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Learning without limits: Education for every child, everywhere
Every child deserves a chance to learn. Let’s ensure that no dream is left behind.
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Lessons from Plan International: Leveraging GBV Service Provider Data
Plan International is moving towards systematizing the way it measures performance within its programmatic Areas of Global Distinctiveness, including in the area of Protection from Violence.
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Right To Play’s “What Works 2” project in Karachi, Pakistan: A whole school approach to preventing violence against women and girls
The project focuses on Play-Based Life Skills Education to prevent gender-based violence.
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Adopting a ColMEAL approach to SGBV programming: Lessons from ADRA’s TOGETHER project
The following is part of a series of case studies from CanWaCH partners demonstrating how the thoughtful use of data can inform better policy and programming to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV) in different contexts
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Leveraging data to prevent and respond to gender-based violence
This blog was co-written by Noëlle Rancourt, Plan International; Yaz Sezgin, Right To Play; and Mahider Yeshaw, ADRA Canada, following a CanWaCH webinar facilitated in September by Saifullah Chaudhry, Development […]
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Hiba’s journey: Hope and resilience in the face of adversity
CSP empowers vulnerable children to pursue their education and realize their dreams, as it has for Hiba. The sponsorship allows her family to cover essential costs, such as educational materials, uniforms and transportation.
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Towards Zero Hunger: A pivotal moment to address hunger and food insecurity this World Food Day
Hunger and food insecurity are escalating due to climate change, and we are at a pivotal moment.
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Crisis and care: How emergencies disproportionately impact women and children and HCI’s commitment to building their resilience
Whether triggered by conflict, natural disasters, health crises or armed conflicts, emergencies disproportionately affect women and children, exacerbate existing vulnerabilities and create new challenges.
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World Mental Health Day: Prioritizing mental health in gender equality and health programming
On October 10, we observe World Mental Health Day — an important opportunity to raise awareness and galvanize global support for mental health.
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