CARE's impact

Philippines: How cash grants helped farmers recover from typhoon

Following a typhoon that devastated farmers' fields, CARE was part of a consortium giving cash grants to farmers to rebuild livelihoods.

CARE is using tried and tested methods, as well as the new world of technology, to help people in Zimbabwe deal with drought.

Analita Garcela, a village leader in the Philippines, explains how CARE helped the village learn how to cope with typhoons.

CARE found a sustainable, long-term answer to the problem of providing clean water to villagers in rural Somaliland.

36-year-old Sana, a refugee living in Jordan, has no choice but to work long hours in a poorly paid job so she can provide for her family.

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Angelo Sakondo, who now works for CARE in South Sudan, remembers the CARE package his family received after war came to his village.

The challenge at COP21 can seem overwhelming - but getting a global agreement to help people in the South to deal with climate change is crucial.