Engaging Men & Boys

Ours Models & Approach

Farmers’ Field and Business Schools (FFBS)

It is proven that this participatory model enhances women’s equitable participation in Agriculture by getting them the resources, support and information they need.

Participatory Scenario Planning

This approach enables local stakeholders including women and different vulnerable groups to have better access to seasonal climate forecast from meteorological services.

Village Saving and Loan Association (VSLA)

This has proven to be effective way to increase women’s control over assets and bring them into realm of financial inclusion.

Engaging men and boys

CARE works with men and boys as clients, partners and allies seeking to involve them as part of the solution to inequality faced by women and girls.

Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment (CVCA)

This tool is used to gather and Analyse information on community level vulnerabilities to and capacity for climate change.

Social Analysis and Action tool

This is CARE’s signature approach to social norms, transformation and is a facilitated process through which individual explore and challenge the social norms, beliefs and practices.

Community Score Card

Strengthening Opportunities

for Adolescent Resilience (SOAR)

Seeks to empower adolescent girls who have never attended school or who dropped out in early grades.

Empowering Women and Girls

CARE Tanzania empowering women and girls approach is envisioning on the equal value of every human being and the importance of respecting and honoring everyone.

CARE works with girls and women, but never at the exclusion of boys and men. CARE’s work remains most successful when boys and men are fully engaged. Their involvement leads to sustainable gains. Men and women who belong to more equitable societies are, on average, healthier, more financially secure, and better educated.

Engaging Men & Boys

Discover how this approach has been applied in our project's implementation