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Bangladesh is one of the most vulnerable countries to climate change in the world. However, its communities, with the help of Concern, are defying the odds with climate-smart techniques that allow them to grow nutritious food, whatever the weather. 

Ten years after the first N4G Summit 2013, hosted by the UK Government, we are encouraged to see the UK Government taking the leadership again in mobilising global efforts to end the malnutrition and hunger crisis. The summit was an important step for putting nutrition high in the international development agenda of the FCDO and global leaders.

Concern Worldwide is calling for more international support for the millions of people displaced in Sudan, as the humanitarian crisis in the country worsens.

Earlier in 2023, we met a number of women who had received this training and have, quite literally, grown their way into a secure future with climate resilient farming.   

An estimated 35% of women worldwide have experienced some form of gender-based violence. Here are five key reasons why. 

Vital aid reaches conflict-hit Sudan    Vital humanitarian aid has reached civilians in Sudan where a major conflict has been raging for half a year displacing over 5.7 million people.  Humanitarian aid organisation Concern Worldwide has brought trucks carrying over 35 tonnes of supplies from Chad to West Darfur. 

We are deeply concerned by the escalation of violence and the deteriorating humanitarian situation.

Concern Worldwide's Advocacy Manager responds to UK government’s announcement on its climate finance commitments.