The effects of air pollution are more serious on children than on adults. Since children are still growing, air pollution harms them during the developmental stage of their life, causing lifelong health problems. World Environment Day 2019 will urge...
Today is World Environment Day and although we are starting to change mindsets we still have a long way to go before alleviating our footprint on our planet. Misean Cara’s Project Officer Don Lucey highlights some of our funded...
Mr. O’Loughlin retired Regional Manager for Advisory and Education services in Teagasc has joined the board of Misean Cara. Mr Larry O’Loughlin, Regional Manager for Advisory and Education Services in Teagasc for 40 years, and recently retired, has been...
A recent Livelihoods Sector Workshop in Malawi discussed critical issues for successful interventions. Read the blog by Andrea Cortemiglia, Misean Cara’s Southern Africa Development Mentor. Empowering Small-Scale Farmers in Malawi Misean Cara members involved in much-needed livelihoods promotion...
This week the Irish faith-based missionary movement Misean Cara is launching its new five year plan, focused on key areas of education, healthcare, sustainable development and human rights. The new strategy is based on a global consultation with over...
Good morning friends. Thank you Lucy . Thanks to you and the board for all your support and investment in shaping this plan. A little part of me can’t help thinking – It’s so good to be here....
Good morning and a warm welcome to you all – especially to those of you who have travelled from outside Dublin and indeed the country to be here today. It is great to see everyone and I hope we...
Today Misean Cara launches its much anticipated new Strategy 2017-2021. With a global missionary movement of 90 member organisations spanning over 50 countries, the new Strategy cements Misean Cara’s position in the international development sector as one of the...
Over 150 of the world’s leading experts on climate change, agriculture and food security met in Galway for the International Conference ‘Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security – Where is the cutting edge?’ The conference was hosted by the...
Susan Ayuk is a South Sudanese refugee studying at Mwiki Primary School on a Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) scholarship. She loves science and hopes to one day become a surgeon. Photo: LightBox Africa. As countries around the globe...