RELEASE OF REPORT: Unequal G20 must act on climate change and lead for a safer future, says CARE
A new report released today by CARE International provides recommendations on mitigating climate change.
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Iraq: Humanitarian Needs Greater Than Ever As Temperatures Rise
As temperatures rise up to 50 degrees Celsius this Summer, emergency relief is urgently needed.
Southern Africa enters peak of hunger crisis
Millions face hunger in Southern Africa as the hunger crisis enters its peak, warns the humanitarian aid organization CARE. The worst drought in 35 years has a continuous, devastating impact on the lives of 40 million people who are in urgent need of…
Women and Girls at the forefront of climate change
CARE study finds evidence of harmful coping strategies in Mozambique; girls as young as 11 have to engage in survival sex for food
Millions in southern Africa at risk unless funding is forthcoming, say humanitarian agencies
Humanitarian agencies in southern Africa have called on donors to release urgently-needed funds to save the lives and sustain the livelihoods of millions of people affected by a severe El Niño-induced drought in the region.
UN event on El Niño: CARE calls for urgent action and assistance
Ahead of a high-level event in support of the response to the impacts of El Niño and climate change in New York on Tuesday, CARE urges the international community to take immediate action to scale-up live-saving humanitarian assistance.
As UN Special Envoy on El Niño and Climate Change visits Ethiopia, CARE warns how women and girls face double disaster of drought
As the new UN Special Envoy on El Niño and Climate Change, Ms Mary Robinson, visits Ethiopia this week, CARE, a leading international humanitarian organization, calls on her to support the Ethiopian government further in its efforts to raise global…
Europe’s largest car rally drives home a reminder to tackling climate change and the 1.5 degree target
Cars form giant ‘1.5’ to support the goal of the 2015 United Nations Paris Agreement to pursue efforts to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Emissions avoided by each rally car highlights need for market incentives to price carbon and promote more low…
Band-Aid solutions to Cyclone Winston not enough, focus must be on building resilience
As communities in Fiji start to pick up the pieces after the destruction left by Cyclone Winston, attention must also focus on improving people’s resilience to climate shocks.