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1. Missing Midwives

   

   The Missing Midwives report focuses on the world-wide shortage of midwives and their vital role for improving high maternal and child mortality. Almost 48 million women give birth around the world every year without expert help, and of them two million de

   Publication year: 2011 Publisher(s): Save the Children UK Author(s): Rawe, Kathryn

2. Children from South Asia call for better Care Standards and Child Friendly Services. Report of the SAIEVAC Children's Consultation and the Technical Consultation on Care Standards and Child Friendly Services

   

   Child friendly version of the Report of the SAIEVAC Children’s Consultation and the Technical Consultation on Care Standards and Child Friendly Services, held in Kathmandu 24 – 29 September 2011. The event was organised by the Secretariat of the South Asi

   Publication year: 2011 Publisher(s): SAIEVAC, South Asia Initiative to End Violence against Children Author(s): Regmi, Ayushma

3. Health worker campaigns briefing

   

   The global shortage of 3.5 million health workers hits children the hardest. Health workers save children’s lives. Without them, no vaccine can be administered, no life-saving drugs prescribed and no woman can be given expert care during childbirth. No ch

   Publication year: 2011 Publisher(s): Save the Children UK

4. Eliminating health inequities: Every woman and every child counts

   

   Health inequities are affecting the life and future of all vulnerable groups of society across the world, creating systems of social injustice. This report provides evidence that health inequities can and need to be addressed through a holistic approach.

   Publication year: 2011 Publisher(s): IFRC, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

5. Child protection in United Nations Peacekeeping

   

   Child protection in United Nations Peacekeeping is the first volume in a series illustrating the challenges and successes of protecting children in some of the most dangerous places on earth. In the following pages you will learn about the work of peaceke

   Publication year: 2011 Publisher(s): Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict | ...

6. Safe at last? Law and practice in selected EU member states with respect to asylum seekers fleeing indiscriminate violence

   

   The broad objective of this research was to investigate in several Member States the extent to which implementation of the European Qualification Directive delivers international protection to persons fleeing situations of indiscriminate violence, and to

   Publication year: 2011 Publisher(s): UNHCR, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

7. Comparative Study on Practices in the Field of Return of Minors

   

   This study on “best practices in the field of the return of minors” was carried out by ECRE, in strategic partnership with Save the Children, on behalf of the European Commission. The study looked at legislation and practice regarding the return of childr

   Publication year: 2011 Publisher(s): Save the Children | European Council On Refugees And Exiles Author(s): Smith, Terry | David, Helene | O’Donnell, Rebecca

8. A just peace? The legacy of war for the women of Afghanistan

   

   According to an ActionAid survey, nine out of ten women in Afghanistan are worried about the Taliban returning to government believing it would risk the gains made for women in the past ten years- as the tenth anniversary of the US/ UK military interventi

   Publication year: 2011 Publisher(s): ActionAid

9. Afghanistan in transition: putting children at the heart of development

   

   This report assesses the record of the international community in its efforts to achieve development success in Afghanistan. The first section assesses the progress in the last 10 years through achievements made in key social sectors, such as health, educ

   Publication year: 2011 Publisher(s): Save the Children Author(s): Bailey, Mark

10. Next steps to protect children in armed conflict: Briefing Note to the UN Security Council

    

    This briefing note outlines practical and achievable steps that the UN Security Council can take to ensure stronger protection for children affected by armed conflict. The recommendations detailed in this note are based on 32 interviews with child protect

    Publication year: 2011 Publisher(s): Women's Refugee Commission | Watchlist on Children and Armed Conflict

11. Annual report of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for children and armed conflict, 2011

    

    Annual Report by the Special Representative for children and armed conflict to the Human Rights Council, covering the period May 2010- May 2011. The report highlights how children continue to be disproportionately affected by armed conflict and to have th

    Publication year: 2011 Publisher(s): United Nations General Assembly Author(s): Coomaraswamy, Radhika

12. Bridging the Accountability Gap: New approaches to addressing violations against children in armed conflict

    

    Across the globe, a dramatic gap exists between efforts and outcomes in realizing accountability for grave violations against children in situations of armed conflict. To address this gap many practical opportunities exist. This report by Conflict Dynamic

    Publication year: 2011 Publisher(s): Conflict Dynamics International Author(s): Freedson, Julia

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