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Research from Niger showing youth conflict resolution training layered onto economic and civic programming can reduce support for violence and strengthen youth violence prevention outcomes.

Nearly 800,000 people in Lebanon have fled their homes as violence surges across the country amidst the Middle East conflict.

Elie Yaacoub, Lebanon crisis analysis team leader at Mercy Corps, tells ABC News that 830,000 people, including 300,000 children, are displaced in Lebanon due to Israel’s military operations.

These reports highlight effective strategies across varying levels of instability - including during acute crises – and demonstrate how prevention focused, locally grounded interventions can support sustainable recovery and long-term resilience.

This report outlines the risks faced by women and children living in IDP sites in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, demonstrating how harm is produced within displacement settings and providing recommendations to better support them.

Sharing findings from Prosper Global research in Uganda and Kenya that show how inclusive, climate-informed mediation and natural resource governance can strengthen resilience at the climate-conflict nexus.

As the war in the Middle East hits the one-month mark, it has upended the global economy and caused an acute energy crisis. It has also wrought mayhem in the already battered humanitarian aid sector, which supports hundreds of millions of the world’s most…

According to a ​report released on Wednesday ​by Mercy Corps, which ⁠surveyed thousands of displaced people across the capital Port-au-Prince, 99% had no job or income after being displaced and 95% felt unsafe in ​their new lodgings.

Aid cuts have meant that Somalia narrowly avoided famine at the start of 2026 after a series of climate shocks. The knock-on effects of fighting in Iran and Lebanon mean there is a real risk that it may not be so lucky next time.