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        Rugiyo* (20) mother of 2 children lives in an IDP site in Mogadishu with her husband and children. Photo: Mustafa Saeed/Concern Worldwide
        Knowledge Hub Resource
        17 January 2024

        Conflict and Food Systems

        This research programme aims to investigate the impact of conflict on various elements of the food system.
        Women of Kisoko site, Masisi, DRC. Photo: Gabriel Nuru/Concern Worldwide.
        Knowledge Hub Resource
        27 November 2023

        Enabling Affected Communities to Survive and Thrive (EAST) Consortium

        Kisoko Site Community are unable to farm & produce food for themselves, living in crowded unsanitary conditions.
        A student in class 1 at Benevolent Islamic Primary School in Makinth community writes on the black board
        Knowledge Hub Resource
        8 November 2023

        Education - Safe Learning Model Research

        Find out how Concern, in partnership with UCD, is tackling School Related Gender Based Violence through its Safe Learning Model pilot research in Sierra Leone..
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        Story
        20 October 2023

        Statement from Concern Worldwide on the situation in Occupied Palestinian Territory and Israel

        We are deeply concerned by the escalation of violence and the deteriorating humanitarian situation.
        Melanie works in a plant that processes pepper and ginger in Farafangana, Madagascar.
        Knowledge Hub Resource
        12 October 2023

        2023 Global Hunger Index

        The 2023 Global Hunger Index (GHI) - The Power of Youth in Shaping Food Systems.
        Woman with emergency relief items for earthquake affected communities
        Story
        10 March 2023

        In post-earthquake Türkiye and Syria, women draw strength from each other

        We meet four remarkable women, including two Concern staff members, who were affected by the February 6th earthquakes and are now part of the effort to support other women in the aftermath.
        A volunteer network of local women in Gandor, Leer District, South Sudan, participate in a mental health peer support group, preaching the benefits of antenatal checks and good hygiene to help cut child deaths and maternal deaths in childbirth. Simon Townsley/Panos Pictures 2020.
        Knowledge Hub Resource
        13 October 2022

        2022 Global Hunger Index

        The 2022 Global Hunger Index (GHI) - Food Systems Transformation and Local Governance.
        Ismat Ara (26) and Md Salman (28) live in a slum in Tekpara Banasri, Dhaka and are working hard to ensure nutrition for their children. Photo: Emdadul Islam Bitu/Concern Worldwide.
        Knowledge Hub Resource
        10 October 2022

        Integrated SMART Nutrition Survey in Dhaka Urban Slums Bangladesh

        This report outlines the findings from a SMART nutrition survey undertaken in Dhaka, Bangladesh in May-June 2022.
        Naima* with her children outside their hut at in an IDP site in Somalia. Photo: Mustafa Saeed
        Story
        15 September 2022

        “This is more than a normal drought”: An interview with our Somalia Country Director

        As Somalia teeters once again on the edge of human catastrophe, we speak to Somalia's Country Director about rising food prices, drought, and what it feels like to watch a child recover from malnutrition.

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