley.

The recent increase in global food prices is having a significant impact on the lives of the poorest people in the world.

Roger Harris from Concern Worldwide UK recently visted projects in Sierra Leone. Here is his personal account.

Concern's innovative method of dealing with malnourishment in children has had great success in Malawi. This article, by Concern�s Louise Finan, originally appeared in the Malawian newspaper �The Nation�.

Sarah Kayaza (39) and Sophilet Phiri (30) have seen the firsthand effects of childhood malnutrition in their community. Feeling compelled to help change this situation in 2002 they joined Chikwangula Club, a Concern-supported organisation.

On a recent trip to Afghanistan, Concern engineer Daire O'Broin was impressed by the ingenuity of the local people in providing electricity to rural and isolated communities. This article appeared in the March edition of The Engineers Journal, a publication of The Institution of Engineers of Ireland.

Concern's Stella Kachoka works with many of her fellow Malawian women, helping improve their lives and that of their families. Here she writes about Esther Phiri, a woman she has come to know through this work.

A power sharing agreement between President Kibaki and opposition leader Raila Odinga was signed on 28 February. Concern is responding in a number of areas.

Concern's Dennis Curry reports on the situation in Chad and how NGOs are reacting to the instability.