PBS Newshour: In Drought-stricken Malawi, Rains just Don't Come

Her Harvest Our Future: Southern Africa Annual Impact Report 2018 Building Better Nutrition

Her Harvest, Our Future is an ambitious, radical initiative that tackles the crisis of poverty by improving nutrition and food security across borders and partners in Southern Africa. Our goal is to stimulate lasting changes in 10 million people’s lives by 2020. So far we have achieved 3.6 million towards this target. In this, our second annual report, we will present our achievements across six impact areas. We will explain how we are achieving this change by supporting learning, improving quality and influencing donors and governments to ensure that women small scale farmers benefit from all our investments.

Issue Brief: Food and Nutrition Security for All

April 2015 Project Portfolio

This 12 page summary provides selected highlights from some of CARE's ongoing food and nutrition security work.

Three Months After the Storm

Update on CARE's Response to Typhoon Haiyan

White Paper on Food Aid Policy (2006)

This paper briefly summarizes our analyses, options, and directions on food resources and spending on food aid. 

Humanitarian Action at CARE USA: Capacity Statement

Roadmap for Continued U.S. Leadership to End Global Hunger

Sex and Age Matter: Improving Humanitarian Response in Emergencies

Foreign Assistance: A Smart Investment for Global Stability

As a global humanitarian organization working in 80 countries around the world, CARE knows firsthand how critical United States foreign...

Food Security and Humanitarian Implications in West Africa and the Sahel

Annual Report: Window of Opportunity

We are beginning to see the results of our efforts in promoting, protecting and supporting optimal infant and young child feeding.

Using Mobile Health Technology to Improve Nutrition and Early Childhood Development

Many of the health services delivered to poor rural families come from community health volunteers or extension agents.

Maternal Nutrition & Maternal and Child Health

Undernourished pregnant women have higher reproductive risks, including death during or following childbirth.