CAF Publications

Our Publications Library By Year

Explore all our publications, including reports, studies and research spanning a number of years. For publications from 2018 and earlier please visit our publications archive.

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2022 publications

From local to international giving and civil society, our 2022 CAF publications give a unique insight into the charity world.

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2021 publications

Our 2021 publications give independent insight and informed comment on giving, charities and not for profit organisations across the world.

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2020 publications

Our 2020 research offers unique insight into philanthropy across the world, from local giving in the UK, to country studies and the CAF World Giving Index.

Our research and policy papers published in 2020

2019 publications

From local to international giving, our 2019 research offers unique insight into the charity world.

Our research and policy papers published in 2019

latest publications

UK Giving Report 2022
The UK Giving report explores people’s giving habits throughout the lockdowns of early 2021 and how they have changed with the easing of pandemic restrictions.
CAF Charity Landscape Report 2022
The pandemic has shown how essential charities are within the community, whilst they face their own challenges of financial sustainability and addressing the increasing digital charity landscape.
UK Giving Report 2021
This UK Giving report sets out the continuing impact that the pandemic is having on people’s giving behaviours. It is based on monthly online interviews throughout 2020, and includes more recent polling in 2021 as restrictions began to lift.
CAF World Giving Index 2021
With the challenges of Covid-19 on charitable giving around the world, this year’s World Giving Index tells a truly remarkable story.
The global response to the Covid-19 pandemic
During these unprecedented times, civil society’s unique role and value has never been more evident. It has stepped up to plug critical gaps in the official response and proved unequivocally that it provides a lifeline and quality of life for millions.