What we do
CARE aims to tackle the underlying causes of poverty and social injustice and to bring lasting change to the lives of poor and vulnerable people.
By 2020, CARE and its partners will support 150 million people from the most vulnerable and excluded communities to overcome poverty and social injustice.
Address sexual & reproductive health rights and gender-based violence

In Cambodia, this includes:
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Strengthening health systems and their accountability, including promoting reproductive rights during emergencies
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Improving understanding and utilisation of family planning and maternal health services
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Addressing sexual harassment in communities & workplaces
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Engaging with men & boys to address gender-based violence
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Strengthening support services for women who experience violence
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Preventing early pregnancy and early marriage
Learn more about CARE's work to end violence against women >
Read stories about CARE's work to improve women's sexual & reproductive health >
Support women's economic empowerment

In Cambodia, this includes:
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Promoting quality education for marginalised groups
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Promoting safe, secure and dignified employment for women
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Improving women’s financial skills and access to financial resources
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Promoting access to productive resources and markets
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Improving women’s voice in their communities
Learn more about CARE's work in garment factories >
Learn more about CARE's successes promoting education for ethnic minority girls >
Support women to be more resilient to change

In Cambodia, this includes:
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Supporting women to diversify their incomes
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Promoting sustainable agriculture practices and techniques
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Addressing water access and availability
Respond to emergencies and disasters

In Cambodia, this includes:
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Providing relief to communities during flooding and drought
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Ensuring the rights of socially marginalised and ethnic minority women are upheld during crises
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Ensuring women’s reproductive health rights upheld during emergencies
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Supporting community recover efforts


Read stories about CARE's work in Cambodia
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