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SCSC Endline Report: End of the project evaluation for Save the Children's Safe Communities, Safe Children project in Papua New Guinea (2017-2021)
The project adopted Save the Children’s Parenting without Violence (PwV) Child Protection Common Approach. The PwV approach is designed to protect children from physical and humiliating punishment in the home/community, and improve positive parenting capa
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Child Protection Mentoring Guide
This guide was developed in recognition of the absence of regular formal supervision and routine mentoring for Save the Children staff in many Country offices (CO) and Members delivering Child Protection programming. It aims to build staff capacity throug
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Solomon Islands: Cash transfer feasibility study
The objective of this study is to build a strong and context-specific evidence base to guide and inform national discussions, raise awareness and build capacity among in-country stakeholders who will take forth the study recommendations. This report ident
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Our World Our Say: National survey of children and young people on climate change and disaster risk
The release of this youth survey report on climate change and disaster risk takes place in the context of a global pandemic and in the wake of national and state inquiries into the devastating Australian ‘Black Summer’ bushfire season of 2019/2020. From F
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Indigenous Community Navigator Program: Fact sheet
The Indigenous Community Navigator Program employs and builds the capacity of local Indigenous Australians to improve life outcomes for their communities' children and young people.
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Not Immune: Children in conflict
We have made substantial progress in improving child immunisation coverage. In 2019, about 86 per cent of children worldwide received the scheduled three doses of DTP vaccine and one dose of measles vaccine- measures frequently used to determine the stren
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Prevention of Violence Against Women with Boys and Men from Immigrant and Refugee Backgrounds: The Strength2Strength Project with action research
Addressing violence against women from culturally and linguistically diverse (CaLD)populations is a complex task because of the diverse landscape within which such violence occurs. Nevertheless, in just 12 months, through this innovative program, Save the
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Place-Based Collective Impact: Fact Sheet
Collective Impact is an innovative way of using collaboration to create change on issues too big for one organisation to solve alone. These issues are complex to solve, have multiple, interconnected causes and are constantly evolving. For Save the Childre
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Strength2Strength: Fact sheet
This fact sheet presents the Strength2Strength project, which aimed to examine, discuss, confront, and reframe attitudes towards manhood, masculinity, and violence towards women among boys and men.
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Unseen, Unsafe: The underinvestment in ending violence against children in the Pacific and Timor-Leste
Unseen, Unsafe reveals the alarming scale of violence being perpetrated against children in the Pacific and Timor-Leste, and the critically low amount of funding being invested to address it. Produced by Save the Children in collaboration with Child Fund,
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An Australian Checklist for Action: Preventing and responding to conflict-related humanitarian crises
Australia has an opportunity to bring its strengths and foreign policy priorities together with its position of regional leadership to more proactively and constructively prevent and respond to conflict-related humanitarian crises. The Checklist provides
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Hands on Learning: Keeping young people connected to education and building capacity for future success
The Hands On Learning programme supports students who are diengaging from their studies and are at risk of dropping out. Through evidence and learning from the merger with Hands on Learning, Save the Children Australia has coordinated this report to exami