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Nine month old Nala pictured here in a Concern supported health centre in Mogadishu, Somalia. Nala is extremely malnourished, lethargic to the point she can’t open her eyes and has a temperature. Photo: Jennifer Nolan/ Concern Worldwide

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When Yasmiin arrived at our clinic, she was severely malnourished. After nine weeks of treatment, she was a happy, smiley child again. Photos: Kieran McConville / Concern Worldwide

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Widow Isabelle Mundana (66) has benefited from five goats as part of Concern’s community and household resilience programme. Photo: Darren Vaughan/Concern Worldwide, Burundi, 2017

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Deli, 3, holds the sweet potatoes that her mother, Monica has grown with the help of Concern's RAIN programme in Zambia. Photo taken by Gareth Bentley/Concern Worldwide.