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    Concern's objectives, activities and achievements in 2023 can be found in our new annual report.
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          Why work with us? Relationships built between the private sector and Concern Worldwide can achieve significant positive global impact. When we work with companies, the results are transformational, for both businesses and the communities we work with. 

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          David Regan, Accenture's Global Lead, Revenue Industry, hears about the successes of conservation agriculture in Malawi. Photo: Kieran McConville / Concern Worldwide.
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          Our partners make a significant difference to our work supporting people living in extreme poverty.
          Carol Morgan, Director of International Programmes, Concern Worldwide and Catherine Keogh, Chief Corporate Affairs and Brand Officer, Kerry Group at the launch of a four-year partnership between the Kerry Group and Concern Worldwide. Photo: Maxwells/Concern Worldwide
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          Kerry Group

          Global food and nutrition company Kerry Group has extended its partnership with Concern Worldwide through a four-year project to improve food security, nutrition and farm productivity in Kenya.
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          Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance

          Concern Worldwide is a proud member of the Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance, a multi-sectoral partnership working to build resilience to climate hazards in rural and urban communities.

          Latest news

          Find out more about Concern’s activities around the world, upcoming events and more on our work with private sector supporters in our latest newsletter: 

          Concern Worldwide Summer Newsletter 2023.pdf
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          Published: 23 February 2024

          The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals provide a framework for collaborative action to achieve solutions to the most pressing social, economic and environmental challenges of our time. In Concern, we collaborate with partners from across the public and private sectors in this regard, to positively impact the lives of thousands across many countries.  

          Read our 2023 summary report on the outcomes from our UN Global Goals business conversations and key recommendations we have made to Government. 

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          At Concern, we work with companies of all sizes across Ireland to help support people living in extreme poverty.
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          Support our work through payroll giving. It’s an easy and efficient way for employees to donate to Concern directly from their salary.
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          There are lots of interesting and innovative ways your staff can get involved and to fundraise for us!
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