The Side Effect Method Matching game is used to learn which family planning methods cause which side effects, and to discuss concerns about these effects. This includes instructions and game cards. This game is part of the USAID-funded Fertility...
A brief case study describing gender mainstreaming approaches used in the First Read Southern Thailand project.
In times of crisis, education can play a life-saving and life-sustaining role. But most children caught up in crisis are denied an education. More than half of the world’s refugee children – 3.7 million – don’t go to school. Having already lost...
Girls and boys, men and women, and persons with disabilities, are all effected differently during disasters, with a tendency to adopt different coping mechanisms and follow different paths. This child sensitive tip sheets shows how Save the...
Generation Nutrition EU is a network of a wide range of civile society organisations, working to achieve an end to child malnutrition. This report presents a firm case for investing in nutrition, highling the economic and human costs of...
The Role Play Game is used to practice having conversations about family planning, fertility, birth spacing, and life choices with friends, family and members of the community. This includes instructions and game cards. This game is part of the...
Participation is among the fundamental principles envisaged by the Convention on the Rights of the Child under Article 12, clearly setting forth that children enjoy the right to participate in decision-making processes affecting their life. This...
A brief case study from Save the Children Sri Lanka describing the gender seeding approach in the implementation of Early Childhood Development parenting interventions with families working in the tea plantations.
The Agree/Disagree game gives participants a chance to reflect on their own attitudes and values about fertility and family planning. This includes instructions and game cards. This game is part of the USAID-funded Fertility Awareness for...
This Growth through Nutrition policy brief summarizes research assessing the links between agricultural production, commercialization, markets, gender, and household diet diversity and discusses resulting policy recommendations.