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In light of the recent escalation of violence between the Congolese army and armed groups in and around Goma, CARE International expresses its deep concern about the protection of displaced people, particularly women and girls, in the camps that sprung…
6 December 2012 -- CARE is responding to the humanitarian needs in Rakhine State, Myanmar, where more than 100,000 people have been left homeless following two outbreaks of violence between Rohingya and Rakhine groups. Violence first broke out on 28 May,…
At the 18th UN-Climate Change Conference, the findings of an innovative comparative study confirm that rainfall variability and food insecurity are key drivers for human mobility. The empirical research
At the 18th UN-Climate Change Conference, the findings of an innovative comparative study confirm that rainfall variability and food insecurity are key drivers for human mobility. The empirical research
At the 18th UN-Climate Change Conference, the findings of an innovative comparative study confirm that rainfall variability and food insecurity are key drivers for human mobility. The empirical research
As the ongoing fighting between the Congolese Army and armed rebel groups has escalated in the Eastern province of North Kivu, the international humanitarian organization CARE warns that many cases of sexual and gender-based violence cannot be reported…
Lesotho is facing a serious food crisis. Due to a series of floods, late rains, and early frost, more than 725,000 people – one-third of the population – will be short of food. Agricultural production has dropped 70%, resulting in Lesotho’s worst harvest…
15 November 2012 -- CARE to distribute hundreds more family and shelter kits to Myanmar earthquake survivors. Thousands of people affected by Sunday’s earthquake in Myanmar are being provided with shelter and family kits as CARE International’s…
Thousands of Syrian families who have fled to urban areas in neighboring countries are at risk of being overlooked in the international effort to provide humanitarian relief, warns CARE, an international non-governmental organization.
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