Upworthy dubbed CARE’s Child Grooms of Nepal Report “fascinating,” in a recent article. The author shared Pannilal Yadev’s story, a former child groom who was married at 8 years old, and his work as a community organizer through CARE’s Tipping Point program in Nepal.
Tackling the Taboo highlights gender-transformative programs from organizations working at the intersection of child marriage and...
Read MoreEach year, 12 million girls are married before the age of 18, marking the start of their lives as wives and mothers well before they are...
Read MoreEach year, 12 million girls are married before the age of 18, marking the start of their lives as wives and mothers well before they are...
Read MoreEach year, 12 million girls are married before the age of 18, marking the start of their lives as wives and mothers well before they are...
Read MoreUpworthy dubbed CARE’s Child Grooms of Nepal Report “fascinating,” in a recent article. The author shared Pannilal Yadev’s story, a former child groom who was married at 8 years old, and his work as a community organizer through CARE’s Tipping Point program in Nepal.
Read MoreUpworthy dubbed CARE’s Child Grooms of Nepal Report “fascinating,” in a recent article. The author shared Pannilal Yadev’s story, a former child groom who was married at 8 years old, and his work as a community organizer through CARE’s Tipping Point program in Nepal.
Read MoreFindings from CARE’s Tipping Point Project Community Participatory Analysis Study, which was designed to deepen understanding of the contextual factors and root causes driving the prevalence of child marriage in particular regions of Nepal and Bangladesh, countries with some of the highest rates of child marriage in the world.
Read MoreThe goal of the Chunauti (which means “challenge” in Nepali) project, which was supported by USAID and implemented by CARE, was to...
Read MoreThis 16 page evaluation showcases the final results of the groundbreaking program designed and implemented by CARE Ethiopia and...
Read MoreThis document aims to address the increasing demand for clear guidance on how to practically and ethically monitor and mitigate gender-based violence (GBV) within non-emergency, international development programming, in which GBV is not a specific programmatic component. Specifically, it draws on existing GBV-related guidance, as well as input from a group of experts, to provide recommendations for preventing and/or responding to unintentional risk, threat, or violence against individuals related to programmatic interventions. These recommendations describe ways to take stock of the programmatic environment with regard to GBV in general, as well as targeted suggestions on how to track GBV-related incidents and issues throughout the program cycle.
Read More4 page brief that describes CARE's child marriage prevention programming in Bangladesh and Nepal, including our focus on underlying...
Read MoreCARE's policy recommendations to global governments and civil society organizations on how to end child marriage, prepared for the 2014...
Read MoreMarried adolescents who were in TESFA took photos to show us what changed in their lives. Take a look and see this program through...
Read MoreTESFA is a 3 year project funded by the Nike Foundation that works to improve economic, and sexual and reproductive health outcomes for...
Read MoreDigging Up the Roots to Replant the Future. This one page fact sheet shows key statistics about child marriage globally, and in...
Read MoreThe Tipping Point initiative is addressing child marriage through a dynamic process of innovation, insight (analysis and learning), and...
Read MorePoverty is one of the reasons families give their daughters to be married at an early age. I was almost one of those child brides.
Read MoreNot every marriage lasts forever, but early marriage has lifelong consequences for girls.
Read MoreThis 2 page brief from 2008 describes CARE Ethiopia's Healthy Unions Program.
Read MoreNot every marriage lasts forever, but early marriage has lifelong consequences for girls.
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