CARE is committed to tackling the underlying causes of poverty and social injustice to bring lasting change to the world’s most vulnerable. This requires supporting and engaging with change agents. Research shows that major social change only occurs when those who have been excluded from power organise collectively in the form of social movements to challenge existing systems and their impact. In addition, there is growing evidence globally that feminist social movements are driving gender justice.
Latest Publications
CARE Rapid Gender Analysis: Latin America and the Caribbean – The Bahamas / Hurricane Dorian
- Countries: Bahamas
- Published: September 2019
Gender, cash assistance, and conflict: Gendered protection implications of cash and voucher assistance in Somalia/Somaliland
- Countries: Somalia
- Co-authors: Global Insights
- Published: September 2019
Soaring high: Self-recovery through the eyes of local actors
- Countries: Philippines, Global
- Co-authors: World Habitat
- Published: September 2019
Women’s economic empowerment in emergency contexts – Niger: A Case Study
- Countries: Niger
- Published: August 2019
Gender-transformative adaptation: From good practice to better policy
- Countries: Global
- Published: June 2019
Rapid gender and protection analysis: Cyclone Kenneth response, Cabo Delgado Province, Mozambique
- Countries: Mozambique
- Co-authors: COSACA - Oxfam, Save the Children, CARE
- Published: June 2019
Practitioners guides, toolkits, and training manuals for integrated conservation and development projects
- Countries: Global
- Co-authors: WWF
- Published: June 2019
Supporting urban recovery after Cyclone Idai: Beira, Mozambique
- Countries: Mozambique
- Published: May 2019
We bend, we do not break: Resilient communities dealing with disaster and climate change
- Countries: Ethiopia, Guatemala, Indonesia, Mali, Philippines, Uganda
- Co-authors: Partners for Resilience
- Published: May 2019
Good practices for integrating gender equality and women’s empowerment in climate-smart agriculture programmes
- Co-authors: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
- Published: April 2019
