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8 November: As 195 governments meet in Poland for the annual UN climate talks, aid organisation CARE International is calling for urgent global action to tackle climate change and its impacts, which are already causing widespread loss and irreparable…

London, 27 September: The risks of human-caused climate change are now the greatest threat in the fight to tackle global poverty, CARE International says. Responding to the first installment of the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)…

Yesterday, the United Nations Security Council adopted a new resolution that focuses on sexual violence in conflict. The resolution builds on the G8 declaration that was adopted in April.

GENEVA (September 12, 2011) – CARE International, one of the world’s largest humanitarian relief and development organizations, has elected Ralph Martens to chair its international board of directors.

NAIROBI, KENYA (August 18, 2011) – CARE International, a leading humanitarian organization, urges donors to increase assistance for pregnant women and lactating mothers in the drought-stricken Horn of Africa. Of the more than 12 million people currently…

CARE, a leading international humanitarian organization, calls for the international community to respond to the current and recurring food insecurity in countries in the Horn of Africa.

Earth Day this year encourages individuals to undertake a ‘billion acts of green’ that can reduce carbon emissions contributing to climate change. In solidarity with these efforts, the humanitarian organization CARE International

The political protests and violent crackdown in Libya has caused nearly 250,000 people to flee, mainly into neighbouring Tunisia and Egypt, and to a lesser degree into Niger.

As ministers arrive in Cancún one of the most urgent issues they need to resolve is loss and damage for small island states. CARE International calls for decisive action to overcome this deadlock in the negotiations.