Evaluations/Research The Impact of the Food Crisis on Women and Girls in Afghanistan November 28, 2022 This study looks at how the food crisis in Afghanistan affects women and girls differently, in order to better understand the gendered economic, cultural, and practical barriers to food security. This research highlights key findings on household food security, negative coping strategies women and families adopt, and shortcomings of humanitarian actors in gender-responsive aid delivery. View resource
Evaluations/Research Impact Evaluation Summary of Tipping Point Nepal November 14, 2022 This brief summarizes the methods, key findings, and results and the implications of the Tipping Point impact evaluation in Kapilvastu and Rupandehi, Nepal. View resource
Evaluations/Research Impact of Tipping Point Initiative, a social norms intervention, in addressing child marriage and other adolescent health and behavioral outcomes in a northern district of Bangladesh November 14, 2022 Written by Tipping Point’s research partner, the International center for diaorrheal disease research, Bangladesh, this impact report provides the methodology for the three-arm cluster randomized control trial, results of that trial that assessed the impact of the Tipping Point model, and implications for the field. View resource
Evaluations/Research Striving to Thrive: The state of Czech Micro and Small Enterprises, 2022 November 11, 2022 The Strive Czechia barometer, a survey of micro and small enterprises in the Czech Republic, captures the state of the market in 2022. View resource
Evaluations/Research VSLA by the Numbers November 1, 2022 Village Savings and Loans Associations (VSLAs) have been a foundational programmatic approach at CARE since 1991. Since then, CARE has helped over 13.7 million people join savings groups. The savings group model has been adopted and adapted by a variety of organizations globally. This brief gives an overview of the social and financial effects and returns of savings groups as well as how groups affected members’ resilience to COVID-19. The results gave an overview of the financial return on investment (ROI), group economic outcomes, savings groups costs, and individual and household effects for savings groups both inside and outside of CARE. View resource
Evaluations/Research Food Insecurity: Impact on Education Outcomes September 25, 2022 Recent projections are showing that the world is not on track to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 2, Zero Hunger by 2030, and people are more food insecure than ever. When food insecure households have to make decisions on how to use their limited resources, children’s schooling, especially girls’ access to education, often becomes a casualty. This brief report attempts to shed a light on the current global food insecurity status, its impact on children’s cognitive development, and some of CARE’s promising practices which are showing results in reducing the impact of food insecurity on education outcomes. View resource
Evaluations/Research “In the Eye of the Storm”: Assessment of how Culture, Customs, and Conflict are Deepening Protection Risks in Northwest Syria September 2, 2022 “In the Eye of the Storm” is a comprehensive assessment of how culture, customs, and conflict are deepening protection risks in Northwest Syria. View resource
Evaluations/Research Food Security and Nutrition Crisis in Sri Lanka September 1, 2022 Sri Lanka is struggling to pay import bills for food, fuel, gas, and other essential goods necessary for the daily life of its citizens, and prices keep increasing (the food inflation rate is ~94%). View resource
Evaluations/Research Ghana: Bringing the inputs one step closer to the farmers August 15, 2022 Worldwide, the Ukraine conflict is leading to unparallel price hikes in food, fuel, and fertilizer. Like most countries in the world, Ghana is being impacted by these shocks. In simple words, Ghana is already on the path to growing less food this year. Farmers are not producing enough food crops, which affects their households’ livelihoods, and impacts women and children. To understand more about the current impact of the global food crisis on smallholder farmers and their coping mechanisms in the local context, CARE engaged with farmers in Ghana. View resource
Evaluations/Research 150 Million More Women Hungry By Miriam Selva and Emily Janoch · August 4, 2022 There are an estimated 150 million more food insecure women than men in the world. That’s three times the population of Ukraine. Sadly, the gap between the number of hungry women and men is growing. There are 8 times more women in the gap in 2021 than it was in 2018—and the implications of the Ukraine conflict will make it worse. Analyzing data from 2021, this report shows that across 109 countries, as gender inequality goes up, food security goes down. View resource
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