Concern Worldwide launches its BRACED programme in South Sudan
The BRACED programme in South Sudan was launched with a colourful brochure and in attendance of the Minister of Environment, the UN, donors and national & international agencies
A more resilient Ethiopia
Ethiopia has grown tremendously since the catastrophic droughts in decades past that left hundreds of thousands dead. While those events inevitably color the lens through which we view the current 2015 drought, its important to recognize the gains Ethiopians have made, and are continuing to make with the help of the government and international aid.
The market street in Pikine, Senegal
The market street in Pikine, newly laid with stones and equipped with drains that allow floodwater to flow into project basins. TRF/Jürgen Fauth
The impending crisis in Ethiopia: a costly delay
Supporting households before climate hazards happen and responding fast can save millions, and lives
Floods in Merti, 2015 II
Floods in Merti, Kenya, Fall 2015
Scientists predict drier Horn of Africa as climate warms
Global climate models have predicted the region will become wetter, a claim undermined by new evidence