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Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Why DPRK? Chronic food insecurity and childhood malnutrition are widespread in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK). Over 10 million people are undernourished and increased frequency of droughts and floods have also left the country vulnerable.
A vulnerable nation
DPRK continues to face a multitude of challenges and remains extremely vulnerable to frequent disasters and the impact of the climate crisis.
Our work in DPRK mainly focuses on improving food security and nutrition, water and sanitation, responding to emergencies, and building resilience.
We are proud of Concern’s strong presence in DPRK, addressing the most complex and protracted humanitarian crises.
How we’re helping DPRK
Concern DPRK is implementing multiple projects aimed at improving food and nutrition security and nutrition, enhancing WASH access, and supporting communities to become more resilient.
Food and Nutrition Security
Inclusive WASH
Livelihoods and Resilience
Conservation Agriculture at work in DPRK. Photo: Concern Worldwide.
Farmers taking part in field training in Kangwon Province. Photo: Concern Worldwide.
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