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The story of how a group of Ethiopian highland farmers found that the way to fight hunger was found in…the Irish potato.

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.

Empowering women through business and household skills is important, but engaging men too is vital for progress. 

Eliza, 68, is looking towards the future after enrolling in Concern's graduation programme in 2022. 

Concern Worldwide’s team in Malawi are assessing the damage and preparing to distribute emergency supplies to people left homeless in the wake of Cyclone Freddy.

Irish humanitarian organisation Concern Worldwide is helping thousands of families living in extreme poverty who have fled their homes as armed attacks continue in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Irish donations have reached over one million people struggling to survive a record drought in the Horn of Africa where famine remains a serious threat, according to Concern Worldwide.

Concern Worldwide helped over 65,000 people within Ukraine during the first year of the conflict, but the humanitarian toll from the fighting continues to grow.