The supplementary report has been prepared by the Changa Foundation and Save the Children International, Nepal to captivate the attention of the UNCRC Committee on child rights and climate justice in Nepal, concerning the precepts outlined in the...
The MOMENTUM Country and Global Leadership project conducted a social norms exploration using the Social Norms Exploration Tool to understand the social norms driving child, early, and forced marriage, intimate partner violence, and early adoption...
100 days after the earthquakes hit Türkiye and Syria, millions of families are still trying to piece their lives back together. So far, Save the Children and its partners have supported 366,182 people, including 183,359 children in both Türkiye...
“Talking helps reduce pressure” is a follow-on to a joint research endeavor between Save the Children Denmark and Tufts University FIC’s research program Early Marriage Among Female Youth in Displacement. The new study builds on the findings from...
The priority statement on Undernutrition outlines Save the Children’s approach to tackling undernutrition, addressing the global hunger crisis, and integrating nutrition in all that we do. Addressing undernutrition is essential to ensuring that...
The main objective of the learning agenda was to understand the situation of SRH service-related issues (Knowledge, Attitude, Practice, Access and related barriers) among young women in selected areas in Sidama Region, Ethiopia. The study was...
This report for donors and supporters highlights the impact of Save the Children’s work in Ukraine and across Europe in 2022, supporting children and families who have been affected by the war in Ukraine. It covers the scale of our response, with...
The discourse on localisation in the aid sector has a very long history; it comes in and out of vogue therefore frustrating efforts to really move the dial on aspects of the aid architecture that it seeks to change. For this bulletin we will be...
In this month’s bulletin we demystify localisation by moving from rhetoric to practice. We do this by highlighting some of the work that is already going on in the country office that provides a great example of localisation. One of our projects,...
MAZIKO is a new Integrated Maternal and Child Grant research project implemented in Balaka and Ntcheu districts in Malawi. The aim of the project is to improve maternal and child nutrition and development outcomes, by combining maternal and child...