Tracing the Emergence of Drowning Prevention on the Global Health and Development Agenda

This annual report from the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre examines the state of internally displaced peoples (IDPs) worldwide in 2022. It spotlights the situation in several countries complemented with up-to-date global and regional displacement figures, noting that at the end of 2022, a record 71.1 million people lived in displacement. This year’s publication has a special focus on the relationship between internal displacement and food insecurity and examines how conflict and disasters have exacerbated these…

CARE is an international humanitarian aid organization dedicated to ending global poverty. CARE works in over 100 countries and focuses on initiatives including women’s empowerment, community-based health programs, food security, and early education. CARE responds to global emergencies and disasters—environmental, violent, refugee—with both immediate relief and long-term, comprehensive recovery programs. It also works with Congress as an advocate to inform legislation and policy changes related to poverty and social justice, aiming to address the underlying…

This report, published by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) on behalf of UN-Water, examines the ways in which climate change is affecting societies and water management in terms of adaptation and mitigation. Climate change is affecting the availability, quality and quantity of water for human needs, human rights to water and sanitation, and energy production. As climate change affects the water cycle, food security, human health, and economic development are also…