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Over 2 million people in Southern Africa have been affected by Tropical Cyclone Freddy and Tropical Storm Cheneso. These extreme weather patterns brought death, destruction, and displacement of families and whole communities.

Following heavy rains brought on by Cyclone Yaku, CARE Peru is distributing aid kits to families and sharing information with Peruvian communities on evacuation routes and recommendations to mitigate outbreaks of emerging diseases.

As the Yemen war reaches the 8-year mark, a record number of 141 NGOs signed a joint plea to renew the truce agreement and initiate a long-lasting peace process.

In the North Kivu province of DRC, villages have been left empty, farms are overgrown, and shopping centers desolate as conflict rages on. Occupants of these centers, who mostly comprise women, tell their stories.

CARE International is assessing the needs of people affected, with a focus on women and children.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is the UN’s climate science body, responsible for producing scientific reports that offer policymakers and the public crucial evidence on the status of the climate crisis.

CARE is working with governments, partners, and leaders of impacted communities to provide emergency support for people affected.

12 years later, the Syrian conflict that erupted in March 2011 has killed approximately 300,000 civilians, displaced more than 13 million people, and left majority of the population in need of humanitarian assistance.

As the extent of the damage from Cyclones Judy and Kevin become clearer,CARE is delivering much-needed supplies to cyclone-battered communities in Vanuatu, with a particular focus on women and girls.