Currently, CARE's portfolio in Bolivia includes projects in primary health care, urban and rural water and sanitation, reproductive health, agriculture and natural resources management, rural credit, girls' education and municipal strengthening. CARE mainly operates at a community level but also carries out activities to strengthen public and municipal institutions. Many of the social initiatives emphasized by the S nchez de Lozada administration have lent themselves to the development of innovative programming. During the several years, CARE has worked closely with the government, municipalities and NGOs on popular participation, reproductive health, rural credit and environmental protection. Each CARE supports the implementation of relief and development programs throughout the developing world.
CARE is the world's largest private relief and development agency.
Unlike major multi-lateral agencies, including the World Bank, CARE projects are not funded by offering loans to country governments. Please give us your feedback .