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With your support, Concern Worldwide has been able to help empower communities in Malawi to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic head on.

COVID-19 is devastating livelihoods and communities in the world's poorest countries but Concern is helping vulnerable people battle the pandemic

This World Environment Day, Concern is proud to sign up to the Climate and Environment Charter for Humanitarian Organisations. 

Hundreds of millions of people are food insecure. Find out why and how you can help them restore food security.

This case study discusses the integration of Graduation programming in the livelihood approach of the Danwadaag Durable Solutions in Somalia Consortium programme.

This case study outlines the changes required to the Concern-supported infant and young child feeding (IYCF) programme in Somalia to ensure continued access to vital IYCF individual and group counselling services, tailored to the COVID-19 context, in a way that minimised the risk of transmission of the virus.

Reaching the Furthest Behind First: Concern Worldwide Strategic Plan 2021-2025.

This issue of Knowledge Matters is focused on Concern's experience of, and learning from the Graduation Approach and is an update to the 2014 issue on Graduation.

Exceptionally heavy monsoon rains in Bangladesh have led to flooding and landslides in Cox’s Bazaar, home to almost a million Rohingya refugees.

Global hunger levels increased last year with up to 811m people facing hunger at the end 2020, under the shadow of the COVID pandemic, and up to 928m people experiencing food insecurity, according to a UN report published today.

The only border crossing allowing humanitarian aid between Turkey and north-west Syria will remain open for a further 12 months following a vote by the UN Security Council.

Ireland’s largest humanitarian organisation is providing life-saving clean water and other essential needs to thousands of families returning to an area devastated by a recent volcanic eruption and earthquakes in the Democratic Republic of Congo.