Even with the added layer of the COVID‑19 pandemic, hunger has increasingly clustered in the world’s most fragile, conflict-affected environments. In conflict-driven crises, constrained humanitarian...
One year ago, Tjada D’Oyen McKenna joined Mercy Corps as our CEO during an unprecedented time. While our team members grappled with a global pandemic that affected every aspect of our programs and...
OBJECTIF ET PUBLIC DU GUIDE Ce guide vise à offrir des directives pratiques aux acteurs de mise en œuvre qui envisagent l’utilisation de transferts monétaires (TMs) en Haïti. Il est conçu pour...
Cash transfer programming (CTP) has experienced a sea change over the course of the last decade and it grew to a total of $4.7 billion in 2018. In state-led social protection programs, the delivery...
As the war in Yemen heads into its seventh year, millions of people in Yemen continue to suffer through the world’s biggest humanitarian crisis. To date, the UN estimates that 233,000 Yemenis have...
Mercy Corps issued the below statement in response to the U.S. Treasury Department’s issuance of a general license for Afghanistan allowing humanitarians to reach more than 18 million people in need...
Organizations join forces to reach a new level of impact and scale LONDON -- Today Energy 4 Impact and Mercy Corps announced a merger to increase access to climate-smart, sustainable energy,...
On Saturday May 22, 2021 in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Justine Asifiwe, 21, was preparing dinner for her children when she heard shouts growing louder outside. Stepping out into the...
Today, roughly 155 million people are experiencing acute food insecurity across 55 countries, an increase of around 20 million from 2019. This rise is being driven primarily by conflict and fueled by...
SUMMARY OF CONCLUSIONS • Prevent hunger and famine: as millions of Yemenis are pushed to the brink of famine, parties to the conflict must refrain from using hunger as a weapon of war, and instead...