Lack of women’s participation an obstacle to recovery and peace in Gaza, says CARE

CARE Ethiopia Decade of Learning: Gender in Emergencies

CARE Ethiopia knows that the impact of crises on people's lives, experiences and material conditions differ based on their gender and...

Nexus Experience Brief

As a dual-mandate organization—one that has worked in both humanit

CARE Cash and Voucher Playbook

A substantial body of evidence shows that giving vulnerable people money instead of in kind assistance allows them to meet a variety of needs while making aid budgets go further.

In Their Own Voices 2018

Stories from women on the frontlines of refugee response in Jordan. From Ahed Shishani: “Miss! I’m the pregnant woman you helped on that...

Women, Work, and War: Research Study

Five years of war and displacement have triggered fundamental shifts in gender roles and responsibilities, both in Syria and in neighboring countries. In Syria before the crisis, women’s economic participation was relatively low at 22 percent in 2010, with some legal barriers but mainly sociocultural norms and practice limiting women’s roles and responsibilities inside and outside the house. As a result of the upheaval, however, Syrian women and men feel that their roles and responsibilities have been reversed: while women increasingly participate in decision-making on income and expenses and assume responsibilities outside the home, men have lost their traditional role as the sole breadwinner and decision-maker.

Delivering High-Quality Family Planning Services in Crisis-Affected Settings II: Results

This 9 page document describes results from a family planning program in 5 crisis-affected settings reached more than 52,000 new...

Delivering High-Quality Family Planning Services in Crisis-Affected Settings I: Program Implementation

This 11 page article uses evidence from CARE's SAFPAC Project to prove that extending access to a wide variety of contraceptive methods...

SAFPAC Brief

This two page brief highlights impacts and learning from CARE's SAFPAC project.

One Year After Typhoon Haiyan

From Emergency Aid to "Build Back Safer"

‘THE GIRL HAS NO RIGHTS’

This 12 page report on Gender-Based Violence in South Sudan, from May 2014, provides the results of interviews and research CARE is...

The Syrian Humanitarian Crisis

South Sudan Gender Brief

Lives Unseen: Urban Syrian Refugees and Jordanian Host Communities Three Years into the Syria Crisis

Urban Syrian refugees and Jordanian host communities three years into the Syria Crisis

Integrating Sexual and Reproductive Health Into Health Emergency and Disaster Risk Management

Sexual and reproductive health is a significant public health need in all communities, including those facing emergencies.

The Syrian Humanitarian Crisis: Raising the Profile of Women and Girls

We call on donor governments to address the specific needs of women and girls affected by the crisis in Syria.

Humanitarian Action at CARE USA: Capacity Statement

CARE’s Humanitarian Action

Gender Is Easy: A Guideline for Doing a Gender Analysis in Emergencies

Roadmap for Continued U.S. Leadership to End Global Hunger

Sex and Age Matter: Improving Humanitarian Response in Emergencies

Food Security and Humanitarian Implications in West Africa and the Sahel

Stories of Harassment, Violence and Discrimination

Migrant experiences between India, Nepal and Bangladesh.

Improving Lives through CARE’s Sexual and Reproductive Health Programs

The FEMME Project in Peru: Partnerships for Improved Health

CARE Haiti: Economic Development

Sustainable Economic Development programs are part of CARE Haiti's Relief to Reconstruction strategy.

Haiti Earthquake: Three Year Report

Three years after the worst earthquake in Haiti’s history, the massive task of recovery and reconstruction continues.

CARE’s Approach to Sexual, Reproductive and Maternal Health

CARE’s Approach to Sexual, Reproductive, and Maternal Health