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Against the backdrop of super typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, severe floods in Vietnam and stark new warnings from climate scientists, key governments are still failing to tackle the growing climate crisis, aid organisation CARE International says.

Syria (December 16, 2013) - International aid agencies working in six countries to help people affected by the Syrian crisis today calls on the international community to dig deep and be generous in responding to the UN’s new Syria and refugee appeals.

As the one month anniversary of Super Typhoon Haiyan approaches on December 8, the lack of shelter continues to be a critical issue for millions of people.

Families devastated by Typhoon Haiyan are volunteering to support aid distribution efforts in central Philippines, as communities previously cut off receive critical supplies.

Of the 190 countries represented at COP19 in Warsaw, five countries – Australia, Japan, Canada, US, Norway - and the EU – are standing in the way of establishing an international mechanism on climate

GENEVA (November 15, 2013) — Amid extremely difficult circumstances, CARE’s emergency response teams are working around the clock and ramping up relief efforts to remote areas of the Philippines devastated by Typhoon Haiyan.

Ahead of International Children’s Day (November 20) CARE International voices its concern about Syrian refugee families becoming increasingly reliant on child labour to meet basic survival needs such as food and rent. According to the latest Jordanian…

WARSAW, POLAND (November 15, 2013) - Today, the organisations ActionAid, CARE and WWF released a report at the UN climate conference in Warsaw detailing the establishment of an international mechanism on loss and damage, which aims to inform parties who…

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…