Project
CARE India's Project - Enhancing Sustainable Farming Initiative by Integrating Gender and Nutrition (EnSIGN) in West Bengal. This project seeks to develop approaches and evidence-based metrics to integrate gender and nutrition into the Su... Read More
As an effective means to securing entrepreneurship opportunities for women, CARE India has been implementing the Women’s Leadership in Small and Medium Enterprises (WLSME) Program at Panruti in Cuddalore district, Tamil Nadu in the cashew industry. Having iden... Read More
"The Pathways initiative in India, is one of the six country-based initiatives under the global Pathways program. This five year program is operational in six countries: India and Bangladesh in Asia, and Tanzania, Mali, Malawi and Ghana in Africa. Congruent with the overall program, the initiative in India seeks to better the lives of poor women farmers by increasing ... Read More
Livelihoods of India’s Adivasis and tribal communities are nearly completely dependent on natural resources. However, most of them own less than two acres of land. Adivasi communities are a historically marginalised group who are highly dependent on rain-fed agriculture (mainly paddy rice) for their livelihoods. With the changing climatic patterns, they are forced t... Read More
The New Born survival project is supported by GSK in Panna district, Madhya Pradesh to help reduce the grim neonatal mortality rates. The state's Neonatal Mortality Rate is 61 (national average is 29); the Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) is 85 (national average 42); Under 5 Mortality Rate (U5MR) is 127 against the national average of 52; and Maternal Mortality is 322 a... Read More
Care India initiative for Child Healthcare in Bihar The primary purpose of the project was to learn how improved quality of community and low-level facility management can lead to decreased pneumonia and diarrhea cases fatality rate at the block level in Bihar. The project covers Samastipur district located in central Bihar, constituted by 20 blocks, and ... Read More
CARE India’s Work for Child Health and Menstrual hygiene among women, adolescent girls Supported by CAIRN India, CARE India's RACHNA project in Barmer, Rajasthan intends to contribute to improving health status in the district by strengthening delivery of national health programmes as well as mobilize communities for better health. The project focuses on ... Read More
Care India Child Malnutrition Project: Briddhi This project is implemented by CARE India to curb malnutrition. The project works towards improvement in the nutritional status among severely malnourished children through growth monitoring, behaviour change communication, strengthening Health (including treatment) and Nutrition service delivery system. Along w... Read More
CARE India Initiative For Supporting Family Health CARE started the Integrated Family Health Initiative (IFHI) in 2011 as part of the Ananya program with support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF). CARE designed IFHI to support the Government of Bihar (GoB) in Read More
The project aims to expand to contribute to the efforts to improve Multidrug- resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) patients’ outcomes through provision of personalized Multidrug- resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) patient education and counselling, follow up and support for treatment adherence and completion. Read More
India bears the highest burden of tuberculosis (TB) globally with an annual incidence of 2.8 million new cases. About 2.6 million people live with HIV and 1.2million are TB-HIV co-infected. India has one of the highest multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) burden globally with 70,000 cases annually. India’s highly successful TB programme has consistently achieved global t... Read More
The project aims at improving life opportunities for girls in home, community and educational settings. The project is being implemented in Bahraich, Shravasti and Balrampur districts of Uttar Pradesh. The proposed interventions are in the same geography as those supported by JMV in the earlier phase and are being layered on the rapport and network built with the educ... Read More
