Food and Nutrition Security

10 crises to look out for in 2025

By CARE Staff • January 23, 2025

Every year, natural disasters and conflicts dominate the headlines around the world, but many equally devastating crises unfold in silence. For the ninth consecutive year, CARE’s reporting brings ten of the world’s most underreported crises into focus.

How will Yasmeen and her newborn triplets make it through winter in Gaza?

By CARE Staff • November 13, 2024

Yasmeen’s story reveals the human toll of Gaza’s ongoing conflict. As a mother of triplets, she faces the challenge of raising her children in displacement, with limited access to basic supplies and the constant threat of violence.

Syria: “When we get sick, we just suffer through it”

By CARE Staff • October 30, 2024

Northern Syria is grappling with rising malnutrition and inadequate healthcare. The humanitarian response is critically underfunded, yet CARE and its partners remain committed to assisting those in need.

The most popular CARE News stories of 2023

By CARE Staff • December 29, 2023

Below are the stories from 2023 you liked the most. They were created by CARE’s worldwide network of local writers, photographers, and filmmakers, and they helped reflect a slice of our global work.

Meet the organic compost celebrities of northern Bangladesh

By Sarah Easter and Hillol Sobhan • December 19, 2023

Learn how an entrepreneur couple - Radhika and Mohine - is helping promote organic agriculture in rural Bangladesh and inspiring others, with their successful compost business.

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Where climate loss and damage means life and death

By Travis Nichols & CARE staff • December 11, 2023

At COP28, world leaders are talking about climate "loss and damage" while the people of Somalia are living it.

Sudan: farming during wartime

By Shakir Elhassan • December 1, 2023

In East Darfur, women and girls still largely earn a living through agriculture, working hard on land owned by their families to produce food and cash crops. Yet they often see few of the proceeds when crops are sold. Their agricultural fortunes have begun to change through a CARE Sudan program which helps women establish vegetable gardens for both food and income, and has also assisted herders wi

Once-in-a-century floods are ravaging Somalia. Here’s how you can help.

By Travis Nichols • November 10, 2023

After enduring drought and climate effects for years, Somalia now faces a once-in-a-century flood disaster, with over a million affected.

Empowering girls in Bangladesh through karate, climate-smart gardening, & more

By Sarah Easter and Hillol Sobhan • October 23, 2023

In Bangladesh, 40 million people are food insecure, with 11 million suffering from acute hunger. One of the key objectives of CARE’s innovative nutrition project Joint Action for Nutrition Outcome (JANO) is to address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls. With different innovative approaches including community participation, JANO has already reached over one million people where 61 percent a

What Russia’s withdrawal from the Black Sea Initiative means for global hunger

By Juan Echanove • July 18, 2023

War exacts a terrible cost on the world’s most vulnerable people. Because of our interconnected global food supply chain, this goes far beyond those in the immediate conflict zone.

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