Stories
Bangladesh: Poor women tackle land rights issue
CARE is supporting communities to collectively tackle the problem of landlessness in northeast Bangladesh.
Niger: The faces of the food crisis, up close
The food crisis in the Sahel has several causes but one result: people don’t have enough to eat.
Mali: How a savings group provides a safety net
Women who participate in a Village Savings and Loans Association describe the experience as life-changing. This story explains why.
Niger: Everybody depends on the Earth to survive
Climate change is making survival more difficult in Dan Maza Idi and villages like it across Niger.
Niger: “Food is the most basic need”
Drought, soaring food prices, and regional insecurity are creating additional pressure for struggling families like Tchima’s.
Peru: Tackling poverty and inequality in a ‘middle income country’
CARE is supporting communities to create long-term change and to understand and demand their rights.
Unlocking people’s potential through business in Bolivia
Value Chains, Business Plans and International Markets. What do these terms mean for some of the poorest people in Bolivia?
Mother in Niger: I don’t want to lose another child
When Dije Ousmana looks at her baby son Abdulahadi she tries not to think of her three other children who died in earlier food crises.