Women entrepreneurs receive equipment to rebuild their businesses as part of earthquake recovery efforts

Women entrepreneurs receive equipment to rebuild their businesses as part of earthquake recovery efforts.

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Morocco

CARE started work in: 2008

CARE and partners work in Morocco to provide humanitarian aid and support women and girls, men and boys, health, education, and livelihoods.

CARE International’s history in Morocco 

CARE began working in Morocco in 2008, partnering with communities facing social and economic inequalities. 

Since then, CARE Morocco has worked alongside local organizations, civil society groups, and public institutions to increase access to education and economic opportunities for women and promote greater equality.  This work focuses especially on rural areas, where women, girls, and young people often face the greatest barriers. 

 Over the years, CARE Morocco has become a trusted partner working with communities to improve opportunities for women and girls. 

CARE and partners’ work in Morocco today  

CARE Morocco works with communities and partners to reduce inequality and increase opportunities for women, girls, and young people. Our community-based programs focus on education, economic opportunities, and equal participation in community life, particularly in rural areas. We focus on:

Making the economy work for women 

CARE supports women to strengthen livelihoods through entrepreneurship, skills training, and small businesses. Through initiatives such as FPE2 – Women for the Environment, CARE and our partners promote green businesses and support women to develop and lead their own income-generating activities. 

Gender equality

CARE works to strengthen women’s leadership and participation in community and decision-making spaces. We also work with communities to change social norms that limit women’s and girls’ opportunities to study, work, and participate in public life. 

Health

We raise awareness on menstrual health and work with communities to improve access to hygiene products so girls can stay in school. 

Education

CARE supports access to inclusive and quality education, with a focus on early childhood development and reducing school dropout. We work with parents’ associations and local partners to strengthen school management and learning environments. 

We also help communities prepare for crises such as natural disasters, climate-related impacts, and economic hardship. CARE Morocco works closely with local partners to ensure programs reflect community priorities. 

Focus on women and girls in Morocco 

Women and girls are at the center of CARE Morocco’s work.  

CARE and our partners support women and girls to: 

  • Strengthen economic independence through entrepreneurship and green livelihoods
  • Access education and opportunities, particularly in rural communities
  • Participate in community leadership and local decision-making
  • Reduce discrimination and the risk of violence against women and girls 

By working alongside community leaders and women-led initiatives, CARE helps women and girls play a greater role in shaping their communities. 

For recent updates on CARE Morocco’s work, see here

Reach and impact data
Total participants reached in 2024
  • Direct 11,240
  • Women & girls 62%
  • Indirect -
Cumulative impact since 2015
  • All programs 27,591
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Please note that the figures in this site may not be the same as those reported to donors or host governments based on different reporting periods. CARE's international aggregated reporting mechanisms always use the Fiscal Year from July to June.