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    left to right Stephanie Doyle, Katie Doyle, Stanislav Ustinov, Dylan O Neill, Coach Leon Power of Presentation De La Salle in Bagenalstown, Carlow who won the Concern Debates Cup
    Press release8 June 2021

    Two schools win All-Ireland Concern Debates championship

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    2 June 2021

    Concern signs up to Climate and Environment Charter

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    31 May 2021

    Concern Worldwide overcame pandemic challenges to help 36.9 million people in 2020

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    2 June 2021

    Concern signs up to Climate and Environment Charter

    This World Environment Day, Concern is proud to sign up to the Climate and Environment Charter for Humanitarian Organisations. 
    Hassana Mahamadou (30) and family: Ayouba (14) the eldest, Issoufou (7) and Rafiatou, pictured in their house in the village of Toungaïlli. Credit: Ollivier Girard/Concern Worldwide
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    26 May 2021

    What is food security?

    Hundreds of millions of people are food insecure. Find out why and how you can help them restore food security.
    Celebrating Africa Day
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    25 May 2021

    Celebrating Africa Day

    On Africa Day, Concern Board Member Kevin Doris reflects on the origins of the landmark date and the importance of a holistic narrative that celebrates this diverse continent
    Homes destroyed by fire in Cox's Bazaar, Bangladesh
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    30 April 2021

    What is the world's largest refugee crisis in 2021?

    Almost 80 million people worldwide have been forced to flee their homes, the majority of whom are children. In fact, an average of one person is forcibly displaced every 2 seconds — but not all displacements are the same. 
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    28 April 2021

    Standing together after a crisis in Beirut

    One of the most striking things in the immediate aftermath of the Beirut port explosion, other than just how extreme and widespread the damage was, was the response.
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    Herds gather around a watering point in West Darfur Sudan. Photo: Hussein Sulieman.
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    21 June 2021

    Learning from the DIZA-EST programme in Chad

    This page documents the learning from the Consortium Programme: Inclusive Development of Host Areas Programme (DIZA-EST) in Chad.
    Herds gather around a watering point in West Darfur Sudan. Photo: Hussein Sulieman.
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    21 June 2021

    Learning from the DIZA-EST programme in Chad - Cloned

    This page documents the learning from the Consortium Programme: Inclusive Development of Host Areas Programme (DIZA-EST) in Chad.
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    11 June 2021

    Building Disaster Resilience in Pakistan Final Evaluation 2020

    This evaluation examines the impact of the Community Based Disaster Risk Management component of the Building Disaster Resilience in Pakistan (BDRP) programme.
    This health centre in Tahoua, Niger, which serves over 50 rural villages, has been using the CMAM Surge approach since 2016 to help respond to increases in their malnutrition caseloads. Photo: Darren Vaughan / Concern Worldwide.
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    25 May 2021

    L'approche CMAM Surge

    Une description complète de l'approche CMAM Surge, y compris des liens vers de nombreuses ressources.
    This health centre in Tahoua, Niger, which serves over 50 rural villages, has been using the CMAM Surge approach since 2016 to help respond to increases in their malnutrition caseloads. Photo: Darren Vaughan / Concern Worldwide.
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    25 May 2021

    The CMAM Surge Approach

    A comprehensive description of the CMAM Surge approach, including links to many resources.
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    left to right Stephanie Doyle, Katie Doyle, Stanislav Ustinov, Dylan O Neill, Coach Leon Power of Presentation De La Salle in Bagenalstown, Carlow who won the Concern Debates Cup
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    8 June 2021

    Two schools win All-Ireland Concern Debates championship

    Two schools, Presentation De La Salle in Bagenalstown, Carlow, and Friends’ School Lisburn in Antrim have won one of Ireland’s largest and most prestigious debating contests – which went ahead online this year due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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    31 May 2021

    Concern Worldwide overcame pandemic challenges to help 36.9 million people in 2020

    Ireland’s largest overseas humanitarian organisation, Concern Worldwide, helped 36.9 million people last year in 23 of the world’s poorest countries, according to its annual report, published on Saturday (May 29).
    Woman gardening in community garden in Niger.
    Press release
    28 May 2021

    Kerry and Concern Worldwide partnership delivering improved nutrition, health access and farm productivity for Niger communities

    Kerry, the world’s leading taste and nutrition company, and Concern Worldwide have revealed that their partnership in Niger has trained nearly 500 farmers in the last year.
    Volcanic eruption in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo
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    27 May 2021

    Concern evacuates staff from Goma following warnings of imminent volcanic eruption

    Warnings of imminent volcanic eruption 
    Nikolas Antoniou and Kai Molloy Gaffey of St. Brendan's primary school in Artane, Dublin playing the new Sutainimals video game made in partnership between TU Dublin and Concern Worldwide.
    Press release
    27 May 2021

    School children become aid working heroes in new Irish made video game

    Primary school children can become life-saving aid workers in a new Irish made video game that mixes fun with serious world issues like hunger and climate change.   Sustainimals is a free online game made by five third-year game design students at TU Dublin in collaboration with the international humanitarian organisation Concern Worldwide.
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