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Heavy shelling and intense fighting in Goma, DRC have forced thousands to flee, deepening an already severe humanitarian crisis. CARE urgently calls for an immediate ceasefire, civilian protection, unhindered humanitarian access, and the active inclusion…

Women and girls bear the brunt of the climate crisis and often design the solutions, yet only 8 out of the 78 world leaders participating in COP29 are women: while the Conference of Parties (COP) strive to be an inclusive summit, the negotiation table…

Over the past weeks, Typhoon Yagi, Asia's strongest storm in 2024, has ravaged Southeast Asian countries, affecting millions and causing more than 600 casualties. The severe flooding and destruction have overwhelmed vulnerable communities, with women and…

The humanitarian crisis in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado is worsening due to conflict and climate change-induced drought, affecting millions, especially women and children. With severe food insecurity and underfunded humanitarian response, CARE urges donors…

In one of the world's largest and most complex humanitarian crises, millions of Afghans continue to struggle, three years after the change in power. Without sustained support and engagement from the international community, it is at risk of becoming a…

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…

Our understanding of how women experience war and respond in highly complex crises is often clouded by narratives that frame them as, at worst, invisible, or at best, victims. But women are the active first responders and recovery leaders in regions…

The grave findings of the latest Global Report on Food Crises reinforce the urgent need to integrate gender equaliy in the fight against hunger.

After 12 months of a devastating conflict, the pervasive use of sexual violence as a weapon of war is laid bare in a new advocacy brief issued today by CARE and partners.