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Preventing Violence Against Children Case Studies

As part of the Global Child Protection AoR and World Vision Germany initiative in 2021 to accelerate preventing violence against children in humanitarian settings, a number of case studies have been produced, documenting good and promising practices related to preventing violence against children…

Working with other sectors to enhance outcomes of MHPSS elements of child protection: An introductory guide for child protection practitioners

Per the IASC Guidelines on Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergency Settings, MHPSS is not a stand-alone area, but one that should be integrated into all sectors. Robust cooperation across all sectors is needed for MHPSS to produce the desired outcomes. Collaboration between child…

HNO and HRP Quality Checklist for Localization

This quality checklist reviews why localization is important to reflect in Humanitarian Needs Overviews (HNOs) and Humanitarian Response Plans (HRPs) as well as how to include in Child Protection Coordination Group HNOs and HRPs.  This 2-page resource also includes a sample HRP Project Sheet on…

Capacity Building on Preventing Violence Against Children

The Global CP AoR in partnership with World Vision ran a Violence Prevention Initiative in 2021 to accelerate preventing violence against children in humanitarian settings. Through this initiative, select child protection coordination groups benefited from technical support and capacity building on…

Laying the Foundation for Non-violent Childhoods: Putting prohibition of corporal punishment of children into practice

Children's World Map

Working Together: Including children in research on violence against children- A Resource Pack for Research Practitioners

SCSC Endline Report: End of the project evaluation for Save the Children's Safe Communities, Safe Children project in Papua New Guinea (2017-2021)

Married by Exception: Child marriage policies in the Middle East and North Africa

Research Update Note on the 2019 Gender-sensitive Labor Market Assessment in Istanbul