Research & reports

While there is a broad understanding of basic humanitarian needs in Southern Syria, there has been limited analysis of the current economic and livelihoods challenges and opportunities in conflict-affected communities.

This assessment of Dar’a and Quneitra was conducted by CARE in partnership with NRC, and RFSAN/FAO (iMMAP) from August to October 2015, and reveals the impact of the crisis on rural and urban communities in southern Syria and the subsequent needs of the…

English: When women contribute to the resilience of communities in the Sahel through savings and community-based adaptation. The resilience champions 04 Executive summary 04 Introduction 10 Study results 14 Conclusions and recommendations

English: Substantial humanitarian and development action is urgently needed for the international community’s three year Sahel Regional response plan to 2016 and beyond, enabling over twenty million chronically vulnerable people to break the cycle of

English: Farming is hard work. Farmers like me work our fields by hand, with handhoes. And our fields are small. I currently work half a hectare – smaller than a soccer or football field. My goal is to produce more food to sell in the market, to earn

English: CARE International Policy Brief Acalltoactionongenderandhumanitarianreform From the Call to Action on Violence Against Women and Girls in Emergencies to the World Humanitarian Summit A call to action on gender and humanitarian reform 2 WHEN

English: A SUMMARY REPORT CARE Jordan Baseline Assessment of Skills & Market Opportunities for Youth in Azraq Refugee Camp in Jordan CARE INTERNATIONAL IN JORDAN, AMMAN, 30 JUNE 2015 SUPPORTED BY SILATECH June 2015: Skills and Market Opportunities –

The challenges faced by Syrian refugees outside camps in Jordan and how they and their host communities are coping.

English: "To protect her honour"- the fatal confusion between protecting girls and sexual violence Gender and Protection in Humanitarian Contexts Critical Issues Series #1 “TO PROTECT HER HONOUR” Child marriage in emergencies – the fatal confusion b