Research & reports

Addressing the unprecedented and overwhelming humanitarian crisis requires response and recovery efforts to listen to and address the needs of those affected the most, especially women and girls.

The need for humanitarian aid in 2023 has never been greater. At the same time, there was a lack of media attention for the suffering of tens of millions of people. CARE presents ten such humanitarian crises that received the least coverage in 2023 in…

This Rapid Gender Analysis sheds light on the distinctive roles played by women and men during the Ukraine war, highlighting its troubling impacts on individuals and the whole of society

This Rapid Gender Analysis (RGA) aims to highlight existing gender, age and disability data and provide operational recommendations for the humanitarian response in Gaza.

61% of Ukrainian domestic workers in Poland have experienced unequal treatment, discrimination, harassment or abuse at work, new research by CARE has found.

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.