Tools Reflections on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (REDI) overview March 28, 2023 CARE’s Reflections on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (REDI) training takes staff on a journey of reflection and discovery to confront power imbalances which have the potential to limit the impact of our efforts to improve the lives of women and girls. This overview outlines why REDI is so important for CARE and how teams across CARE and beyond can access REDI workshops. View resource
Impact Reports Reducing Child, Early and Forced Marriage (CEFM): Findings from Bangladesh, Benin, Ethiopia, Honduras, Mali, and Somalia March 14, 2023 Child marriage and its life-long consequences reflect and reinforce gender and age discrimination, including limiting girls' access to education. This brief explores the many ways in which addressing the root causes of early marriage has led to ongoing benefits for girls' education, health, economic situation and risk of violence. View resource
Evaluations/Research HER VOICE: Listening to Women in Action March 8, 2023 Women are helping to lead community response, but the space for their participation and leadership is shrinking. The best way to understand what is happening to crisis affected populations—especially for people who often do not get a chance to inform the global conversation—is to listen to their voices and experiences. View resource
Lessons Learned Gender Equality through Savings Groups March 1, 2023 Traditional savings groups can be an effective economic tool, but when we invest in them to truly focus on gender equality they can be a powerful engine for social change. Drawing on more than 30 years of supporting community savings groups, CARE’s program experience highlights some of the key ways to ensure these promote gender equality. View resource
Evaluations/Research Tipping Point Social Norms Findings February 1, 2023 In South Asia and around the world, child early and forced marriage (CEFM) is a symptom of deeply rooted gender inequalities. The Tipping Point Initiative focuses on addressing this root cause by promoting the rights of adolescent girls through community-level programming in Nepal and Bangladesh. This brief presents the findings from baseline evaluation on the five social norms that Tipping Point programming focus. View resource
Lessons Learned Centering Gender in Country Offices January 20, 2023 CARE believes that achieving gender equality requires transformative change—in our programming, but also within ourselves as an organization. This two-page brief outlines what we have learned are the key elements for operationalizing this at country level. View resource
Evaluations/Research Afghanistan Inter-agency Rapid Gender Analysis December 22, 2022 Based on the CARE International Rapid Gender Analysis methodology, the Interagency Rapid Gender Analysis (IRGA) for Afghanistan humanitarian response aims to better understand the gendered impact of the current humanitarian crisis. View resource
Evaluations/Research The Impact of Integrating Cash Assistance into Gender-Based Violence Response in Northwest Syria: A Mixed-Methods Evaluation over Nine Months (Snapshot) December 19, 2022 In 2020-2022, WRC, with research partner South Africa Medical Research Council and CARE, undertook a study in Northwest Syria to understand the potential of integrating CVA into GBV case management for comprehensive support to survivors in humanitarian emergencies. The study drew on the expertise of WRC and used best practice guidance and tools implemented by CARE Turkey and its local partners, including Syria Relief and Development (SRD). This is the snapshot report. View resource
Lessons Learned Child Marriage & Economic Empowerment Learning Brief December 12, 2022 This brief discusses what has worked and the need for boosting economic empowerment and financial opportunities into girls’ rights programming across sectors. View resource
Lessons Learned Child Marriage & Girls’ Leadership Learning Brief December 12, 2022 Tipping Point presents here not just what the last decade has taught us but importantly, how to move forward and achieve where the girls’ rights field should be evolving. This brief discusses the need for focus on what girls want and what matter to them, how they wish to connect with others to achieve their vision, and where they would like to take action. View resource
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