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The climate crisis is fueling the hunger crisis, and with our food systems more global than ever, we all stand to lose.

A recent study from UN OCHA shows that the countries with a high level of violence are more vulnerable to climate change. Here's how these two elements work together to devastating results. 

In Malawi, Concern is working with communities to sustainably provide for the future.

Conflict in Burkina Faso has displaced 1.9 million people, making it the largest and fastest growing displacement crisis in recent history.

This page gives the reader an overview of the Graduation Model and the Gender Empowerment research project in Malawi including a series of learning briefs from 2021.

This page outlines the research and learning of Concern's Graduation approach in Rwanda and Burundi, as a means of sustainably addressing extreme poverty at the household level.

The Nutrition for Growth Summit in December 2021 aimed to work through partners to mobilize new financial and policy commitments for nutrition and to ensure greater accountability.

This policy outlines Concern's understanding of the nature of extreme poverty in 2022 and how it needs to be tackled.

Ireland’s largest humanitarian organisation, Concern Worldwide, has supported 87,000 people in its first year of operation in Burkina Faso, which is currently experiencing one the fastest evolving humanitarian crises globally, alongside Ukraine.

Concern has launched an emergency response following some of the worst flooding in years which has left 3.5 million people stranded in Bangladesh.

A group of students from a small west Cork school today scooped the country’s top prize for young debaters when they won the Concern Primary Debates Final.

Irish development and humanitarian organisations have joined forces to urge greater political action on severe hunger in the Horn of Africa at a briefing to Irish politicians in Dublin.