Caritas addresses a letter to the “Loss and Damage Fund” Board Members
22nd April 2024
Dear Loss and Damage Fund Board Members, Congratulations on your appointment to the board of the Loss and Damage Fund (LDF). We are grateful for
Across the globe, around 276 million people face acute food insecurity while 811 million people still go to bed on an empty stomach.
The war in Ukraine, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the consequences of climate change have had a global impact on food security.
Among the most affected areas there are the Sahel and the Horn of Africa regions, where many millions of people are facing drought and famine conditions. An estimated 20 million people across Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia are in need of immediate food assistance because of the drought and severe food insecurity.
In this section you can read constant updates about Caritas programmes against food insecurity in these areas.
Caritas Internationalis Venezuela Task Force urges to address the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela
17th April 2024
The Caritas Internationalis Venezuela Working Group (GTV), established in 2018 by Caritas delegations from Europe, the United States and Latin America to address the crisis
THE UN FOOD SYSTEMS SUMMIT +2 STOCKTAKING MOMENT- 24-26 JULY 2023
21st July 2023
On the occasion of the upcoming UN Food Systems Stocktaking Moment to take place in Rome, Italy from 24-26 July 2023 with the aim to
Caritas welcomes UN report on The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2023
13th July 2023
Caritas welcomes the newly-released UN report on The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2023 and its focus on urbanization’s effects on
CARITAS: USAID, WFP FOOD AID SUSPENSION IN ETHIOPIA IS ‘NEITHER HUMANE NOR MORAL’
3rd July 2023
Caritas Internationalis joins the appeal of His Eminence Cardinal Berhaneyesus, Rev. Kes Yonas, Patriarch Abune Mathias, and Rev. Bishop Tesfaselassie Medhin in urging US Agency
Food Crisis across the Sahel and the Horn of Africa
Many millions of people are facing drought and famine conditions, and an estimated 15-16 million people are in need of immediate food assistance because of the drought.