Topic: Crisis Response

Le mandat de CARE International consiste à répondre aux besoins immédiats des populations victimes de catastrophes dans les communautés les plus pauvres à travers le monde en s’attaquant aux causes profondes de leur vulnérabilité. Notre mandat exige que le personnel de CARE réponde aux standards les plus élevés en termes de qualité et de redevabilité.

CARE International’s Humanitarian Mandate is to meet immediate needs of disaster-affected populations in the poorest communities in the world in a way that also addresses the underlying causes of people’s vulnerability. Our mandate calls on CARE staff to demonstrate the highest standards of quality and accountability.

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Esta Política de Avaliação é elaborada para ajudar a CARE a realizar a sua visão e missão de redução da pobreza e usufruto dos direitos, através da promoção da responsabilização institucional, aprendizagem contínua, e partilha transparente das avaliações dos projectos e programas interna e externamente.

O mandato humanitário da CARE Internacional é atender as necessidades imediatas de populações atingidas por desastres nas comunidades mais pobres do mundo, de uma maneira que também aborde as causas estruturais da vulnerabilidade das pessoas. Nosso mandato humanitário requer dos funcionários da CARE os mais altos padrões de eficácia e qualidade.

El Mandato Humanitario de CARE Internacional es atender las necesidades inmediatas de las personas afectadas por desastres en las comunidades más pobres del mundo, de tal modo que también aborde las causas subyacentes de la vulnerabilidad de las personas. Nuestro mandato llama al personal de CARE a mostrar los más altos estándares de calidad y rendición de cuentas.

Approximately 230,000 people have now been officially registered for assistance in northern Yemen, and up to 800,000 have been indirectly affected by the fighting. Most of the displaced are not living in camps but are scattered among host communities, putting additional strain on poor families, or stranded in family groups in isolated rural settings.

GENEVA (January 24, 2010 ) – As foreign ministers gather for a donor conference on aid for Haiti this Monday, CARE International calls for balanced, long- term funding that will meet the country’s emergency and rehabilitation needs and debt relief to ensure its recovery from the earthquake.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI (January 18, 2010) – CARE’s disaster-response teams find themselves in a race against time in earthquake-ravaged Haiti, coaching survivors how to purify contaminated water and preparing hygiene kits to help prevent a secondary crisis: the outbreak of disease.