28th March 2002 — Imagine a retailer that gets its stock for free, earning a 100% mark-up on everything it sells. The retailer doesn't pay most of its staff, and gets a hefty discount on commercial rates. Oh, and its ...
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1st January 1970 — The influx of returnees and refugees in South Sudan is concentrated in areas operating formal border cross-points, where a multitude of humanitarian actors are available to provide basic services. Under the 'Strengthening Accountability to Affected Populations' programme, Concern and partners…
1st January 1970 — In the southern District of Nsanje, Malawi, communities are establishing banana plantations to serve as both sources of food and income, as well as enhancing the resilience of farmers and their families against the adverse effects of climate shocks, such…
1st January 1970 — Concern teams are supporting communities in Kenya, Somalia and Ethiopia experiencing a severe drought – driven by climate change – which is causing widespread hardship for millions of people.
1st January 1970 — Concern’s Manje pi Byen (Eat Better) programme in Cité Soleil used e-vouchers as part of a wider approach that also included nutrition, protection, WASH, support to local markets, and a contribution to local economic recovery.
1st January 1970 — Somalia is facing a rapidly deteriorating humanitarian emergency. A devastating drought, conflict, displacement, and soaring food and fuel prices, are combining to drive alarming levels of food insecurity and malnutrition.
1st January 1970 — Concern Worldwide, with funding from the Irish public through Irish Aid, are providing emergency support to families impacted by severe flooding in north-east Afghanistan after heavy rainfall and flash floods.
1st January 1970 — Concern Worldwide reached 23 million people in 27 countries last year, against the challenging backdrop of global funding cuts and rising humanitarian need, according to the organisation’s annual report, published today.
1st January 1970 — Concern Worldwide is ramping up its essential nutrition and sanitation support in Busuma refugee camp in Burundi, which is currently hosting more than 60,000 people who have fled violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in recent months.
