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Only 15 percent of requested funds for the global refugee response are covered six months into the year. CARE calls on donors to increase funds in the face of record numbers of displaced people worldwide.

Ahead of the Ukraine Recovery Conference on 21-22 June in London, CARE calls on governments, donors and international organizations to ensure gender equality and participation of women are key components of the recovery process.

New analysis of the latest climate finance plans submitted to the UNFCCC by 26 wealthy countries demonstrates there is no chance of achieving 50/50 balanced financial support for climate mitigation and adaptation in the near future, CARE has found.

In advance of the Sudan pledging conference that will be held on Monday 19th June, CARE International asks for the United Nations appeal to be fully funded, to help save the lives of millions of vulnerable people affected by the ongoing conflict. 

Conflict and floods continue to displace more people in the DRC, worsening the humanitarian situation there for millions, especially women and girls.

As donors prepare to meet on June 15 to make pledges to Syria and neighboring countries hosting Syrian refugees, it has become ever more pressing for donors to reassess their approach to offering humanitarian assistance in support of the Syrian people.

CARE partners continue lifesaving support and have distributed 20 tons of water, boats, and water pumps.

112.2 million more people around the world were driven to hunger after 2020, compared to the previous major global food crisis in 2008-2009. Despite this significant increase in hunger (116%), the international community is not responding with the same…

The explosion of Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant has forced the evacuation of thousands of people and threatens the region’s food and water supply, in addition to the ecosystem of Crimea and the Black Sea.