We are working with the GAVI Alliance and a constituency of civil society organizations to strengthen civil society engagement in the health sector of 14 countries.
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We are working with the GAVI Alliance and a constituency of civil society organizations to strengthen civil society engagement in the health sector of 14 countries.
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Catholic Relief Services has launched a new step-by-step guide that explains how to manage the two main types of post-disaster and post-conflict construction: owner-driven construction and contractor-built construction.]]>
Catholic Relief Services held a major peacebuilding conference sponsored by the Catholic Peacebuilding Network and more than a dozen universities and agencies April 9–10, 2013, in Washington, DC.
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We are pleased to share three new videos about our work in Haiti:
Haiti’s child malnutrition rates are among the highest in the Caribbean. Through CRS’ Maternal and Child Health Nutrition Program, CRS and community volunteers have set up rally posts, strengthened health centers and created mothers’ clubs. As a result, the child malnutrition rate in this area has been reduced from 14 percent to 8 percent.
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CRS held its fifth conference on information and communications technologies for development (ICT4D). View the presentations.
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Since 2006, Catholic Relief Services has been supporting self-managed Savings and Internal Lending Communities for poor and vulnerable populations. Outreach has now exceeded 1 million members worldwide. In celebration, CRS will host a special session during the SEEP 2012 Annual Conference to highlight the innovations and learning that have emerged over the last six years. Learn more about CRS microfinance programming.
Read CRS’ evidence-based research publications on agent earnings, agent productivity, group performance and poverty outreach.
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Higher temperatures and changes in rainfall patterns could transform the agricultural landscape of Central America, threatening the livelihoods of one million maize and bean farmers, according to a pioneering report that for the first time takes a specific look at the impact of climate change on a local level. The report exposes the risks of climate change to these two most-important food crops in Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala.
Summary in English | Full report in English | Photos | Resumen del reporte Tortillas en el comal | Communicado de prensa
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Catholic Relief Services has successfully closed two camps in Haiti, resettling 100% of the families living in each camp. We expect to finish closing a third camp in August 2012. The program has been so effective that the International Organization for Migration is launching a pilot project based on CRS’ innovative model. Learn how our camp closure program works.]]>
Catholic Relief Services introduced its approach for developing monitoring-and-evaluation systems in a webinar hosted by the American Evaluation Association on July 18, 2012. The webinar is based on CRS’ ProPack series, which provides step-by-step instructions for designing programs that meet SMILER’s standards.
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