On CARE's website, find their 2030 goal for humanitarian assistance, including the target number of people and the type of aid provided. Additionally, locate CARE's core philosophy on the role of women and girls in emergency response, specifically how they are viewed beyond just aid recipients.
Navigate to 'care.org'. Go to the 'Our Work' section. Navigate to the 'Disaster Response and Humanitarian Crises' page. Scroll down the page to locate CARE's 2030 goal for humanitarian assistance, including the number of people and the characteristics of the assistance. Locate the 'Women’s Leadership in Emergencies' section and click the associated 'Read more' link to navigate to that specific page. On the 'Women's Leadership in Emergencies' page, identify and extract CARE's core emphasis on women's role in emergencies, specifically their agency and leadership. Synthesize the extracted information to answer the questions.
State that CARE aims to reach 50 million people by 2030. State that the assistance is 'quality, women- and girls-focused, locally-led humanitarian assistance'. State that CARE emphasizes empowering women and girls as 'leaders and agents of change' in humanitarian action, rather than just recipients of aid.