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The severe impact of prolonged El-Nino rains in Burundi has caused extensive flooding and displaced over 239,000 people. The crisis has particularly affected women and girls, who face heightened health risks, loss of income, and increased vulnerability…

Despite the historical decisions on the fossil fuel transitions and the Loss and Damage Fund, the Conference failed to secure robust financial support to low-income countries.

As the first week of negotiations at COP28 draws to a close, progress on some of the most important issues has stalled.

The unprecedented presence of fossil fuel lobbyists can halt urgent negotiations to limit global warming, says CARE's Climate Justice Global Policy Lead.

The agreement is an essential progress to compensate low-income countries for climate change impacts but its shortcomings could turn it into an empty promise.

Ahead of COP28, CARE International is urging developed countries and other major emitters to respond to the reality of the climate crisis.

If at-risk low-income countries do not receive increased financial support, climate change impacts will be even more catastrophic.

The vast majority of the investments to fight climate change impacts reported by wealthy countries was taken directly from development funds that support low-income countries.

The inaugural climate meeting with African leaders has failed to address the needs of women, girls and other vulnerable groups in its final declaration.