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Sur la base des enseignements tirés du programme DIZA récemment achevé,  le programme RESPECCT adopte une approche ‘triple nexus’ combinant une approche humanitaire, développement et consolidation de la paix.     Building on the lessons learned from the recently completed DIZA programme, the RESPECCT programme adopts a 'triple nexus' approach combining humanitarian, development and peace-building.

Flooding poses a major global threat, with recent research revealing that over 20% of the world’s population lives in areas at risk of a 1-in-100-year flood. This danger is most acute for low-income households, and cause some of the largest economic, social and humanitarian losses.

For several years Concern has engaged with universities in Ireland and abroad to work with Masters students as they expand their understanding of development and humanitarian issues, particularly as they research and write their Masters dissertation. This provides Masters students with the opportunity to gain an insight into Concern’s work and to access data for their research. 

This report presents the findings from in-depth research which evaluated the impact of Concern Worldwide's Graduation Programme in Malawi. To address some of the key challenges faced by people living in extreme poverty, the Graduation Programme seeks to simultaneously boost livelihoods and income, provide access to financial services, improve people’s self-confidence and tackle social exclusion.

Working to reduce preventable diseases and deaths among women, adolescent girls and children in Sierra Leone through improving Universal Health Care coverage.

The Yoti Yoti Programme is responding to increasing food and nutrition insecurity in Sierra Leone, the overall goal of the project is to increase vulnerable households’ resilience to food and nutrition insecurity by strengthening food systems in Tonkolili and Port Loko Districts in North West Sierra Leone. 

This research programme aims to investigate the impact of conflict on various elements of the food system.

€50,000 from funds received by Concern from the Irish public provided an immediate essential short-term solution to the blood shortage crisis in Sierra Leone potentially saving over 17,000 paediatric patients, or over 5,000 women’s lives. 

Abuk Wieu in front of her tukul house constructed using savings from the Village Savings and Loans Association.

Kisoko Site Community are unable to farm & produce food for themselves, living in crowded unsanitary conditions.

This page provides all the information you need about Concern’s Enhanced Responses to Nutrition Emergencies (ERNE) programme.

This page is a point of reference on the CMAM Surge Approach, to support practitioners to adapt, set-up and implement the Surge Approach.

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..

This research brief presents the key findings of Concern Worldwide's Graduation programme in Malawi's most impoverished districts, Nsange and Mangochi.

This Flood Resilience Measurement for Communities (FRMC) process brief demonstrates how to measure the resilience of a community to floods before and after intervention. 

The 2023 Global Hunger Index (GHI) - The Power of Youth in Shaping Food Systems.

This issue of Knowledge Matters highlights the wide range of approaches adopted by Concern in promoting climate resilience across multiple countries.

This issue of Knowledge Matters is a special edition from Concern’s Emergency Directorate compiled to coincide with World Humanitarian Day 2023.

This paper explores the results of the cash transfers, including key conclusions on the use of Cash Plus approach for the anticipatory cash responses.

This Special Issue of Knowledge Matters showcases the research conducted by Masters level student researchers on topics relevant to Concern's work in 2022.

Foundations for Change Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance Phase II Lessons from Year 4, focusing on how the Alliance is building ecosystems for advocacy.

Concern's approach to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Promotion Programming / L'approche de Concern en matière de programmes de promotion de l'eau, de l'assainissement et de l'hygiène (WASH).

The Consortium Programme in Chad: Inclusive Development of Host Areas Programme (DIZA). Le programme du Consortium au Tchad : Programme de Développement Inclusif des Zones d’Accueil (DIZA)

This page shows the presentation delivered at the Irish Global Health Network Conference 2022.

This page shows the poster presented at the Irish Global Health Network Conference 2022.

This page shows the poster presented at the Irish Global Health Network Conference 2022.

This page shows the presentation delivered to the Irish Global Health Network Conference 2022.

This page shows the poster presented at the Irish Global Health Network Conference 2022.

This page shows the presentation delivered to the Irish Global Health Network Conference 2022.