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    A Concern nutrition centre being disinfected in Cox's Bazar
    Press release8 July 2020

    High unemployment and Covid hampering monsoon readiness in Bangladesh

    Increased levels of unemployment and income loss as a result of the Covid pandemic are making it harder for vulnerable communities in Bangladesh to prepare for floods and landslides

    Locusts in Marsabit County, Kenya
    Press release
    2 July 2020

    Concern responding to worsening locust crisis

    Concern Worldwide is responding to a new wave of locust swarms in East Africa.

    Dehlia* with her sister Koaloch* hang out in the mother and baby room in the Concern Nutrition Clinic in a POC in Juba, South Sudan. Photo: Abbie Trayler-Smith
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    30 June 2020

    What Concern Worldwide achieved in 2019

    In 2019, Concern Worldwide made a positive impact on the lives of 28.6 million people in 24 of the world’s poorest countries.

    As part of the response to Covid-19, Concern Syria have begun distributing hygiene kits in Northern Syria Photo: Concern Worldwide.
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    29 June 2020

    Supporting the future of Syria and the region

    The Syria crisis may have drifted from news headlines as the world remains engulfed in the Covid-19 pandemic, but the plight of the Syrian population remains urgent and ever more critical.

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    18 June 2020

    Explained: the Department for International Development and Foreign Office merger

    On June 16, the UK government announced its plan to merge the Department for International Development (DFID) into the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) in September to create a new Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.

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