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How offering choices led to Tanzanian families taking action on climate
Four years ago, when you asked families in Tanzania what they could do to respond to climate emergencies, 75% of them said "nothing."
Read stories showcasing the human impact of CARE's work around the world.
Four years ago, when you asked families in Tanzania what they could do to respond to climate emergencies, 75% of them said "nothing."
244 CARE projects and initiatives worked to prevent and respond to gender- based violence (GBV) with 12% of projects fully focusing on addressing GBV and a further 45% mainstreaming GBV prevention and response approaches
How thinking big and acting small makes students smarter.
This regional strategy focusing food and nutrition security for people in Southern Africa aims to impact 10 million people by 2020, and has so far impacted 3.6 million people to improve their food and nutrition.
Find out how Cambodia makes citizens braver, and governments more effective
Across 16 projects in 13 countries, CARE projects contributed to a 25 percentage point increase in the percentage of women and men who say that it is never justifiable for a husband to beat his wife—no matter the reason.
"Because we came together as a group, we have been able to gain the benefits that we should have already had."
“…working on the cocoa block has made me feel good…I’m a changed man. I save, I budget, I don’t fight with my wife. I made a ‘penny box’ and after putting in 5-20 Kina [1.5-6 USD] after each sale, at the end of the year we bought a semi-permanent house.
Local officials in Bangladesh now budget nearly 25% of their resources to fulfill requests from the poorest people in their area. Find out why.
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.