CARE International UK

CARE is currently conducting research in order to learn from crises-affected people to inform best-practice guidelines and develop collective understanding of self-recovery. 

Although fieldwork has been delayed due to COVID-19, CARE continues to support country offices remotely and is developing methods to continue self-recovery research remotely, where appropriate. 

CARE is utilising the current time to undertake research into the wider impacts of shelter programming, specifically the relative impact of shelter on different aspects of recovery, including health, livelihoods and protection. 

Blog project updates from the CARE team:

• " Why humanitarian action must promote healthier homes for all" (link)
• "Improving our knowledge and practice on shelter self-recovery" (link)