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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)…

CARE International appreciates the good start of today’s discussions but urges to tackle root causes of poverty.

September 12, 2013 - Aid agency CARE International urges ministers from the European Union, meeting with ministers from the Middle East and North Africa in Paris on 12 September, to safeguard women’s rights by making them central to trade and aid…

The looming threat of a potential international military strike in Syria has caused a sudden and increasing number of Syrian refugees fleeing to neighbouring countries, stretching already limited aid resources and worsening the humanitarian situation…

In light of the recent escalation of violence between the UN-supported Congolese army and armed groups in and around Goma, CARE International expresses its deep concern about the protection of civilians and displaced people, particularly women and girls,…

Many Syrian refugees living outside camps across countries in the region are losing out on the help they desperately need, according to five international aid agencies today.

The recent devastation in Uttarakhand (a northern state in India famous for its pilgrimage sites) from unprecedented heavy rains due to a cloud burst, triggered flash floods and landslides along the two main river basins of Alaknanda and Bhagirathi.

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.

The number of Syrian refugees will pass the two million mark within the next nine weeks*, a coalition of 18 aid agencies working in six countries directly affected by the Syrian crisis, warned today.