Ukraine Rapid Gender Analysis
This Rapid Gender Analysis sheds light on the distinctive roles played by women and men during the Ukraine war, highlighting its troubling impacts on individuals and the whole of society
Resource type: Report
CARE's Code Of Conduct
CARE’s employee and representative Code of Conduct defines our core principles and sets expectations for the way we all behave at CARE International.
Gaza Strip Rapid Gender Analysis: Brief
This Rapid Gender Analysis (RGA) aims to highlight existing gender, age and disability data and provide operational recommendations for the humanitarian response in Gaza.
In the Shadows. Ukrainian Domestic Workers in Poland
61% of Ukrainian domestic workers in Poland have experienced unequal treatment, discrimination, harassment or abuse at work, new research by CARE has found.
Savings and Solidarity in Crisis: CARE’s VSLA in Emergencies Pilots
The Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA) model with its focus on establishing low cost, self-administered informal financial services - with the ability to link to formal financial institutions where available - has the potential to help address this gap and lay a foundation for future economic recovery.
Building Capital in Crisis: CARE’s VSLA in Emergencies increase savings and solidarity
Since 2017, CARE has piloted and refined our VSLA in Emergencies model to reach people in need of humanitarian assistance and provide an approach that can reduce long term vulnerability while being more sustainable.
Seeing Double: Decoding the additionality of climate finance
93% of the climate finance reported by wealthy countries between 2011 and 2020 was taken directly from development aid, new research from CARE has found, potentially threatening the progress of the Sustainable Development Goals.
CARE Women’s Economic Justice: Impact Report 2023
CARE's Women’s Economic Justice (WEJ) Impact Report, “Helping Women Earn, Save and Invest,” provides an overview of progress made in advancing economic justice for women worldwide.
Growth is not enough: Solving the global hunger crisis requires investments in gender equality
CARE's new analysis indicates that improving GDP is insufficient to fight food insecurity. Income and gender equality are essential to reduce global hunger.