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Over 25 million people in Nigeria are currently likely to face food insecurity. The policy brief analyzes the causes of this dire crisis and provides recommendations on how to revert it to save lives.
The COVID-19 pandemic in West Africa is currently exacerbating socio-economic issues, with women bearing the largest burden of caring for their families while also seeking to lead communities in prevention and adaptation.
With CARE’s fourth global Suffering In Silence report, we are starting to see a trend of certain countries annually remaining on the list of the most under-reported crises. While we expanded the analysis in 2019 by including Spanish and Arabic online…
The year 2017 was marked by scores of humanitarian crises: armed conflicts, devastating natural disasters, climate shocks, hunger, millions of people fleeing their homes.
We are facing the largest humanitarian crisis since World War II. If the world doesn’t act, the health and lives of millions of people in South Sudan, Somalia, Yemen, and Nigeria continue to be in danger.
English: THE SITUATION: The violent conflict that began in Nigeria in 2009 has resulted in a severe crisis in the north east of the country. The scale of the humanitarian needs is vast, across all sectors. Gaps in food security, nutrition and protect
In 2012 violence erupted in northern Nigeria and spread into Northern Cameroon, Eastern Niger and Chad leading to massive population displacement including refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs).
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
