Promoting psychosocial well-being among children affected by armed conflict and displacement. Principles and Approaches

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Promoting psychosocial well-being among children affected by armed conflict and displacement. Principles and ApproachesPublication year: 
1996
English
Format: 
pdf (288.4 KiB)
Publisher: 
Save the Children International
This paper was prepared as a contribution to the UN Study on the Impact of Armed Conflict on Children (the “Machel” study). It describes the psychosocial effects of armed conflict on children and outlines principles that should be factored into programmes designed to address psychosocial needs.
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Promoting psychosocial well-being among children affected by armed conflict and displacement. Principles and Approaches
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Publisher
Save the Children International
Format
pdf
Country
Rwanda
Region
Central Asia, Eastern Africa, Europe, Middle East and Eurasia, Northern Africa, South America, Southern Asia, South-eastern Asia, Southern Africa, West and Central Africa
Topics
Advocacy, Resilience
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Keywords
Children and armed conflictChildren's rightsFamily tracing and reunification (FTR)Machel Graça StudyPsychosocial healthRefugee campsUN Convention on the Rights of the Child
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