Publications | Plan International Asia-Pacific

Step by Step

This resource handbook for practitioners captures practical tips on how to work with and support strengthening community-based child protection mechanisms.

Lessons for Protection

Lessons for Protection is a set of documents on the comparative analysis of community-based child protection mechanisms supported by Plan International in Asia.

Bamboo Shoots

A training manual for child-centred community development/child-led community actions for facilitators working with children and youth groups.

Inclusive Community Disaster Risk Reduction and Management

This is a series of knowledge management products from the Inclusive Community Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (ICDRM) project.

Time to Act! – Louder Than Words

This collection features testimonies on breakthroughs and successes in preventing and stopping child, early and forced marriage across the Asia-Pacific region.

Time to Act! – Toolkit for Practitioners

A practical compendium of programming guidance for efforts to end CEFMU.

Better Today

Experiences and dreams from young people during the COVID-19 pandemic in Asia-Pacific.

Valued, Paid, Recognized

The purpose of this desk review is to provide a landscape of “good practices” among business-led initiatives for womenʼs empowerment in the Mekong hospitality and tourism sector.

Cashing In

This report presents a business case for investing in the empowerment of women in the ready-made garment industry in Bangladesh.

White Paper on Women’s Economic Empowerment in Asia

This white paper strengthens Plan International’s engagement with ready-made garment and hospitality and tourism actors through the provision of contextualised and empirical evidence, and…

Female and Thriving

Plan International commissioned hospitality and tourism sector business case research in Nepal to develop the business case for supporting women’s economic empowerment in the sector.

What’s the Evidence?

This study represents an encouraging body of evidence, both primary and secondary, which will inform future practice and policymaking with regard to young women and men’s contributions towards…