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-  "CARE’s Market Engagement Strategy seeks to promote changes in value chains that generate positive, sustained impacts for large numbers of marginalized households in terms of income, employment, power relations, and access to products and services that empower the poor to better their lives. "
- They stress the importance of women and girls in this area as well because they found that when economic opportunities arise for women the overall impact is positive. There are increases in education, healthcare, and overall wellbeing.

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CARE. (n.d.). Retrieved June 12, 2017, from http://www.care.org/

V. (n.d.). CARE's World of Impact. Retrieved June 12, 2017, from http://worldofimpact.care.org/#?mode=projects&layer=people-reached&startDate&endDate&timelineDate=2015-01-01&zoom=2

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http://worldofimpact.care.org/#?mode=projects&layer=people-reached&startDate&endDate&timelineDate=2015-01-01&zoom=2
Follow this link for a live version of CARE's World of Impact Map

Included within the map is the impact that CARE has had in various continents in regards to:
- Climate Change
- Economic Development
- Education
-Emergency and Disaster Aid
- Food Security
-Health

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Mission: CARE works around the globe to save lives, defeat poverty, and achieve social justice.

Vision: "We seek a world of hope, tolerance and social justice, where poverty has been overcome and all people live with dignity and security."

* CARE likes to put women and girls at the center of their programs because they "know that we cannot overcome poverty until all people have equal rights and opportunities."*

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CARE is dedicated to ending poverty across the globe. They also have a strong dedication to the dignity of people.

WHAT DO THEY DO?

- CARE currently is making change within 94 countries and reaching over 80 million people through almost 1000 projects
Some of the countries include:
- Mali
- Jordan
- Bangladesh
- Democratic Republic of the Congo
- Haiti
- Sudan
- Yemen
- And many more!

- CARE responds to disasters every year through their emergency programs

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Aid in Yemen-

Yemen currently has the greatest level of humanitarian needs in the world

Armed conflict began in March, and 80% of the population is in need of humanitarian assistance

CARE is trucking water in water and installing water tanks and distributing hygiene kits.

They are also making life saving supplies available to the people affected by the violence.

Helping in Haiti-

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CARE works with communities, governments, and partner organizations in order to aid in educational situations across the globe.

Develop learning solutions and provide educators with the knowledge and skills in order to improve the quality of education

The link the education programs to other issues like nutrition and livelihood of students

They also have a specific focus on the education of girls, especially in areas where things like child marriage, early motherhood, and poverty are prevalent.

They provide support for students like job training, mentorships, and other adult transition services

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Helping in Sudan-

Since the civil war between South Sudan and North Sudan has been paused for a decade, there has been an escalation of violence within South Sudan.

CARE supports clinics that help save lives despite the escalating violence in South Sudan.

There is food insecurity due to the large influx of people into south Sudan, they are returnees and refugees from the North.

They provide health services, improve access to clean water and sanitation, and try to help with peace building efforts between the North and South.