As the harsh winter approaches the Middle East, CARE International calls for the immediate support for millions of refugees in order that they can protect themselves from the cold weather in the coming months.
Lebanese municipalities have reached a critical point as they cannot stem the massive Syrian refugee influx anymore. This is one of the main conclusions of a recent assessment undertaken by CARE International.
INDIA (October 14, 2013) - An estimated 1,000 villages, towns and cities in India’s Odisha and Andhra Pradesh states have been left without electricity after Cyclone Phailin destroyed three million hectares of crops and flooded low-lying areas of the coast – home to over 10 million people.
INDIA (October 13, 2013) - Cyclone Phailin has hit the southeastern coast of India with a speed of more than 200 kms per hour and an expected rainfall of 20 cms on Sunday 13 October.
London, 27 September: The risks of human-caused climate change are now the greatest threat in the fight to tackle global poverty, CARE International says. Responding to the first installment of the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Fifth Assessment Report, launched in Stockholm today, CARE’s Climate Change Advocacy Coordinator, Sven Harmeling, said:
CARE International appreciates the good start of today’s discussions but urges to tackle root causes of poverty.
September 12, 2013 - Aid agency CARE International urges ministers from the European Union, meeting with ministers from the Middle East and North Africa in Paris on 12 September, to safeguard women’s rights by making them central to trade and aid policies with the region.
The looming threat of a potential international military strike in Syria has caused a sudden and increasing number of Syrian refugees fleeing to neighbouring countries, stretching already limited aid resources and worsening the humanitarian situation in the region.
In light of the recent escalation of violence between the UN-supported Congolese army and armed groups in and around Goma, CARE International expresses its deep concern about the protection of civilians and displaced people, particularly women and girls, in Goma and the camps around the provincial capital.
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