Research & reports

Southern Africa is experiencing its worst drought in 35 years. In a region in which more than 70% of the population depend on agriculture, this has caused the worst food security crisis since 1991/92.

Read CARE's annual report for the FY2015

In 2012 violence erupted in northern Nigeria and spread into Northern Cameroon, Eastern Niger and Chad leading to massive population displacement including refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs).

English: OVERVIEW TWO YEARS OF VIOLENT CONFLICT In 2011 South Sudan became the world’s newest nation when it gained independence from northern Sudan. On 15 December 2013 fighting broke out in Juba and quickly spread across three states (Unity, Upper

English: CARE International position on the 2016 Global Refugee Summits June 20th 2016 On the 19th and 20th of September, world leaders gather at the United Nations (UN) for two major summits on the global refugee crisis – a summit of the UN General

English: March, 2016 CARE Ethiopia Emergency Unit Rapid Gender Analysis: Research Report 1 March, 2016: Rapid Gender Analysis Report Rapid Gender Analysis Report Background: Drought, worsened by the effects of El-Nino is having a devastating impact o

A study of the long-term outcomes of post-disaster shelter projects, featuring conclusions & recommendations

Five years of war and displacement have triggered fundamental shifts in gender roles and responsibilities, both in Syria and in neighboring countries.

How the UN Security Council's permanent members are undermining their own commitments on Syria