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    Concern Worldwide is helping communities in Kenya respond to a devastating drought.
    Press release23 September 2021

    Concern Worldwide is working to prevent children dying from hunger during Kenya drought

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    Story
    21 September 2021

    What is the $100bn a year climate finance pledge and why is it important?

    A small child being screened for malnutrition at a Concern supported clinic in the Central African Republic.
    Press release
    21 September 2021

    Budget 2022 must protect world’s poorest after ‘disastrous’ year

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    An arid landscape in Sarima village in Kenya.
    Story
    21 September 2021

    What is the $100bn a year climate finance pledge and why is it important?

    In 2009, governments around the world made a commitment to allocate $100 billion annually by 2020 to help developing countries address the impacts of climate change. However, this commitment had never been met.
    Women collecting wood to cook food in their flooded village in Pakistan.
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    18 August 2021

    Marking World Humanitarian Day at a time of crisis

    The scourge of conflict is still the greatest driver of humanitarian needs, and also the greatest danger to humanitarian workers trying to meet those needs.
    Smiling young woman Alice Eneya holds up soap she received from Concern.
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    26 July 2021

    Delivering help and hope during our toughest year yet

    With your support, Concern Worldwide has been able to help empower communities in Malawi to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic head on.
    Child uses handwashing station in Afghanistan
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    22 July 2021

    How are the world’s poorest countries faring in the battle against COVID-19?

    COVID-19 is devastating livelihoods and communities in the world's poorest countries but Concern is helping vulnerable people battle the pandemic
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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. 
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    Kumba Tabe Mansaray wife of the Town Chief hanging a Concern Worldwide printed COVID-19 flyer at her residence in Bassaia Village Tonkolili District Sierra Leone Photo: Mohamed Saidu Bah / Concern Worldwide.
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    30 August 2021

    Covid-19 Response Process Evaluation Sierra Leone 2021

    This is the report of the process evaluation of the Covid-19 response carried out by a consortium of Concern, GOAL and Trócaire in Sierra Leone in 2021.
    Herds gather around a watering point in West Darfur Sudan. Photo: Hussein Sulieman.
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    16 August 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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    16 August 2021

    Les enseignements du programme DIZA-Est au Tchad

    Cette page documente l'apprentissage du programme du Consortium : Programme de développement inclusif des zones d'accueil (DIZA-Est) au Tchad.
    Self Help Group Facilitator of Danwadaag programme attending weekly meeting at Mahad alle IDP Hanano zone, December 2020. Photo: Abdullahi Abdulle / Concern Worldwide.
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    12 July 2021

    Danwadaag - Durable Solutions to Displacement in Somalia

    This case study discusses the integration of Graduation programming in the livelihood approach of the Danwadaag Durable Solutions in Somalia Consortium programme.
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    12 July 2021

    Adapting infant and young child feeding in the context of COVID-19 in Somalia

    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.
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    The mountainous landscape in northern Afghanistan where aid has to be delivered before winter snows arrive.
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    16 September 2021

    Concern launches emergency appeal to avert impending humanitarian catastrophe in Afghanistan

    Concern Worldwide today launched an emergency appeal for public donations to fund its work in Afghanistan and help avert an impending humanitarian catastrophe.
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    Press release
    1 September 2021

    Nothing Kills Like Hunger - Concern Worldwide launches campaign as millions face famine

    Concern Worldwide today launched a public campaign to end hunger as a result of war and conflict. 
    Concern emergency team responding to Haiti Earthquake
    Press release
    25 August 2021

    Concern expands aid operation in Haiti to reach thousands impacted by earthquake

    Concern Worldwide’s team in Haiti  is ramping up its aid distribution operations to reach thousands of people after a massive earthquake on 14th August.
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    Press release
    16 August 2021

    'We must stand with Afghanistan at this critical moment'

    Concern statement on Afghanistan
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    16 August 2021

    Concern Worldwide launches emergency appeal for Haiti

    Concern Worldwide has launched an emergency appeal to help fund its response to the Haiti earthquake as the death toll continues to rise.
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