Research & reports

CARE, Oxfam, IRC, and over 20 peer organizations issued a statement welcoming the positive step that provides a lifeline for those displaced by the war.

93% of the climate finance reported by wealthy countries between 2011 and 2020 was taken directly from development aid, new research from CARE has found, potentially threatening the progress of the Sustainable Development Goals.

CARE's Women’s Economic Justice (WEJ) Impact Report, “Helping Women Earn, Save and Invest,” provides an overview of progress made in advancing economic justice for women worldwide.

CARE's new analysis indicates that improving GDP is insufficient to fight food insecurity. Income and gender equality are essential to reduce global hunger.

Over 25 million people in Nigeria are currently likely to face food insecurity. The policy brief analyzes the causes of this dire crisis and provides recommendations on how to revert it to save lives.

Currently, CARE International in Poland aims to ensure that refugees in Poland have access to gender, education, and basic needs assistance.

Our first ever Gender Equality Annual Report reflects on CARE’s collective progress towards the gender equality goals set out in Vision 2030. It highlights the global challenges we face, our impact to date and how CARE is leading change as we look…

The impact of a VSLA extends far beyond simply learning to save. By joining a VSLA, a woman can improve multiple areas of her life including educating her children, increasing her income, improving her access to healthcare, engaging in collective action,…