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As the COVID-19 outbreak brings more and more countries to a standstill, there is mounting concern about the impact that the virus could have on vulnerable communities in Africa and Asia.

As the conflict enters its tenth year in March, here are five things to know about the impact of the Syrian crisis in 2020.

Nine years on and the war still rages. Are we numb to the tragedy that is Syria? As the intensity of fighting and human suffering worsens again in Idlib, Concern CEO Dominic MacSorley reflects on a deafening international silence.

It might be relatively safe now, but for Syrian refugees living in Lebanon, their todays and tomorrows are still consumed by uncertainty.

Emergency Protection and Resilience Building for Refugees in Turkey Final Evaluation 2019.

This page describes the evaluation of OFDA and ECHO funded multisector grants in Syria from 2018 - 2019.

This issue of Knowledge Matters gives an overview of Concern's work and learning during twenty years of USAID-funded Child Survival programs from 1998 - 2018.

Foundations for Change Zurich Flood Resilience Alliance Phase II Lessons from Year 1.

Concern welcomes the urgent appeal by the UN Secretary General for an immediate global ceasefire by all warring parties to enable the world tackle the COVID-19 pandemic.

Concern Worldwide teams are preparing to assist communities in some of the world’s poorest countries to battle COVID-19, amid growing fears of the substantial human impact the arrival of the virus could have as it continues to spread in Africa and Asia. 

Concern's teams on the ground in east Africa are gearing up to assist communities whose crops have been destroyed and whose pasturelands have been lost as a result of massive swarms of locusts.

Concern is encouraging supporters to ‘Go Green’ for the countries worst hit by the climate emergency.