Climate resilient communities are capable of preventing landslides,
protecting their homes from floods, sustaining their crops and livelihoods
beyond the rainy season, and maintaining access to clean water for basic
necessities and hygiene.

Yet, there are 3.6 billion people whose lives and livelihoods are at risk
because of climate change.

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our pledge to show your support for families facing the acute effects of
climate change and help create more climate-resilient communities
worldwide.


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From helping farmers plant climate-resilient crops to creating resilience
hubs when crises strike, Mercy Corps is working closely with communities
most affected by climate change to ensure they are more prosperous,
self-sufficient, and sustainable.

But as climate change rapidly brings more unexpected droughts, flash
floods, wildfires and other natural disasters, we must renew our
commitment to supporting communities in becoming resilient. [ [link removed] ]Sign our
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—The Mercy Corps Team

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Date: Wednesday, September 10, 2025 at 9:09 AM
Subject: Climate change is threatening 3.6 billion people

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Today, families and communities worldwide are facing the devastating
reality of climate change: more frequent droughts, longer heat waves,
stronger hurricanes, and flash flooding.

These disasters upend lives, reducing access to clean water, spreading
diseases, and weakening food production, leaving more people hungry.

But today, you can show your support for communities facing the harsh
effects of climate change. [ [link removed] ]Sign our pledge to help build more
climate-resilient communities around the world.


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Mercy Corps is working at the local level in 35+ countries to provide
clean water, create sustainable agricultural solutions, and assist
families in disaster recovery. Here are just a few ways we’ve made a
difference:


    In Ethiopia, Mercy Corps provided training and resources to farmers to
build climate resilience after droughts ruined their croplands.
 
  In Syria, we’re helping farmers rebuild after heat waves and war
  destroyed their crops. We’re providing fertilizers and seeds that will
help them grow crops that can withstand the elements.
 
  In Indonesia, we’re still on the ground supporting long-term recovery
  and disaster preparedness after an earthquake and tsunami that killed
hundreds of thousands and displaced millions more than 20 years ago.


Climate change affects communities around the world in so many different
ways – and often requires consistent, longer support to rebuild and ensure
communities can withstand the impacts.

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