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From back gardens in Malawi to vegetable patches in the Rohingya refugee camps, these 7 humble veggies are changing lives – and saving them, too. Try a recipe inspired by them and the countries they’re grown in.

This report details the findings of the Emergency Response Meta Evaluation carried out in 2020 that covered Concern's emergency responses from 2017-2019.

This page shows the results of research carried out by Concern showing the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the poorest people in our programme countries.

This issue of Knowledge Matters showcases the various ways Concern engages communities in our development and humanitarian work.

This report presents the learning and understanding of natural capital from the implementation of the Flood Resilience Measurement for Communities (FRMC) tool in the Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance programme in Bangladesh.

This page outlines the results of two rounds of research into understanding urban livelihood trajectories in Bangladesh under the Improving the Lives of the Urban Extreme Poor 2017-2021 programme.

Foundations for Change Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance Phase II Lessons from Year 2.

Today marks three years since the Rohingya people fled violence and persecution in Rakhine State in Myanmar. An estimated 730,000 refugees have crossed into Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh to find safety and security. While the majority of Rohingya people wish to go return to their villages once safe to do so, there has been little progress in establishing a basis for their return.  

This issue of Knowledge Matters from July 2020 highlights Concern's approach to working in partnership across various sectoral interventions, programmes and regions.