Over 25 million people in Nigeria are currently likely to face food insecurity. The policy brief analyzes the causes of this dire crisis and provides recommendations on how to revert it to save lives.
Currently, CARE International in Poland aims to ensure that refugees in Poland have access to gender, education, and basic needs assistance.
Our first ever Gender Equality Annual Report reflects on CARE’s collective progress towards the gender equality goals set out in Vision 2030. It highlights the global challenges we face, our impact to date and how CARE is leading change as we look towards the future.
As it undertakes a digital transformation post-COVID-19, CARE Jordan aims to ensure that the initiative leads to more, not less, access to services. This analysis of gender and digital inclusion was recently conducted to inform future digital programs that include everyone.
Developing countries and those that are particularly vulnerable to adverse impacts of climate change will not obtain the support to which they are entitled unless the wealthy, CARE's new report asserts.
CARE Jordan's ‘She is a Humanitarian’ report finds that women’s participation in decision-making mechanisms was weak during COVID-19 humanitarian responses.
The 2008 crisis drove 97 million more people into hunger, while the current crisis has driven 209.6 million more people into hunger, and that number is still climbing. Although the 2022 crisis is twice as bad, it is not seeing similar urgency in funding and systemic responses.
This RGA explores existing information and data regarding gender, age, and disability to inform humanitarians of pre-existing vulnerabilities and capacities of crisis affected populations, and of the best suited programmatic approach to people with varying needs.
Atteindre 8,5 millions de personnes issues de communautés rurales, vulnérables et exclues au Bénin et au Togo, afin de lutter contre la pauvreté et l'injustice sociale; avec deux groupes d'impact que sont: les femmes, les filles vulnérables et les jeunes jusqu'à 24 ans.
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
