On 6 October 2022, Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) announced the first cholera case in the North of Lebanon. By 24 October, the Cholera has spread further to Mount Lebanon and East Lebanon mainly in Arsal, Baalbak and Central Bekaa Governorate...
Many people and organisations have asked us: what can we, ourselves, do to make cities better for children and young people? This publication responds to this question by offering some ideas for local and low‑cost action. It starts from the...
This technical brief describes USAID Growth through Nutrition Activity’s efforts to break the intergenerational cycle of malnutrition in Ethiopia by implementing social and behavior change activities to improve adolescent nutrition,...
Save the Children International (SCI), together with Inma Consortium partners (Akkarouna, Plan International and the Lebanese Organization of Studies and Training) and funded by the European Union, conducted Household Economy Analysis (HEA)...
This report summarizes the findings from a household economy analysis baseline assessment in the Northwestern Agropastoral Livelihood Zone in Somalia. It provides an overview of the typical livelihoods in this zone, detailing income, food and...
This material is a bimonthly bulletin on the conditions of refugees and migrants in Greece.
In 2019, Save the Children implemented a 3-year project called ‘Genda Biznes’ aimed to empower adolescents and increase their ability to challenge social and gender norms that influence adolescent pregnancy and sexual and reproductive health...
Jukwaa Letu is a biannual newsletter produced by the Kenya and Madagascar Communication Department. The January to July 2022 edition focuses on our Country Strategic Plan, Goal 1: Children Under Five Thrive. It looks at some of the programs being...
This briefing paper examines the experiences of life after marriage for female youth who married under the age of 18 in South Sudan and the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. This paper outlines the wide range of personal experiences following early...
This is an English translation of a Khmer lullaby which describes the benefits of food diversity for children from 6-23 months.