In 2022, CARE worked in 111 countries, reaching 174 million people through more than 1,600 programs. Thanks to our supporters, CARE was able to respond to some of the greatest humanitarian challenges since our founding. We've assisted Ukrainian refugees fleeing into Poland and other neighboring countries. The war in Ukraine, combined with climate shifts and economic fallout caused by COVID, exacerbated the global hunger crisis. In response, we launched a $250 million comprehensive emergency response that delivered critical food aid and treatment for severe malnutrition while helping families build longer-term plans to withstand future shocks.
CARE Bénin/Togo, dans sa stratégie pays 2022 - 2026, a pour ambition d’atteindre 8,5 millions de personnes issues de communautés rurales vulnérables et exclues au Bénin et au Togo. En 2023, cette stratégie a été amorcée en faveur de nos deux groupes d’impact que sont : les femmes et les filles vulnérables et les jeunes jusqu’à 24 ans. Au Togo principalement, nous avons renforcé notre présence par l’ouverture de notre bureau à Lomé, en plus du bureau de Kara, afin de renforcer la collaboration avec l’administration togolaise et les partenaires. Nos interventions ont atteint directement près de 500 000 personnes (principalement les femmes et les filles) et ont couvert les soixante-dix-sept (77) communes au Bénin, tandis qu’au Togo, nous intervenons dans 14 préfectures… Lire ici l’intégralité de notre rapport annuel de 2023 ici pour en savoir davantage. Read More
CARE’s Water+ 2023 Retrospective Report highlights a selection of programs demonstrating WASH systems strengthening approaches – and CARE’s work across the globe to strengthen conditions and capacities for governance, accountability, investment, monitoring, learning and social inclusion. This report includes seven briefs covering some of CARE's Water+ work in Ethiopia, Ghana, Guatemala, Madagascar, Rwanda, South Sudan and Zambia in 2023. We hope these briefs expand learning for our CARE programs and partners, in the Water+ sector and beyond. Read More
The global crises we faced in 2023 left us with little time to catch our breath. Earthquakes, floods, cyclones, and droughts dominated the year, accentuated by the ongoing effects of climate change and the humanitarian toll of conflict. This year saw a record-high number refugees – more than 100 million – as ongoing conflict in Ukraine continues to devastate food systems worldwide. Through it all, CARE has been there, as we have been for 78 years: working hand-in-hand with communities to bring relief and hope, supporting women and girls because they are disproportionally poor and have the greatest leverage to defeat poverty. Read More