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The resurgence of cholera in some of the world’s hunger hotspots, including Haiti, Syria, Pakistan, South Sudan and Afghanistan, is threatening the lives of millions of already vulnerable people.

As world leaders gather for the United Nations General Assembly, 238 civil society organizations demand urgent action to save lives now.

At least 36.1 million people across are going hungry as Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia experience the worst drought in 40 years

Four successive rainfall seasons combined with desert locust infestations and the COVID-19 economic effects have pushed nearly 8 million to severe food insecurity

The new CARE study indicates that gender inequality makes it more difficult to access food in an already challenging context that includes drought and a severe economic and liquidity crisis.

Climate change impacts combined with the spike in food and oil prices are worsening the global hunger crisis, especially in countries of the Global South such as Somalia in East Africa.

A CARE analysis, for the first time, highlights a global link between gender inequality and food insecurity: 2021 data from 109 countries shows that as gender inequality goes up, food security goes down.

CARE International welcomes the news that the first shipment of blockaded grain has officially left port of Odesa, an important step towards mitigating hunger for an estimated 50 million people worldwide on the brink of famine

Humanitarian organizations are being forced to make the impossible call to prioritize amongst the hungry