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Save the Children’s Global Covid-19 Response: Q3 Monitoring Report
The COVID-19 Pandemic poses immediate and long-lasting risks to the rights of children including the disruption of access to education, the potential for reduced access to primary and secondary health services, and increased protection risks. Save the Chi
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Save the Children's Global Response Plan to COVID-19: Protecting a generation of children
Unprecedented in scale, COVID-19 is a global crisis that poses immediate threats to children’s rights to survival, development, learning, protection, and to be heard. Unless mitigated, the pandemic risks undermining progress made on achieving the Sustaina
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Save the Children's Humanitarian Plan 2021: Children cannot wait
On 9 December 2020, Save the Children launched a global humanitarian plan to present a global picture of children’s needs and an overview of a response plan to reach 15.7 million people including 9.4 million children in 2021. At a global level, Save the
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Still Unprotected: Humanitarian funding for Child Protection
Children have a fundamental right to be protected, wherever they live. Children affected by humanitarian crises are among the most vulnerable to abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect and most in need of protection, yet there is limited commitment to f
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Localisation Performance Measurement Framework
The first World Humanitarian Summit in 2016 outlined the Grand Bargain Commitments to localization of humanitarian action, which have transformative potential for the humanitarian sector. However, there is currently no system in place that can be used for
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Minimum Quality Standards and Indicators for Community Engagement
Around the world and across contexts, community engagement approaches support communities in taking their own action in addressing their most pressing issues. Community engagement is intrinsic to the human rights-based approach to development and humanita
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Localised Response to COVID-19 Global Pandemic A4EP Position Paper
The COVID-19 pandemic will not only be a public health crisis, but also an economic and social crisis in countries all across the world. It may also contribute to an increase in ethnic, gender-based, and domestic violence. International mobilization is re
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Localisation Best Practice: Increasing the effectiveness of global humanitarian response
The World Humanitarian Summit in 2016 saw the launch of the Grand Bargain, an agreement between major donors and humanitarian organizations to improve the effectiveness and sustainability of humanitarian action. One of the commitments to achieve this is t
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L'Impact de la COVID-19 et Ebola chez les Enfants en Republique Democratique du Congo
L’étude sur l’impact de la Covid-19 et la maladie à virus Ebola (MVE) chez les enfants en République Démocratique du Congo a été réalisée au mois d’août 2020 dans les zones d’intervention de Save the Children International (SCI). Les provinces concernées
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Save the Children's Global COVID-19 Response: Situation Report no. 6, 13 July 2020
The COVID-19 Pandemic poses immediate and long-lasting risks to the rights of children including the disruption of access to education, the potential for reduced access to primary and secondary health services, and increased protection risks. Save the Chi
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Reinforce, Reinforce, Reinforce: Localization in the COVID-19 global humanitarian response
The International Council of Voluntary Agencies has developed this note to support dialogue on strengthening principled and effective humanitarian action by non-governmental organizations during the COVID-19 response, with a focus on reinforcing local and
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Save the Children's Global COVID-19 Response: Situation Report no. 3, 1 June 2020
The COVID-19 Pandemic poses immediate and long-lasting risks to the rights of children including the disruption of access to education, the potential for reduced access to primary and secondary health services, and increased protection risks. Save the Chi