An estimated 23.7 million civilians in Afghanistan require humanitarian support for basic needs such as warm clothes for the winter, electricity, food and clean water. Having undergone the worst winter in 15 years in 2023, the colder, more remote provinces, such as the Bamiyan province, are still suffering disastrous effects.

Although the business case for diversity is stronger than ever, data shows that progressing towards a more equal, inclusive and diverse workplace is complex and a slow process, especially in Greece where discrimination in the workplace is still widespread and diversity management remains a new issue. The PROGEDI project builds on the diversity, equality and inclusion (DEI) experiences of the Internationa

Conflict and the COVID-19 pandemic have caused prices of common food items to skyrocket in Yemen - hear how some families the IRC is helping have been affected as a result.

Bisharo and Nurad are two 35-year-old mothers living in Ethiopia, where a combination of climate shocks and conflict has deepened the food insecurity. Though different circumstances caused them to become displaced, they have come to share the same daily goal: to gain access to food that will keep their children well-nourished and healthy.

All smiles, Domo holds her eight-month-old baby in her arms. Yet less than a year ago, Domo had given up hope of ever having a child.