This report shows that rich nations and institutions have been routinely over-reporting funding for developing countries to adapt to the climate crisis. This means that the world’s most vulnerable people and countries are only receiving a fraction of the support they were promised. The research also shows that gender and poverty considerations are largely symbolic in many adaptation projects.
Latest Publications
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
Building Forward: Creating a more equitable, gender-just, inclusive and sustainable world
- Countries: Global
- Published: October 2020
Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy: Submission by CARE International UK
- Countries: United Kingdom, Global
- Published: September 2020
Towards healthier homes in humanitarian settings
- Countries: Global
- Co-authors: CARE, CENDEP
- Published: August 2020
Resilient Market Systems Standards: A compendium for practitioners
- Countries: Global
- Published: August 2020
