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1. When am I Going to Start to Live? The urgent need to repatriate foreign children trapped in Al Hol and Roj Camps

   

   Al Hol and Roj camps in North East Syria (NES) are home to over 60,000 people, the vast majority of them women and children. Their populations are made up of Syrians and Iraqis – many of whom arrived in the camp fleeing from violence and conflict caused b

   Publication year: 2021 Publisher(s): Save the Children International Author(s): Gorevan, Daniel | Achilles, Kathryn

2. Safe Back to School Case Studies

   

   These Safe Back to School (SB2S) case studies are part of the innovation work stream of the wider SB2S work at Save the Children. It is intended that these case studies provide an operations focused snapshot of programme adaptations teams across Save the

   Publication year: 2021 Publisher(s): Save the Children

3. Action Towards Increased Quality Education for Internally Displaced Children: Recommendations for the High-Level Panel on Internal Displacement

   

   At the end of 2019, at least 13.4 million school-age children (5-17 years old) were internally displaced due to conflict or violence. These numbers are likely an underestimate with many internally displaced children unaccounted for due to lack of data. Th

   Publication year: 2021 Publisher(s): Save the Children International Author(s): Citrinovitz, Mariana | Campbell, James | Wagner, Emma

4. Learning in the Shadow of a Conflict: Barriers to education in Syria

   

   For the last 10 years, Syria has been ravaged by conflict. A staggering 220,000 to 550,000 people are estimated to have been killed. More than 12 million, out of the country’s population of 24 million at the start of the conflict, have either fled the cou

   Publication year: 2021 Publisher(s): Save the Children International Author(s): Said, Jiwan

5. Dreaming of a “Normal” Life: Aspirations of Al Hol’s children

   

   In recent years, the potential return and repatriation of women and children with perceived associations with the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has provoked a strong security response from international actors. In response, Save the Children’s Sy

   Publication year: 2021 Publisher(s): Save the Children International Author(s): McGaughey, Jason | Wiskin, Joy

6. Anywhere But Syria: How 10 Years of Conflict Left Syria’s Displaced Children Without a Sense of Home

   

   Being forced to flee your home is a life-changing event that often results in negative impacts that persist long after the conflict or disaster that triggered it has ended. To support progress towards a safe and fulfilling future for displaced children, S

   Publication year: 2021 Publisher(s): Save the Children International Author(s): Kivelä, Laura | Tajima-Simpson, Miya | Yamin, Amjad

7. Return to Al Raqqa: Supporting inclusive recovery through an area-based approach

   

   The people of Al Raqqa city in Northeast Syria experienced some of the heaviest fighting and bombing in the history of the Syrian conflict, as well as a devastating period under the control of ISIS between 2013 and late 2017. The vast majority of Al Raqqa

   Publication year: 2021 Publisher(s): Save the Children International Author(s): Kivelä, Laura | Gorevan, Daniel

8. Triple Nexus and the Case of Education and Health Systems in the Syrian Opposition Held Areas

   

   This article discuss how donors and international organisations for a long time have attempted to integrate the two sectors of emergency response and development, moving from humanitarian assistance to development and reconstruction. It describes the chal

   Publication year: 2021 Author(s): Alhousseiny, Mazen

9. Localisation in Humanitarian Leadership: Profiling national NGO engagement in international humanitarian coordination structures in the MENA region

   

   Against the current background of sustaining local responses, ICVA initiated this research aiming at mapping and documenting the extent of effective and meaningful NNGOs engagement in international humanitarian coordination structures. Focusing in specifi

   Publication year: 2021 Publisher(s): ICVA, International Council of Voluntary Agencies Author(s): Clements, Ashley J.

10. I Must Live Amidst the Rubble: Inclusive recovery in Al Raqqa

    

    In October 2017, Al Raqqa was captured from ISIS following a sustained ground and aerial campaign by armed groups supported by international forces under the Coalition to Defeat ISIS. The recapture of the city caused the destruction of much of Al Raqqah c

    Publication year: 2021 Publisher(s): Save the Children International Author(s): Achilles, Kathryn | Kivelä, Laura

11. Financial Inclusion for NGOs: Why should you care?

    

    Restrictions, delays or denials of banking services and financial transfers are having devastating unintended consequences for people who depend on humanitarian aid to survive. The delivery of aid is being delayed for months or even blocked entirely, putt

    Publication year: 2021 Publisher(s): Islamic Relief Worldwide Author(s): Desai, Khaleel

12. Learning to adapt & adapting to learn: Using elements of outcome mapping in the ‘Resilient Adolescents in the Syria Crisis’ programme

    

    This learning paper highlights how elements of outcome mapping were used by Save the Children in a project (2018-2020) that supports adolescents, affected by the Syria crisis, to become more resilient. The paper first outlines how the spheres of influence

    Publication year: 2021 Publisher(s): Save the Children International Author(s): Van Ongevalle Jan

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