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We make all of CARE’s evaluation and research reports available for public access in accordance with our Accountability Policy.
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Evaluations/Research
Water+ 2021 Retrospective Report
This report is a collection of short briefs that reflect learnings from across CARE's Water+ work in 2021; depicting efforts to strengthen conditions and capacities – among government, communities, and service providers - for sustainable and equitable provision of water, sanitation, and hygiene services. Together, these briefs reflect CARE’s emphasis on strengthening WASH systems, and the governan
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Sistematización del proceso de entrevistas con colectivos agrícolas y no agrícolas
En los países con mayores indicadores de pobreza, desnutrición, desigualdad y exclusión, estrategias que contribuyan al cumplimiento de los derechos económicos, a la seguridad alimentaria y nutricional de mujeres y jóvenes especialmente productores en pequeña escala (incluyendo a sus familias) para que puedan tener sistemas alimentarios más sostenibles, mejor producción y rentabilidad, equid
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CARE Jordan 2021 Annual Needs Assessment: Livelihoods
As part of their 2021 Annual Needs Assessment, CARE Jordan identified needs specific to livelihoods. The assessment found that in 2021, vulnerable communities continued to struggle to maintain livelihoods in Jordan. Employment remained low, reliance on cash assistance continued and debt increased.
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A Decade of Feed The Future’s Impact on Nutrition
In 2010, the United States launched the “Feed the Future (FTF)” Global Hunger and Food Security Initiative to combat hunger, poverty and malnutrition. Today, Feed the Future operates in 12 focus countries and has lifted over 23 million people out of poverty.
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$17 Billion: What the U.S. Must Contribute to End the COVID-19 Pandemic Everywhere
At the UNGA COVID Summit, the U.S. led the world in setting a clear target to vaccinate 70% of the world by September 2022. This was a powerful show of resolve and leadership. But what will it cost to achieve?
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