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A Children's Crisis: Update on Al Hol camp and COVID-19 concerns
A COVID-19 crisis in Al Hol would be a children’s crisis. Children in the camp, many with already weakened immune systems or underlying health conditions as a result of living in desperate conditions during their formative years, may struggle to cope with
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First and Last Responders: Civil society strengthening in the Syria crisis
The majority of Syria’s civil society organisations were born of the crisis as women and men in Syria and the diaspora sought to respond to the needs of their affected communities. With limited international presence, these mostly young organisations are
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Without School: The impact of attacks on education in North West Syria on children
Ten years of conflict has affected the lives of millions of children in Syria, killing thousands. In 2019 alone, 251 children were killed in North West Syria alone during conflict. The conflict has also decimated civilian infrastructure, and schools have
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Brief Guidance Note: A disability-inclusive COVID-19 response
Persons with disabilities are known to be at an increased risk of infection and complications during the COVID-19 pandemic. These risks are aggravated by numerous barriers to family crisis preparedness, a lack of access to health and protection messaging
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Case Study: When donors think outside the box
Violet is a Syrian organization, which started out in 2011 through a network of young volunteers who fett they had to do something for their communities which were suffering as a result of the conflict in Syria. They started out by providing essential aid
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Family Planning and Postabortion Care in Emergencies in Syria
This fact sheet provides details on Save the Children's family planning and postabortion care programming in Syria.
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Jordan GBV IMS Task Force Annual Report 2019
A decade into the Syria crisis, refugees remain in exile as their country continues to face a protracted conflict and a dire humanitarian crisis. Many Syrian refugees are located in Jordan, and it is estimated that about 50 percent are women and girls. Ev
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Achieving Durable Solutions for Returnee Children: What do we know?
We are in the midst of a profound ‘returns-first’ shift in the global politics of child displacement. In response to soaring numbers of displaced worldwide –68.5 million, of which more than half are children – governments around the world are increasingl
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Case Study: Developing a first strategy
The RISE programme founded by IKEA Foundation aimed at building the organizational capacity of Syrian civil society organisations and their Child Protection programming. It focused on the internal capacity of the organisations themselves as well as their
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Case Study: Strengthening internal systems
The RISE programme funded by IKEA Foundation aimed at building the organizational capacity of Syrian civil society organizations and their Child Protection programming. It focused on the internal capacity of the organizations themselves as well as their i
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No School To Go Back To: The impact of airstrikes on Syria's schools
In this report, Syria Relief calls on all parties to the Syrian conflict to stop deliberately bombing schools, as well as to go to greater efforts to avoid bombing them. This document is written in response to the airstrikes carried out on 4 out of the 55
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Khaled and Mustafa Were Separated From Their Parents in Syria
Through the RISE programme, Save the Children has supported 30 Syrian organisations working inside Syria since 2015. The aim of the programme was to increase the organizational capacity as well as capacity to respond to children’s right to, and need for,