El Niño Special Envoys have a huge job ahead, as Oxfam, World Vision, CARE, ACF International and Save the Children welcome appointments
CARE and others welcome UN appointments on El Niño
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A message to the WHS: Save Lives by Including Women’
At the World Humanitarian Summit, CARE calls for the inclusion of women and girls in planning and delivery of aid
CARE calls for Heads of State and Government to attend World Humanitarian Summit
Ten days ahead of the first-ever World Humanitarian Summit (May 23-24), CARE International calls upon world leaders to participate in Istanbul and use this historic opportunity to improve the humanitarian system.
Oxfam and CARE join calls for increase involvement of local agencies in humanitarian crises
Oxfam and CARE have joined 21 other INGOs and over 120 national and local organisations to call for a reorientation of the humanitarian system towards local agencies, by signing the Charter for Change.
UN and partners call for action and support to help 60 million people affected by El Niño
CARE joined a UN OCHA press conference on the global impact of El Niño.
One year after Nepal earthquake: Urgent need to accelerate reconstruction
One year after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal on April 25, reconstruction efforts need to be accelerated, urges international humanitarian organization CARE International. The majority of people who lost their homes still live in temporary…
Ecuador earthquake survivors at risk of Zika virus
CARE International is warning of an increased risk of mosquito-borne disease in earthquake-hit Ecuador, with Zika virus and dengue fever posing immediate threats.
Earthquake in Ecuador: Hundreds dead and death toll likely to rise
CARE’s humanitarian workers on the ground in Ecuador are on high alert and are working quickly to assess the situation.
Southern Africa drought threatens humanitarian catastrophe, warn aid agencies
Aid agencies in Mozambique warn that available resources are insufficient to address the scale of the needs.