Research & reports

WABA is an independent body of feminist leaders and activists from around the world that helps to guide CARE's global effort to increase gender equality and social justice.

Due to the loss or reduced capacity of male heads of household to death, injury, disappearance or emigration in search of work, many Syrian women are now the sole or primary breadwinners for their families, bearing the full burden of providing for their…

In 2009, developed countries made a commitment to support climate activities in developing countries but our analysis shows that current official figures for adaptation finance are severely overstated and far too high.

An analysis of Lebanese and Syrian families residing in Lebanon has shown high levels of vulnerabilities for this population.

Now in its fifth year, our report continues to highlight the world’s most under-reported humanitarian crises. Although there are new entries on the list, the ranking continues to be dominated by crises in Africa.

This joint rapid gender analysis (RGA) of the Beirut port explosion assesses how diverse women, men, girls, boys, and gender minorities were affected by the events of August 4, with a close look at the specific impact on older, disabled, refugee, migrant…

This report highlights the initial impact of the pandemic on the health, well-being and safety of adolescent girls as well as their access to, and involvement in, essential services.

Women’s needs are routinely overlooked without deliberate efforts to fill persistent gender data gaps. So we sought the advice of experts: women themselves.

CARE International welcomed the new ECHO gender-age marker and gender policy