Trayectorias Educativas Completas, or Complete Educational Trajectories project, was implemented by United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and Development and Infancy Corporation (CID by its Spanish acronym, Corporación Infancia y Desarrollo) in...
In the past decade and a half, children in Gaza have endured six life-threatening situations – five escalations in violence and a pandemic – as well as a life-limiting land, air and sea blockade imposed by the Government of Israel since June 2007....
A research study using the Global Kids Online methodology, exploring children’s access to, and use and experiences of, digital technology and the internet in Zambia. The report builds on the research to offer a set of recommendations for policy...
As part of Save the Children’s 2022–2024 strategy, we are seeking to fill a global knowledge gap in the development sector: How do we measure learning remotely to evaluate what distance learning approaches work best for children? In 2021, we...
Save the Children Somalia is committed to advancing the localization agenda in Somalia to achieve meaningful, sustainable and inspiring breakthroughs for Somali children. In line with the localization policy of Save the Children and CO...
In September 2021, Save the Children published the Build Forward Better report, purposefully using this title in recognition that we should not limit our ambition to building ‘back’ to how things were before the pandemic, but to build forward...
The Adolescent in Transition in West Africa (ATWA) program was a four-year program, catalyzing the provision of Life Skills and Sexual and Reproductive Health Education in school and community settings in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger. An...
This second multi-sectoral needs assessment (MSNA) was produced to give updates about the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan a year after August 2021. The first multi-sectoral needs assessment was conducted in November – December 2021 and this...
This Multi-Sectoral Needs Assessment (MSNA) provides critical up-to-date data on the humanitarian situation across the sectors of: health, nutrition, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), food security and livelihood, children’s education,...
The child-friendly version of the Charter will enable all children to better understand their rights and responsibilities under the Charter, and was inspired by the need for children to play a bigger role as independent actors in the...