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1. Spotlight on Bangladesh

   

   Bangladesh has achieved significant reductions in child mortality over the past two decades, with under-five mortality falling from 144 to 41 deaths per 1,000 live births between 1990 and 2013. The equity picture is mixed. While gaps in child survival rat

   Publisher(s): Save the Children UK

2. Spotlight on Nepal

   

   Nepal has made significant progress in child mortality reduction over the past decade, halving under-five and newborn mortality between 2000 and 2013. Disparities in child mortality rates between subnational regions have narrowed marginally. However, disp

   Publisher(s): Save the Children UK

3. Information Manual 3: Tsunami psychosocial care for children

   

   A disaster like the tsunami disrupts the process of interaction the child has with his/her environment. It leads to displacement wherein the child loses his familiar environment (home, school, peers, etc). There is a sense of panic and confusion and the c

   Publisher(s): NIMHANS, National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences, Bangalore | ...

4. A Study on Parental Disciplinary Practices and an Awareness Program to Reduce Corporal Punishment and Other Forms of Negative Parental Practices 

   

   There is much debate on the efficacy of different methods of disciplining children. Due to its physical and psychological repercussions, some countries have banned parents using forceful disciplining on their children, particularly physically forceful dis

   Publisher(s): The CPC Network, Child Protection in Crisis | IPID | Save the Children Author(s): de Zoysa, Piyanjali

5. Child Sensitive Social Protection in Nepal Project Brief 2020

   

   The Child Sensitive Social Protection (CSSP) project was initiated in 2011 in Nepal and is built on the understanding that government social protection programmes can play a key role in advancing the development of children. For this to materialise, poor

   Publisher(s): Save the Children Finland | Save the Children Nepal

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