This report presents the findings of a large-scale, nationally representative survey of sexual harassment in the Cambodian garment industry.
Based on quantitative and qualitative survey data, the study examines the harmful negative effects of sexual harassment in the workplace and estimates:
The study concludes with recommendations aimed at government and the garment industry.
This report, based on research into CARE humanitarian interventions in Niger, analyses whether community-led savings groups and income-generation activities can represent a way not only to respond to crises, but also to increase women’s... Read more...
This policy brief sets out CARE International’s top line positions and comments following the publication of the ILO ‘Blue Report’ (8 March 2019) and ahead of the 2019 International Labour Conference (10-21 June... Read more...
Women still have fewer economic rights, less access to economic opportunities and less control over economic resources than men due to a range of social, legal and political inequalities. Women’s economic empowerment (WEE) is one of four... Read more...
Women on the Move is a CARE regional strategy to mobilise savings groups in West Africa, so that women and girls can assert their basic economic and social rights. Evidence has shown that women-led savings groups are a powerful platform for... Read more...
In recent years, governments across sub-Saharan Africa have deepened their engagement with savings groups, recognising the potential of the community-based microfinance model to contribute to national development agendas. This report, based on an... Read more...
In the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), 1 in 5 girls are married before 18 and early marriage is a negative coping mechanism for those affected by humanitarian crises. CARE’s goal is that by 2025, child marriage will be averted or mitigated... Read more...
