Including disaster risk reduction publications.
This report looks at how Plan has been helping children and families affected by the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti on 12 January 2010, as well as the challenges faced and priorities going forward.
This report calls for better integration of adolescent girls' needs in climate change adaptation and disaster risk management policies and programmes.
This report documents Plan's response to the July 2010 floods - from emergency response to long-term recovery programmes.
This Children in a Changing Climate report contributes to building an improved understanding of how different intensities of disaster affect children and the structures needed to realise the benefits of engaging children.
This Children's Charter is an action plan for disaster risk reduction for children by children.
Plan's statement at the 2011 UN Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction provides reasons why children and young people should be central to disaster risk reduction.
Thousands of children, hundreds of community members and partner civil society organisation staff, and Plan staff in 8 countries have contributed to the completion of this Child-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction Toolkit.
This document invites a specific commitment from people, organisations and institutions to translate risk reduction policies into action at the frontline, where the most vulnerable people continue to lose lives and livelihoods as a result of disaster.
From helping thousands of children back to school to reaching over 100,000 people through cholera awareness campaigns, this report documents Plan’s progress over the course of a year since the earthquake.
This report by Plan and UNICEF highlights some of the evidence in an economic argument for a child-centred approach to climate change adaptation.
This publication provides an overview of Plan's child-centred disaster risk reduction work.
Plan led a consultation of 1,000 children to ensure that their voices would be heard in Haiti's Post Disaster Needs Assessment (PDNA).
This report highlights some of Plan's activities over the course of 6 months since the earthquake on 12 January 2010.
This strategy outlines how Plan strives to achieve its vision of having effective programmes that promote the rights of children and young people and protect them from threats of conflicts and natural and human-made disasters.
This publication presents the case for children’s participation and is based on their unique experiences, knowledge and capabilities.
This report calls on governments and all stakeholders working in the field of climate change to do more to listen to children, and to prioritise the education and involvement of young people in decisions and actions to protect their future.
This publication looks at the impacts of the food price crisis on developing countries and examines the effects on consumers and producers, and the implications for children.
A 36 month review of Plan's work in the 2004 tsunami-hit countries, looking at Plan's performance and effectiveness.
This report describes 3 innovative pilot programmes that have helped improve children's lives when disaster has struck: Pictures for Life in India, Happy/Sad Boxes in Sri Lanka and Child Centred Disaster Risk Reducation in the Philippines.
Engaging with children in disaster response, recovery and risk reduction and learning from children's participation in the tsunami response.
How to keep children's needs at the heart of the emergency response process.
An 24 month review of Plan's work in the 2004 tsunami-hit countries, looking at Plan's performance and effectiveness.
An 18 month review of Plan's work in the 2004 tsunami-hit countries, from emergency relief to recovery.
A 12 month review of Plan's work in the 2004 tsunami-hit countries.
A 6 month review of Plan's work in the 2004 tsunami-hit countries.
