Article explaining the current flooding crisis in Pakistan which has impacted more than 33 million people and what the IRC is doing to help.

Climate change is set to unleash lasting damage across Europe and the world - even if we succeed in limiting global warming. It's time for all of us to become better stewards of the planet.

Drought and conflict have left record numbers of people in East Africa and Sahel regions in dire need of aid, with women and children facing the brunt of the crises. The world must act now to avert further suffering.

The IRC was present at the 2024 European Humanitarian Forum which took place 18-19 March 2024 in Brussels, where IRC staff joined EU policymakers, clients and actors from humanitarian settings to share insights on humanitarian aid. We were delighted to present an exhibition on climate change in Afghanistan hosted by IRC Afghanistan Communications Coordinator Abdul Khaliq Sediqi. Learn more about the forum.

The world today faces an unprecedented hunger crisis that requires a bold international response. There are currently six countries at immediate risk of famine - half of which are in East Africa: Somalia, Ethiopia and South Sudan. In Somalia, more than 50% of the population need emergency food aid.

A strategic conflict-sensitive seed security solution is showing early promise, demonstrating that building climate resilience in conflict-affected contexts is possible.

Unprecedented flooding is impacting communities in Eastern Libya. Here’s how you can help.

For the EU to effectively tackle humanitarian crises, climate action and malnutrition must be at the top of its agenda and it must opt for proven solutions.