Somalia is at a tipping point, with millions caught between recurring drought, conflict, displacement, rising costs, and shrinking aid as famine risk emerges in parts of the country. Repeated poor ...

Across the Horn of Africa, livestock systems remain central to livelihoods, food security, and regional trade, supporting millions of pastoral and agro-pastoral households. However, these systems are ...

Economic shockwaves from the Middle East conflict are driving up food, fuel and fertilizer prices across six of the world's most vulnerable countries, deepening hunger crises far beyond the region, ...

Millions of people worldwide face the compounded effects of climate change, conflict and fragility. Although shrinking aid budgets often drive a focus on short-term relief, evidence shows that ...

Mercy Corps’ programma voor de Versterking van de Caribische Economische Groei (SCEG) lanceert een kleine subsidieronde om organisaties te ondersteunen die de economische groei in de regio bevorderen.

At Mercy Corps Ventures, 2025 marked a significant milestone: 10 years of deploying catalytic capital for climate resilience. It was a year that reinforced both the urgency of accelerating climate ...

Last mile distributors (LMDs) operating in Uganda’s refugee settlements face a range of financial and operational barriers that constrain their growth and limit their potential impact. Co-authored by ...

The Sahel faces intersecting and compounding challenges of escalating and spreading conflict, climate change, and political turmoil. Across the region, record heat, erratic rainfall, and dwindling ...

The Poverty Graduation (PG) approach is one of the most rigorously evaluated models for reducing extreme poverty, with consistent gains in income, consumption, savings, and psychosocial well-being.

A new report released today by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) confirms what Mercy Corps and other aid organizations have urgently warned for months: Gaza is now experiencing ...