This paper sets out Save the Children’s education strategy from 2012-2015. The overall goal of Save the Children’s education policy, advocacy and country programmes is to ensure that all children and young people enjoy their right to a good...
Save the Children’s 13th Annual State of the World’s Mothers Report shows which countries are succeeding – and which are failing – to provide good nutrition during the critical 1,000-day window from pregnancy to a child’s second...
The objective of this toolkit is to assist civil society organizations to enhance their capacities and efficiency in responding adequately to issues of sexuality, gender and SRHR within the context of HIV, sexual and reproductive health rights...
HIV transmissions often occurs through sexual activity and reproduction, and working in the field of HIV prevention therefore requires addressing people’s sexuality and sexual practices. There is a need to discuss values, beliefs...
Following the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004, part of Save the Children’s response focused on children’s participation in Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). This programme had several components that included involving children in developing...
This letter reaffirms the coordination efforts of UNICEF and Save the Children in co-leading the Global Education Cluster.
Save the Children’s statement on the public consultation “What funding for EU external action after 2013?” launched by the European Commission as part of the negotiations on the EU Multiannual Financial Framework 2013 onwards. The statement...
Many children around the world find education impossible because they are taught in a language they don’t understand. This guide offers advice on how to make school systems in low- and middle-income countries work better in today’s...
One in eight of Ethiopia’s children die before their fifth birthday. What’s even more shocking is that most of these deaths are preventable. Children’s lives could easily be saved by simple, low cost solutions. Ethiopia’s recent progress in...
In 2009, 8 million children died before they reached the age of 5. It doesn’t have to be this way. Health workers, properly supported and equipped, can prevent most child deaths. The world is short of more than 3.5 million health workers....