Topic: Climate Justice

The Northern Hemisphere is experiencing one of the hottest summers in recent history, while heatwaves, droughts wildfires and massive crop shortfalls are currently occurring around the globe. Impacts have been widespread as Japan, Algeria and Canada have experienced heat-related deaths while wildfires ravage California, Greece and Sweden. Many of these countries are now experiencing the reality of climate change impacts that many poor countries have been experiencing for decades.

In the wake of three years of devastating drought, Tropical Cyclone Sagar made landfall in the country’s northwest on May 19, leaving a trail of destruction across the states of Puntland and Somaliland.

As the G7 meeting in Quebec begins on 8 June, 2018, international humanitarian agency CARE International warns that trade disputes must not overshadow G7 commitments to support women and girls on the front lines of climate change.

On the occasion of the European Development Days (EDD) and World Environment Day, CARE International, CIDSE, Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe, ACT Alliance EU, WWF and GenderCC-Women for Climate Justice urge the European Union to step up its ambition in climate action.

Bonn, Germany. 17 November. The international humanitarian and development agency CARE International comments on the closure of the 23nd UN climate change conference (COP23) in Bonn, Germany.

CARE signs onto InsuResilience Global Partnership

The 23rd annual UN Climate Summit, COP23, will occur from November 6-17 in Bonn, Germany.

Deeji Baclig shares how she leads CARE’s work in rural Filipino communities

Hardo tells his story on how gaining skills rather than hand-outs helped him improve his yield sustainably