Research & reports

CARE International draws on decades of work protecting and enhancing food, water, and nutrition security for those most vulnerable.

Humanitarian need globally is at unprecedented levels, exacerbated by climate change, conflict, and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

CARE stands in solidarity with women living in poverty and supports their efforts to fulfill their economic rights and aspirations. This document provides an introduction to CARE’s 2030 strategy for Women’s Economic Justice.

The climate crisis affects the poorest and most marginalized people in developing countries, especially women and girls, through the impacts it has on their lives. Our goal is that 25 million people, particularly women and girls, have strengthened their…

CARE welcomed the EU’s initiative to develop an EU strategy for sustainable textiles

In this report, we account for the contributions CARE and our partners have made to the Sustainable Development Goals, drawing on evaluations, learning summaries or periodic outcome reports from over 1,300 projects and advocacy/influencing initiatives,…

As a leader in the Generation Equality Forum (GEF), CARE is making bold commitments to invest $100 million in supporting 10 million women and girls as leaders through savings and solidarity groups.

In FY2019, CARE spent 85% of all funds raised on programs to benefit communities around the globe. We invest the rest in raising funds and supporting services that strengthen CARE's delivery worldwide. Read the full overview here.

Fully realizing the social and economic benefits of halting COVID-19 requires investing in a fast and fair global rollout of COVID-19 vaccines. Investments in frontline health workers are a critical component in this comprehensive vaccination cost.