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Everybody depends on the earth to survive
The farmers of Dan Maza Idi village in Niger have a saying. "Everybody depends on the Earth to survive." Unfortunately, climate change is making survival more difficult in Dan Maza Idi and villages like it across Niger.
Humanitarian need growing in South Sudan
A severe food crisis is growing in South Sudan and as the rainy season approaches the situation has the potential to deteriorate further.
Staff blog: Local to global advocacy at CARE
Alice Hutchinson, CARE International UK's Head of Advocacy, writes about CARE's approach to advocacy worldwide and how it fits into the wider picture. How to make sure local efforts really change things in people's lives and influence structures on a national and global level.
Guest blog: ITN's Alastair Stewart - drought in Niger and the UK
In 2010 Alastair Stewart visited Niger with CARE International. Now, aware that the country is entering the throws of another crisis, he compares his own situation and that of his children with those in Niger, and asks you to help.
Niger: "food is the most basic need"
In Niger even better off homes are struggling to cope with a twenty percent increase in the price of sorghum, Niger’s staple food. For Tchima, a widow and mother of six with no assets of her own, it means life at the edge of survival.
Top business school launches research on CARE project
A new in-depth analysis of a rural door-to-door goods distribution system in Bangladesh examines key issues associated with so-called Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) schemes.
Slideshow: CEO visits Zimbabwean farming communities
Geoffrey Dennis, Chief Executive, CARE International UK, has just returned from a visit to Zimbabwe where he saw some of the ways we are helping people to escape poverty.
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- Staff blog: Local to global advocacy at CARE
- CARE responding to the influx of DRC refugees into Rwanda
- Everybody depends on the Earth to survive
- Humanitarian need growing in South Sudan as rainy season approaches
- Guest blog: ITN’s Alastair Stewart says: you may bemoan the hosepipe ban, but Niger is literally dying from full-on drought
- Video: Rwandan mother farmers' daycare solution