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Small scale, big impact: support small farmers to end hunger
A new report by CARE and the UK Hunger Alliance highlights the single most important thing governments can do to end global hunger: support the millions of poor women farming tiny plots of land in developing countries.
CARE, Plan and Barclays: Banking on Change
More than 2.5 billion people in the developing world are considered “financially excluded”. They do not have access to basic financial services, such as savings, bank accounts, or credit. Having successfully extended access to over 513,000 people in its first three years, Banking on Change now aims to expand access for young people.
Lost childhoods: most urban Syrian refugee children not in school
CARE International’s new survey has revealed that in Jordanian cities 60 percent of school-age Syrian refugee children are not attending school. Refugees families are being forced to choose between feeding and housing their children and sending them to school.
Find out why CARE is calling for more support for urban refugees
Statement on G8 Declaration: Sexual Violence in Conflict
CARE International's statement on the Declaration on Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict, adopted at the G8 Foreign Ministers’ meeting in London on 11 April 2013.
Sexual violence: A choice: die or accept your fate
One day, at dusk, not long before reaching the Lac Vert camp, in DRC, Marie and the women she was with found themselves surrounded by armed men. “As soon as we saw them, we knew what would happen,” she says. “It is either die or accept your fate.”
Syria crisis: Sad meetings - Geoffrey Dennis meets refugees
CARE International UK CEO Geoffrey Dennis recently returned from a visit to Jordan, where he met Syrian refugees. These included Sultan, a father living with his family and two others in extremely cramped conditions.
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CARE fights poverty and injustice in 84 countries around the world to help the world’s poorest people find routes out of poverty. CARE also delivers emergency aid to survivors of war and natural disasters, and helps people rebuild their lives in the aftermath.
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- CARE ready to respond to Tropical Cyclone Mahasen in Bangladesh and Myanmar
- Small scale, big impact: unlock the potential of smallholders and we can achieve Zero Hunger
- Small scale, big impact: unlock the potential of smallholders and we can achieve Zero Hunger
- Global community failing Syrian refugee children, CARE warns
- Lost childhoods: new survey finds majority of Syrian refugee children are not in school
- CARE International statement on Declaration on Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict adopted at the G8 Foreign Ministers’ meeting in London on 11 April 2013