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    • Asma Begum (37) and her husband Abdul with their three daughters Lamia (18), Sadia (16) and Maria (5) and their grandmother Kulsum Begum (72) started CRAAIN in 2020. Asma Begum started as a lead farmer, received training and seeds. Before, she did agri activities but wasn’t very successful. She had received one ring composter from the local gov but no training on how to use it. As a lead farmer, she has supported 400 households in this area. She used to rely on her husband but is now totally reliable.

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          Widow Zuri* (45) experienced gender based violence while going to cultivate a plot of land.
          Story
          3 April 2025

          In photos: ‘And so, I fled’: DRC - the crisis the world ignored

          As our new multimedia exhibition launches in Belfast on the humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo, we share the compelling photos and stories of people living in the east of country who have been displaced and directly impacted by decades of violence. 
          woman with baby
          Press release
          1 April 2025

          Lack of financial commitment at this year's Nutrition for Growth summit is disappointing

          At a time of declining global support for aid and rising malnutrition, the UK Government should be stepping up to tackle the global malnutrition crisis. 
          The seven-metre-wide video wall inside the Belfast Exposed gallery
          Press release
          1 April 2025

          New multimedia exhibition launches in Belfast on crisis in Democratic Republic of Congo

          A new multimedia exhibition in Belfast organised by Concern Worldwide seeks to share the compelling stories of people displaced and directly impacted by the humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). 
          Belfast Exposed exhibition
          News
          24 March 2025

          'And so, I fled': new exhibition on Democratic Republic of Congo

          A new multimedia exhibition by Concern Worldwide seeks to share the compelling stories of people displaced and directly impacted by the crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
          Concern repaired the water network and restored access to safe water for the internally displaced people affected by the sandstorm in Tuban district. Photo: Ammar Khalaf/Concern Worldwide
          Story
          20 March 2025

          Here’s what you need to know about World Water Day

          World Water Day takes place annually on March 22 and, in 2025, focuses on glacier preservation. Here’s what you should know.
          Woman in DRC
          News
          27 February 2025

          What does UK aid do and why is it important?

          The decision to cut the UK aid budget is brutal, and will have devastating and deadly consequences for people who already live in extreme poverty. We break down some of the common questions people have about aid, and the difference it makes. 
          Concern workers
          Press release
          25 February 2025

          Cuts to the UK aid budget will have devastating consequences

          As a humanitarian organisation, Concern believes the UK government has a role to play and must act to protect those experiencing extreme hunger, poverty, and displacement. 
          A photo of Ivan Ivan Zakharenko standing in a field.
          Story
          24 February 2025

          "The grant gave us hope": A garlic farmer in Ukraine rebuilds his business

          Three years on from the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, people are trying to rebuild their lives amongst the continued hostilities. Grants are helping business people get back to their careers and provide for their families. 
          Woman in Ukraine
          Press release
          24 February 2025

          Concern Worldwide has reached over 320,000 people in Ukraine since conflict began

          Concern Worldwide reached 121,000 people in Ukraine last year with humanitarian assistance. In total the organisation assisted over 320,000 people there since the current phase of the conflict began in 2022. 

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