Lessons Learned Integrating Health & Climate Justice for a Resilient Future: a Program Brief March 15, 2024 Climate change is projected to lead to 250,000 more deaths annually from 2030 to 2050 due to malnutrition, malaria, diarrhea, and heat stress. Low-income countries and marginalized groups like women, children, migrants, ethnic minorities, older people, and those with health issues are most vulnerable to these climate-related health risks. View resource
Annual Reports CARE 2023 Annual Report March 8, 2024 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. View resource
Evaluations/Research Breaking the Silence: The 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2023 January 11, 2024 For the eighth year in a row, CARE has produced a report on the 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2023. For the second year in a row, all ten of the most under-reported crises are in Africa. From conflict in Angola to climate change in Zimbabwe, every entry in this report represents countless human tragedies taking place in the shadows of the world's gaze. In a world where news cycles are becoming more short-lived, it is more important than ever that we collectively remember that every crisis, whether forgotten or not, brings with it a human toll. View resource
Impact Reports Collectivizing Village Land Use Planning for Women’s and Youth Participation in and Benefits from Tanzanian Watershed Management October 23, 2023 To address environmental challenges in the Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor (SAGCOT) region of Tanzania, the CARE-WWF Alliance designed a conservation and development program with a key focus on integrated land and water management (ILWM) through innovation related to the collectivization of the government of Tanzania’s Village Land Use Planning (VLUP) process. View resource
Education & Climate Change October 13, 2023 The brief outlines the threats and importance of educating children to subjects relating to climate change and draws examples from CARE's work in Malawi, Somalia, Mali, and Zimbabwe. View resource
Annual Reports Livelihoods For Resilience May 2023 August 11, 2023 The Feed the Future Ethiopia – Livelihoods for Resilience Activity (L4R) is a 6.5-year USAID-funded project running from December 2016 through July 2023. Read project results and information from May 2023. View resource
Lessons Learned Women’s leadership & social movements July 25, 2023 This brief provides an overview of common models and approaches for supporting women's leadership in grassroots social change. Commissioned by the CARE-WWF Alliance, it explore ways different organizations are specifically supporting women’s leadership in collective action and movement work. View resource
Impact Reports Driven By Impact May 2023 By Allison Burden · July 20, 2023 CARE International approved Vision 2030 in June 2020. Vision 2030 lays out an overall direction for the Confederation of the impact we seek, the organisation we will become and the resourcing we need to achieve our impact. This report takes stock of the impact we have achieved after 2 years. View resource
Evaluations/Research Climate & Gender Capacity Statement July 10, 2023 Women and girls are agents of change in global climate mitigation and adaptation. This capacity statement outlines how CARE centers gender equality in our climate change programming. View resource
Impact Reports Coffee Production in Vietnam: The Impact of TEAL May 30, 2023 Vietnam is the second largest coffee producer in the world, however local smallholder producers face many challenges. This brief outlines the positive impacts – both intended and unintended – experienced by women farmers from ethnic minority communities as a result of the Technologically Enhanced Agricultural Livelihoods (TEAL) project. View resource
