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          Nkhonde Maganizo (8) from Siki Village, Chithumba, Nsanje District, Malawi. Nkhonde's mother Jennifer used cash transfers from Concern to buy livestock, including goats. Her goats now are a great source of manure for her fields. When her goats reproduce, the kid goats will also do their part, and they will also be another source of income for Jennifer and her family. Photographer: Jason Kennedy / Concern WorldwideNkhonde Maganizo (8) from Siki Village, Chithumba, Nsanje District, Malawi. Nkhonde's mother Jennifer used cash transfers from Concern to buy livestock, including goats. Her goats now are a great source of manure for her fields. When her goats reproduce, the kid goats will also do their part, and they will also be another source of income for Jennifer and her family. Photographer: Jason Kennedy / Concern WorldwideNkhonde Maganizo (8) from Siki Village, Chithumba, Nsanje District, Malawi. Nkhonde's mother Jennifer used cash transfers from Concern to buy livestock, including goats. Her goats now are a great source of manure for her fields. When her goats reproduce, the kid goats will also do their part, and they will also be another source of income for Jennifer and her family. Photographer: Jason Kennedy / Concern Worldwide
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          Greater investment in trust building among stakeholders in the humanitarian system is essential to address the flagging momentum on localisation, according to new research by Concern Worldwide and its research partners.
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          28 November 2024

          New research identifies key barriers preventing progress on localising humanitarian responses

          Greater investment in trust building among stakeholders in the humanitarian system is essential to address the flagging momentum on localisation, according to new research by Concern Worldwide and its research partners. 
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          25 November 2024

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          The failure of world leaders to agree an adequate climate finance deal at COP29 to help some of the poorest countries address the impact of climate change is disgraceful and unacceptable, Concern Worldwide has warned.
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          20 November 2024

          Concern supporting people to lift themselves out of poverty in Central African Republic

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