CARE’s initial submission to the IDSC Inquiry into COVID-19 Humanitarian Monitoring focuses on immediate risks and threats. Informed by evidence from previous public health and economic crises, CARE is deeply concerned about the implications of COVID-19 on women and girls in development and humanitarian settings. Using findings from the Global Rapid Gender Analysis for COVID-19, the submission presents evidence of the risks posed for women and girls, particularly in relation to health including sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), economic empowerment and livelihoods, protection including against gender-based violence (GBV), and voice and leadership.
Latest Publications
Global Rapid Gender Analysis for COVID-19
- Countries: Global
- Co-authors: International Rescue Committee
- Published: April 2020
Gender implications of COVID-19 outbreaks in development and humanitarian settings
- Countries: Global
- Published: March 2020
Localization in operational practice: CARE’s experience in Sulawesi and beyond
- Countries: Indonesia, Global
- Co-authors: Pujiono Centre
- Published: March 2020
Listen carefully. Tread lightly. Adapt quickly. – Approaching Adaptive Management: Examples from our Somalia education programming
- Countries: Somalia, Global
- Published: February 2020
Understanding resilience: Perspectives from Syrians
- Countries: Syrian Arab Republic
- Published: February 2020
Syrian refugee women's roles
- Countries: Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey
- Co-authors: GK Consulting
- Published: February 2020
Supporting resilience in Syria – Women's experience of the conflict and the 'new normal'
- Countries: Syrian Arab Republic
- Published: February 2020
