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CARE International UK responds to UK aid spending evidence
CARE International UK welcomes Anneliese Dodds restating her strong commitment to ensuring women and girls are at the heart of the UK's development policy..
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Gaza: Attack on WFP warehouse kills staff member of CARE partner, seriously injures two others
CARE International is deeply saddened by the tragic death of a staff member of CARE partner organization MA’AN Development Center in Gaza..
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CARE International statement on earthquake in Vanuatu
A magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck Vanuatu on Tuesday 17 December..
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CARE International statement on Syria
Today, we join the Syrian people in their unwavering hope and cautious optimism for a better future. However, the humanitarian needs inside Syria remain enormous..
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CARE International responds to the Global Humanitarian Overview
World leaders must prioritise preventing and ending conflict and ensuring the protection of civilians and humanitarian workers – everywhere, says CARE International..
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CARE welcomes UK IDA investment but urges gender equality is not neglected
The UK Government has announced they will provide £1.98 billion over three years to the IDA, the World Bank’s fund for the world’s lowest income countries..
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CARE International welcomes ceasefire agreement in Lebanon
Ending the violence is vital to halt the devastating loss of civilian lives and address the critical humanitarian needs in Lebanon. But this does not go far enough..
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COP29: Outcome a 'brutal betrayal'
The climate finance deal agreed at COP29 is a 'brutal betrayal' of the world's poorest communities facing the brunt of the climate crisis, CARE International UK says..
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COP29: Only 8 out of 78 world leaders attending are women
Women and girls bear the brunt of the climate crisis and often design the solutions, yet only 8 out of the 78 world leaders participating in COP29 are women..
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CARE International calls for UK Government to act for women on climate finance gap
CARE International UK is urging the UK Government to prioritise its leadership on climate and gender equality at COP29, through climate finance that reaches women..