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Three months after Hurricane Beryl tore through the Caribbean Basin, devastated communities are continuing their long road to recovery. "Caribbean women and girls are leading the Beryl response, and we are proud to stand alongside all those affected,"…

The report underscores how profoundly unequal the impacts of climate change are and what needs to be done to fight them.

Devastating floods have swept across the Northeastern region of Nigeria, affecting hundreds of thousands of people. "It's the worst flood Maiduguri has experienced in over 30 years," says Dr. Hussaini Abdu, Country Director, CARE Nigeria.

Typhoon Yagi has unleashed destruction across Southeast Asia, affecting over 20 million people in Vietnam, the Philippines, Laos, Thailand, and Myanmar. "This is the strongest typhoon we’ve seen in 30 years,” said Dung Le Kim, CARE Vietnam Director.

The humanitarian crisis in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado is worsening due to conflict and climate change-induced drought, affecting millions, especially women and children. With severe food insecurity and underfunded humanitarian response, CARE urges donors…

Persistent monsoon rains have devastated Pakistan, displacing thousands and underscoring the urgent need for immediate relief and long-term climate resilience.

This year's rainy season has caused catastrophic flooding in Niger, displacing over 353,000 people and killing 217. With more rain expected, the situation poses severe risks to food security, livelihoods, and public health.

The severe drought crisis in Zambia affects 9.8 million people, with 6.6 million needing immediate assistance. The drought, induced by El Niño, has led to widespread food insecurity, forcing many families to limit their meals to once a day.

Typhoon Gaemi (Carina) continues to drench the northern parts of the Phillippines and prompts Manila and the rest of the National Capital Region under calamity. CARE Philippines and its partners are preparing to respond immediately in the affected…