PQDL: Program Quality Digital Library

This 12-page French translation paper seeks to summarize the work to date on the Unifying Framework as well as the Hierarchy of Underlying Causes of Poverty.

The second in a series of three papers, this one is dedicated to helping CARE understand the basics of the underlying causes of poverty. Includes a glossary of terms.

This is CARE International's evaluation policy for all CARE emergency, rehabilitation, and development projects and programmes and offers comments and proposed guidance on how to promote the policy.

This is CARE International's evaluation policy for all CARE emergency, rehabilitation, and development projects and programmes and offers comments and proposed guidance on how to promote the policy.

This is CARE International's evaluation policy for all CARE emergency, rehabilitation, and development projects and programmes and offers comments and proposed guidance on how to promote the policy.

This policy defines CARE's approach to working with people engaged in prostitution and transactional sex. All CARE USA staff and programs in country offices managed by CARE USA must act consistently with this policy.

CARE USA promotes a policy of creating locally governed, self-sufficient enterprises that can provide sustainable services to the poor.

CARE USA's gender policy statement as it applies to programming and the organization.

CARE USA Organizational Policy Regarding Working Children and Hazardous Child Labor.

CARE USA Organizational Policy Regarding Working Children and Hazardous Child Labor.

Mit dieser Erklärung bekennt sich CARE – in Übereinstimmung mit seiner Vision, seinem Auftrag und den Programm-Richtlinien – zum humanitären Imperativ: Basis jeder humanitären Hilfe ist die Unantastbarkeit der Würde des Menschen

Ce mandat traduit l’engagement de CARE à respecter l’impératif humanitaire, conformément à sa vision, sa mission et ses principes programmatiques.

CARE International's guidelines for corporate engagement.

This is an overview of CARE's HLS Assessment concepts, methods and tools.

A brief, 4-page summary, based on the 22-page original circulated with ALMIS 5314 in July, 2001, early in the process of introducing RBA to CARE.

This statement articulates CARE’s commitment to the humanitarian imperative in line with its vision, mission, and program principles.

This Humanitarian Accountability Framework (HAF) is a statement of CARE’s commitment to accountability at all stages of emergency preparedness and response.