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November 30, 2021

BRIEF: Integration of Participatory Scenario Planning into Early Warning Systems in Ethiopia

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November 22, 2021

Making Decisions in Sunshine and Rain: A CIS Learning Report

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November 13, 2021

No breakthrough in Glasgow: Developed countries do not take responsibility for damage done

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November 12, 2021

Latest COP26 draft text failing on human rights

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CARE Climate Change @CAREClimate·

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📢@CARE is hiring! Are you a respected #ClimateJustice leader with a strong track record of innovating & scaling Climate Justice solutions?

CARE USA is seeking a talented & strategic leader to serve as the new Senior Director for Climate Justice 👉 https://t.co/jTzXSiEVwu

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CARE International UK @careintuk·

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Marianne O'Grady from @CARE International #Afghanistan joins @BBCYaldaHakim and others to talk about 'The plight of girls under the Taliban' but says we must focus on hunger first and urgently.

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CARE Climate Change @CAREClimate·

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From cyclones to COVID-19, women living on the island nation of #Fiji are no stranger to humanitarian crises. The needs of women and girls must be taken into account in all humanitarian responses: https://t.co/nI1PAQecmw #16days #EndGBV

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Our IUCN briefing note on #GBV & biodiversity linkages reviews key evidence and suggests priority recommendations that decision-makers at all levels can consider for robust #gender-responsive action: https://t.co/JafCo8m8Sh

#16Days of Activism #OrangeTheWorld @IUCN_Gender

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Power Shift Africa 🌊@PowerShftAfrica·

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At the heart of the Glasgow Climate Pact is the reality that rich countries continue to ignore their historical responsibility. #ClimateFinance #LossandDamage
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CARE’s response to the climate emergency reflects the scope and severity of the challenge. Our overarching objectives are to empower poor and marginalised people, particularly women and girls, to take action on the climate crisis at all levels and to build knowledge for global change.

Explore CARE's Work on Climate Change & Resilience

Learn in the CARE Climate & Resilience Academy

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BRIEF: Integration of Participatory Scenario Planning into Early Warning Systems in Ethiopia

Making Decisions in Sunshine and Rain: A CIS Learning Report

No breakthrough in Glasgow: Developed countries do not take responsibility for damage done

Latest COP26 draft text failing on human rights

Climate justice starts with HER

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