Resource type: Report

In a new report in collaboration with the Institute for Policy, Advocacy and Governance, CARE Austria has looked at how things are at the halftime of the SDGs, including an in-depth study on the impact of COVID19 on SDG 3 (Health and Well-being) in Europe and South Asia.

In 2021, CARE’s Vision 2030 was launched. By 2030, CARE commits to support 75 million people, to majority women and girls, to fulfill their right to food, water, and nutrition. From Fiscal Year 2021, CARE has assisted 2,437,157 people increase their access to food, water, and nutrition.

Since gaining its independence in 2011, South Sudan experienced renewed conflicts in 2013 and 2016 which have significantly undermined the development gains achieved post-independence and contributed to a worsened humanitarian situation. Gender relations in South Sudan are shaped by the social and economic realities of being one of the world’s poorest countries and by decades of conflict.

New CARE study shows for the first time the deep connection between gender equality and food security: the more gender inequality there is in a country, the hungrier people are

New CARE report shows that most public climate finance reported by rich countries is actually taken from development aid budgets

In the fiscal year 2010, CARE worked in 87 countries around the world, implementing long-term programs to fight poverty, responding to humanitarian emergencies, and advocating for policy change to help increase social justice and equality.

In the fiscal year of 2013, CARE worked in 87 countries around the world, supporting 927 poverty-fighting development and humanitarian aid projects, to reach 97 million people.

During our 2017 cycle, CARE reached 63 million people directly through 950 poverty-fighting and development projects in 93 countries.