2023 is a critical year for the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) movement with the second High-Level Meeting on UHC taking place in September at the 78th Session of the UN General Assembly in New York. This meeting will culminate with the adoption...
As part of Save the Children’s 2022-2024 Strategy, a key enabler of the strategy is our commitment to Shifting Power across our global movement. To support this work, the organisation undertook a consultative strategy development process with...
The overall project goal was “girls and boys in P4 to P6 classes and AEP learners demonstrate improved reading outcomes.”Remedial learning approach addresses learning crisis based on elements of proven programs that achieve results for children...
Parenting without Violence (PwV) was adopted as one of Save the Children’s Common Approaches in 2017 based on promising evidence that interventions implemented across the socio-ecological model (child, interpersonal, community, and system levels)...
The world is facing a hunger crisis, the likes of which have no place in the 21st century. A perfect storm of different crises has pushed millions of families into poverty and food insecurity. An all-time high of 45 million people are now facing...
Surunga municipality in Nepal has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first municipality in the Madhesh province to declare itself child marriage-free. Child marriage is deeply rooted in traditional cultural practices and norms in...
The impact of armed conflict on children is one of the most pressing humanitarian concerns today. A strong humanitarian child protection response is critical to protect children and promote their rights, dignity, and resilience. This requires...
The world is experiencing a food crisis of unprecedented proportions. In Sub-Saharan Africa, the illness and death rate from malnutrition is increasing more than in any place in the world. In twelve of the worst hit countries, 6.1 million children...
In November 2022, Save the Children Kenya & Madagascar launched the inaugural digital innovation challenge targeting young people aged between 18 and 35 years. The digital innovation challenge sought to: 1. Identify digital solutions with high...
Uganda has one of the youngest and fastest-growing populations globally, with a median age of 15.9 years. Nationally, 25% of girls become pregnant by 19, and nearly half are married before 18. The Karamoja sub-region is the most challenging place...