Women and girls’ priorities must be central to crisis response, and the best way to make this happen is to have them lead efforts to prevent and respond. This briefing paper sets out how and why the UK in 2021 must be a global champion for diverse women’s voice and leadership in crisis at the G7, at COP26 and demonstrated through UK Aid.
Latest Publications
Climate Adaptation Finance: Fact or Fiction?
- Countries: Ethiopia, Ghana, Nepal, Philippines, Uganda, Viet Nam, Global
- Co-authors: CARE Denmark and CARE Netherlands
- Published: January 2021
Beyond economic empowerment: The influence of savings groups on women's public participation in fragile and (post) conflict-affected settings
- Countries: Burundi, Mali, Niger, Pakistan, Sudan
- Published: January 2021
The 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2020
- Countries: Burundi, Central African Republic, Guatemala, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Ukraine, Zambia
- Published: January 2021
Opening open government: Women’s rights organisations and the Open Government Partnership in the Philippines
- Countries: Philippines
- Published: December 2020
Sometimes we don’t even eat: How conflict and COVID-19 are pushing millions of people to the brink
- Countries: Congo, Nigeria, Yemen, Global, South Sudan
- Published: November 2020
Transforming leadership, challenging injustice: CARE’s approach to achieving women’s equal voice and leadership in public life and decision-making
- Countries: Global
- Published: November 2020
A rapid gender analysis of the August 2020 Beirut explosion
- Countries: Lebanon
- Co-authors: UN Women, UNFPA, ESCWA, ABAAD
- Published: October 2020
Adolescent girls’ education and COVID‐19: What is happening in the field?
- Countries: Afghanistan, Mali, Somalia, Global
- Published: October 2020
Girl-driven change: Meeting the needs of adolesent girls during COVID-19 and beyond
- Countries: Global
- Published: October 2020
Building Forward: Creating a more equitable, gender-just, inclusive and sustainable world
- Countries: Global
- Published: October 2020
