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1. Children Affected by Armed Conflict: 1990–2019

   

   While violence and crises affect people of all ages, children are especially vulnerable to the effects of armed conflict. In 2019, almost two-thirds of the world’s children were living in a conflict-ridden country while approximately 426 million children

   Publication year: 2020 Publisher(s): PRIO, Peace Research Institute Oslo Author(s): Østby, Gudrun | Aas Rustad, Siri | Forø Tollefsen, Andreas

2. Nowhere To Go: Disclosure and helpseeking behaviors for survivors of violence against women and girls in South Sudan

   

   Violence against women and girls (VAWG) is a serious problem during times of armed conflict. Global estimates show that approximately 21 percent of women and girls in complex humanitarian crises have experienced sexual violence at least once during their

   Publication year: 2020 Publisher(s): BMC, BioMed Central Author(s): Murphy, Maureen | Ellsberg, Mary | Contreras-Urbina, Manuel

3. Improving Support to Child Reintegration: Summary of findings from three reports

   

   The recruitment and use of girls and boys in armed conflict is a grave violation of children’s rights. The emotional and cognitive growth of these children, as well as the structures and policies that support them, are crucial for their human development

   Publication year: 2020 Publisher(s): Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Children and Armed Conflict

4. Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Service Delivery during Conflict in Yemen: A case study

   

   At the time of writing, Yemen is one of two countries identified by the United Nations (UN) Inter-Agency Standing Committee as a level three emergency, indicating the need for large-scale response to meet immediate humanitarian needs. The health system in

   Publication year: 2020 Publisher(s): BMC, BioMed Central Author(s): Tappis, Hannah | Elaraby, Sarah | Elnakib, Shatha | Abdulgha ...

5. Delivering Infectious Disease Interventions to Women and Children in Conflict Settings: A systematic review

   

   In countries and regions across the world, there are significant gaps in access to infectious disease interventions within health systems. In some instances, these are further impeded by war, civil unrest and political violence. There is an urgent need to

   Publication year: 2020 Publisher(s): BMJ Global Health Author(s): Meteke, Sarah | Stefopulos, Marianne | Als, Daina | Gaffey, Michelle ...

6. Strengthening Coordinated Education Planning and Response in Crises: Syria case study

   

   The civil war in Syria began in March 2011 and has become one of the largest humanitarian crises in the world. In 2018, there were 5.8 million children and young people in need of education assistance in the country. Direct attacks on schools and educatio

   Publication year: 2020 Publisher(s): ODI, Overseas Development Institute Author(s): Anderson, Allison | Magee, Arran | Nicolai, Susan

7. Strengthening Coordinated Education Planning and Response in Crises: Democratic Republic of the Congo case study

   

   At the time of writing, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is considered to be undergoing one of the world’s most complex and protracted crises, with multiple armed conflicts and outbreaks of Ebola in certain areas. The Congolese authorities has very

   Publication year: 2020 Publisher(s): ODI, Overseas Development Institute Author(s): Khan, Amina | Wales, Joseph | Nicolai, Susan | Caron, Charlotte

8. Humanitarian Action for Children 2021: Mozambique

   

   The conflict in the Cabo Delgado province has intensified the humanitarian situation in Mozambique. Basic services have been severely disrupted and around 425,000 people are displaced. Food insecurity is affecting over 135,000 people and nearly 28,000 chi

   Publication year: 2020 Publisher(s): UNICEF, United Nations Children's Fund

9. Strengthening Coordinated Education Planning and Response in Crises: Iraq case study

   

   At the time of writing, estimates show that 2.6 million people need humanitarian assistance in the education sector in Iraq. One of the reasons for this is the destruction of schools during the multiple waves of violence over the last decade, but overcrow

   Publication year: 2020 Publisher(s): ODI, Overseas Development Institute Author(s): Khan, Amina | Mansour-Ille, Dina | Nicolai, Susan

10. Middle East Regional Report: Advancing adolescents impact evaluation

    

    Adolescence and early adulthood are critical phases in human development. For migrants and refugee youth and their families, the immediate impact of conflict is not solely the inability to meet basic needs- there is also a significant emotional upheaval f

    Publication year: 2020 Publisher(s): Mercy Corps | Causal Design

11. Understanding the Factors Affecting The Humanitarian Health and Nutrition Response for Women and Children in Somalia Since 2000: A case study

    

    Two decades of armed conflict has caused immense damage to Somalia's infrastructure and led to mass displacement and suffering among the population. Health and nutrition indicators in the country are some of the worst in the world, as the complex context

    Publication year: 2020 Publisher(s): BMC, BioMed Central Author(s): Ahmed, Zahra | Ataullahjan, Anushka | Gaffey, Michelle H. | Osman, ...

12. “It is very painful to talk about”: Impact of attacks on education on women and girls

    

    In conflict zones across the world, children’s access to education are profoundly undermined by attacks on education and military use of schools. This have devastating impacts on all children, but boys and girls often face different risks. This requires d

    Publication year: 2019 Publisher(s): GCPEA, Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack Author(s): Cartner, Holly

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