June 2010 posts from all blogs

Insights into malnutrition in Niger

To help deal with the current problems, Concern is drawing on lessons learnt from the food crisis in Niger in 2005.

Scottish politicians agree – “Women Can’t Wait”

On 20 May, Members of Parliament and NGO workers attended the Scottish parliamentary launch of the “Women Can’t Wait” campaign. The launch was hosted by former First Minister, Jack McConnell MS.

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NGOs call on EU to agree MDG targets

Alliance2015  urged the European Commission (EC) to show bold and responsible leadership in preparation for the UN Summit on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

Niger: a critical time

I travelled to one of the highest risk communities in Niger. Our distribution there is working, but will the rains come?

Niger: the boy in the GAA jersey

I have just returned from a well-run distribution of supplies and cash in a remote part of Niger. The situation is tough, food is in short supply, but our project is working. I saw many things there, none more surprising than a little boy wearing a GAA Gaelic football top.

Go extra mile with Concern Challenges

Building on our successful partnership with the Belfast City Marathon 2010, Concern is offering supporters a range of local and international challenge events. They are taking place this summer and throughout the next year.

From threat to a reality

Amanda McClelland, Concern’s emergency nutrition and food security manager sent us this report about our intensifying work in Niger.

Niger: a frightful message

I left Niger last week very worried. The food situation in the country could seriously deteriorate in the coming months, putting the lives of many people at risk.

Speaking out about Niger’s crisis: video

I recently made a promise that I would try my best to alert the world to the seriousness of Niger’s food crisis.

Concern receives certification for transparency

Concern Worldwide has become the first Irish organisation to receive certification from the Humanitarian Accountability Partnership

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