Research & reports

With an escalation of the war in Ukraine and no end to the conflict in sight, CARE Poland continues to provide humanitarian assistance and support the ongoing crisis.

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

61% of Ukrainian domestic workers in Poland have experienced unequal treatment, discrimination, harassment or abuse at work, new research by CARE has found.

CARE, Oxfam, IRC, and over 20 peer organizations issued a statement welcoming the positive step that provides a lifeline for those displaced by the war.

Currently, CARE International in Poland aims to ensure that refugees in Poland have access to gender, education, and basic needs assistance.

This brief provides an overview of the standards of care for survivors of sexual violence in Poland. It aims to support the clinical manual with two sets of guidelines and tools, to promote the implementation of CMR interventions.

This briefing provides an overview of the key and systemic funding challenges faced by women's organizations in Ukraine, Poland, Hungary, and Romania.

This Rapid Gender Analysis (RGA) applies a gender lens to better highlight the specific needs, priorities, and barriers to services and life-saving assistance available to war-affected people in Ukraine.