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Nearly 90,000 people have crossed over from Sudan to South Sudan as the conflict approaches its second month. 53% of these are women and girls who are arriving with nothing more than the clothes on their backs.

With the conflict in Sudan in its fifth week, CARE is deeply concerned about the impact the violence has had on hundreds of thousands of Sudanese people, especially women, and children, forced to flee their homes amid the violence.

As extreme effects of climate change exacerbate devastating crises in the Horn of Africa, CARE calls for the full funding of the region's Humanitarian Resource Plan to save lives.

As the full scale of the damage and needs is being assessed, CARE is concerned about a new crisis leaving more women and girls without shelter, privacy, access to medical care, and at high risk of violence.

350,000 people could arrive in Egypt within the next six months according to the UNHCR.

Nearly 7 million people currently face food insecurity mainly associated to climate change impacts.

CARE, Save the Children and the International Rescue Committee are deeply concerned about reports that children are being sent back to Ukraine without an assessment of their best interests, coordinated preparation, and planning.

CARE International is extremely concerned about the potential impacts to the population, especially the highly vulnerable Rohingya refugee community.

The population is at risk of facing an even more dire hunger crisis - especially women and girls who were already affected most by food insecurity, according to a recent CARE analysis.