Michael Vulpillieres
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- Sep 30, 2026
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New CARE report: Women face growing pressure as climate shocks, rising prices and conflict strain incomes and savings - CARE (opens the original)
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Atlanta, Ga., September 30, 2026 — Women around the world are facing compounding crises – from food shortages and drought to floods, crop losses and conflict – that are leaving them hungrier, poorer and less able to withstand the next shock, according to a new CARE report. For many, these crises are hitting year after year, while support is shrinking just when they need it most. CARE’s latest Women Respond report paints a stark picture: three in four women say crises are making it harder to earn
Somalia's women and girls face a risk of famine as hunger deepens and El Niño nears - CARE (opens the original)
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Mogadishu, Somalia, September 23, 2026 – Across Somalia, as food becomes increasingly scarce, women and girls are bearing the heaviest burden. Mothers are struggling to keep their children fed, pregnant and breastfeeding women are battling to meet their own nutritional needs, and girls face growing risks of dropping out of school, exploitation and early marriage. As needs rise and support dwindles, a looming Super El Niño threatens to bring flooding, disease outbreaks and displacement to communi
As Ebola spreads and El Niño looms, urgent investment is needed in the DRC - CARE (opens the original)
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Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, September 21, 2026 – The escalation of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is deeply alarming. We are witnessing the virus spread at a terrifying speed across an increasingly wider geographic area through communities already pushed to the brink by severe hunger, displacement, disease and conflict. At the same time, communities are bracing for El Niño-driven floods and drought that could displace families, destroy homes and livelihoods,
Yemen: Families face urgent humanitarian needs as conflict escalates - CARE (opens the original)
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September 15, 2026 – The humanitarian situation in Yemen is changing rapidly as escalating conflict forces more families from their homes. Families are fleeing to areas they hope will be safer, often after long and difficult journeys and with little more than the clothes they are wearing. This is placing further pressure on already stretched services and humanitarian resources. What our colleagues are seeing in Aden offers just one snapshot of a much larger displacement crisis. At one location,
CARE statement on the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Somalia - CARE (opens the original)
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August 26, 2026 – Right now, CARE is witnessing a catastrophic hunger and climate crisis in Somalia, and it is mothers, pregnant women, and young children who are suffering the most – millions of them. Four failed rainy seasons have pushed millions of people to the absolute edge, and upcoming El Niño floods threaten to wash away what little they have left. As funding dries up, the reality on the ground is heartbreaking. Across the country, mothers are walking for hours in extreme heat with sick,
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